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          The popular visitor centre at the US Capitol is closed until further notice, on October 2. Thomas Watkins / The National

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          People attend the memorial service honouring Charlie Kirk in Glendale, Arizona, this month. Reuters

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          US Democrats need to go back to being a party that believes in government

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