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Oct 03 2023
Perspectives Blog
Who’s to Blame for the Last Minute Shutdown Talks?
The national debt re-entered the political discourse last week as the nation narrowly averted a government shutdown. How big of an issue is the national debt, and why do Democrats and Republicans disagree on it?
The National Debt In ContextThe national debt has remained at record levels since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, when it hit an all-time high of 135% of U.S. GDP.
Clare AshcraftOct 18 2023
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Election 2023: Wayne Council Candidate Fran Ritter
Early voting begins Oct. 28 in Wayne and across New Jersey, for the general election Tuesday, Nov. 7. Here is the candidate profile for Fran Ritter, a Democrat running for re-election as Wayne's Ward 5 councilperson. Editor's Note: Patch sent out emails to all candidates to the email addresses listed for their campaign provided to the county clerk’s office. The responses received will be
Patch.comSep 29 2023
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How each member voted on House stopgap bill with shutdown on horizon
Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. How each member voted on House stopgap bill with shutdown on horizon The House failed to pass a GOP-led continuing resolution Friday afternoon that would have funded the government until Oct. 31. All Democrats and 21 Republicans voted against the measure, which included steep cuts to social programs.
Washington PostOct 05 2023
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Biden Steers Clear Of House Drama While Campaign Attacks MAGA Republicans
President Biden blamed "MAGA Republicans" for bringing the federal government to the brink of a costly shutdown. Days later, Biden's tone shifted after a group of far-right House Republicans ousted Kevin McCarthy as House speaker.
"More than anything, we need to change the poisonous atmosphere in Washington," Biden said Wednesday, in remarks directed to both parties. "I know we have
NewsweekOct 16 2023
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One in custody after infant consumes Fentanyl in southeast Wichita
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — One person is in custody after an infant consumed Fentanyl in southeast Wichita Monday night. According to the Wichita Police Department, around 7:45 p.m., they arrived at a residence in the 6100 block of E. Boston St. Someone at the residence told police that an infant consumed Fentanyl. The WPD says Narcan was administered to the infant before being brought in serious
KSN TVOct 16 2023
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New findings released in report determine cause of Raymond train derailment
New findings in an investigation have determined the cause of the train derailment in Raymond earlier this year. The National Transportation Safety Board released a report on the train derailment that resulted in the town of Raymond being evacuated. It highlights a “catastrophic rail failure” that led to the derailment and spill of ethanol and corn syrup. As previously reported, a northbound
KSTPOct 13 2023
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Where To See Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Movie In Glenview
GLENVIEW, IL — Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour movie opens in theaters Friday, and you can see it in and near Glenview.
The movie has already grossed $100 million in advance ticket sales, according to AMC Theaters, which is distributing the film to more than 8,500 theaters in 100 countries. Showings are also planned at Regal and Cinemark. Locally, there are showings this weekend at theaters in
Patch.comSep 28 2023
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‘Mountain Of Evidence’: Oversight Chair Comer Sets Stage For First Biden Impeachment Hearing
House Oversight and Government Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer will emphasize America’s desire for accountability during the first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden Thursday, according to an opening statement reviewed by the Daily Caller. The House Oversight and Government Accountability Committee is set to hold a hearing Thursday regarding the value of an
The Daily CallerOct 23 2023
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Indiana man nearly stole $670K in COVID unemployment, loan scheme
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — An Indiana man will spend more than three years in prison after nearly defrauding $670,000 in government relief funds intended to assist small businesses and individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Robert K. Hall, 73, of Bloomington, was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money
NewsNationOct 19 2023
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St. Louis businessman charged with kickback scheme involving nuclear weapons parts
ST. LOUIS — A local businessman is facing federal charges in Kansas after authorities say he sent kickbacks and bribes to an engineer at a nuclear weapons parts manufacturer in exchange for subcontracts. Richard W. Mueller, 63, was indicted Wednesday on six federal charges, including wire fraud and lying to federal agents, after authorities said he paid Kansas engineer Michael Clinesmith more
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