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Sep 28 2023
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Second GOP Debate Notches Worst Ratings Since Trump Came Down the Escalator
Wednesday’s debate was designed to give GOP candidates a shot at what they desperately needed: a chance to showcase their messages and break away from the crowded Republican field. Only those hopes may have been dashed—not just by their flailing attempts to jump-start a stagnant race, but by record-low viewership that ultimately limited their ability to reach new voters. Only 9.3 million
Daily BeastSep 28 2023
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President Biden announces new McCain Library, condemns 'threats' to democracy
TEMPE — In his third visit to Arizona since being elected in 2020, President Joe Biden spent nearly 35 minutes at the Tempe Center for the Arts delivering a speech with dual purposes. President Biden first announced the creation of The McCain National Library, honoring his friendship and political relationship with Arizona’s late Republican Senator. However, the majority of the president’s
ABC 15 ArizonaAug 30 2023
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Economy Grew Less than Previously Thought in Second Quarter - The Michigan Star
Economic growth was revised downward for the second quarter of 2022, coming more in line with economists’ original expectations, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Yearly real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was revised down from 2.4% to 2.1% growth in the second estimate for the second quarter of 2023, according to the BEA. The revision is more in line with original expectations
The Michigan StarSep 27 2023
Analysis
Ruling Against Trump Cuts to the Heart of His Identity
Nearly every aspect of Donald J. Trump’s life and career has been under scrutiny from the justice system over the past several years, leaving him under criminal indictment in four jurisdictions and being held to account in a civil case for what a jury found to be sexual abuse that he committed decades ago.
But a ruling on Tuesday by a New York State judge that Mr. Trump had committed
New York Times (News)Sep 01 2023
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Doersching, Cedeño homer in TinCaps win
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Dylan Lesko struck out nine batters over five scoreless innings as the TinCaps beat the South Bend Cubs, 6-2, on Friday night at Parkview Field in front of 6,230 fans. With eight games remaining in the regular season, Fort Wayne remains 1 ½ games behind the West Michigan Whitecaps in the Midwest League East Division postseason race. Lesko, 19, earned the first win of his
WANE 15Sep 28 2023
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Biden Warns of Trump's 'Extremist Movement' and Accuses Republicans of Silence
Fourth speech by the president focusing on democracy to boost his reelection bid. President Joe Biden delivered a speech about democracy on Sept. 28 in Arizona, a key battleground state for the 2024 election. He took aim at his predecessor, President Donald Trump, and expressed concerns about a "dangerous" trend unfolding in the United States. “As I’ve always been clear, democracy is not a
The Epoch TimesSep 27 2023
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Supreme Court Rejects Alabama’s Attempt To Disregard Voting Rights Decision
The New York Times reports that the high court on Tuesday (Sept. 26) declined to hear Alabama’s second appeal of a lower court’s order to allow Black voters a better opportunity to elect a representative of their choice. The justices gave no reason for their decision, which is typical in emergency applications. “This is a victory for all Americans, particularly voters of color, who have fought
BETSep 07 2023
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Mississippi Democrats name Pinkins as new nominee for secretary of state, to challenge GOP's Watson
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Democrats on Thursday named attorney Ty Pinkins as their new nominee for secretary of state to replace a candidate who left the race because of health problems. Pinkins will face Republican incumbent Michael Watson in the Nov. 7 general election. Pinkins was already running a different statewide campaign, challenging Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker in the
Kentucky TodaySep 07 2023
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Mississippi Democrats name a new nominee for secretary of state race
Mississippi Democrats on Thursday named attorney Ty Pinkins as their new nominee for secretary of state to replace a candidate who left the race because of health problems. Pinkins will face Republican incumbent Michael Watson in the Nov. 7 general election. Pinkins was already running a different statewide campaign, challenging Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker in the 2024 election. During a
The Clarion-LedgerAug 28 2023
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Jersey Journal H.S. Football Preview, 2023: Ferris Bulldogs
Isaiah Gonzalez (8) of Ferris carries the ball during the football game between Teaneck and Ferris at Teaneck High School in Teaneck, NJ on Saturday, October 15, 2022. Scott Faytok | NJ Advance Media
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