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Jun 13 2017
News
6 questions for Attorney General Jeff Sessions
The Senate intelligence committee will grill Attorney General Jeff Sessions Tuesday afternoon, just as a slew of new questions about him have bubbled to the top of the Russia probes.
CNN Digital
Jul 13 2021
Analysis
3 rules for when schools should keep masks
The CDC says some schools can drop mask mandates — but not all of them.
As the US quickly returns to a pre-pandemic normal, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now working to ensure that schools do the same — releasing new guidelines last week outlining, in part, when schools should still consider mandating masks.
The guidelines put the CDC at the center of yet
Vox
Dec 29 2020
News
Gavin Newsom recall effort just got a major boost
The California governor’s days could be limited thanks to a growing effort to invoke a statewide referendum.
A campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom is picking up steam after individual donors offered tens of thousands of dollars each and they scored $500,000 from an Irvine-based consulting firm.
Prov 3:9 LLC contributed $500,000, and Sequoia Capital's Douglas Leone and his wife
Fox News Digital
Jun 11 2017
News
GOP looks to blunt impact of health bill on older people
GOP senators are trying to strike a balance that’s proving difficult: lowering healthcare insurance premiums for young adults while shielding older people from massive price hikes.
The Hill
Oct 27 2020
Analysis
Why Joe Biden will win rich places but not rich people
In next month’s presidential election, America’s richest and poorest places will likely vote for the same candidate. That fact, peculiar enough on its own, is all the stranger when you consider that rich and poor Americans won’t be voting for the same person. To understand contemporary US politics, you have to understand this apparent contradiction—and the divisions that create it.
In
Quartz
Feb 14 2019
News
It Isn’t Your Imagination: Twitter Treats Conservatives More Harshly Than Liberals
Of 22 prominent, politically active individuals who are known to have been suspended [from Twitter] since 2005 and who expressed a preference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, 21 supported Donald Trump.
Quillette
Jan 06 2016
News
Trump says Cruz's Canadian birth could be very precarious for GOP
The remarks come as the Texas senator challenges the billionaire mogul's front-runner status.
Washington Post
Apr 09 2019
Opinion
OPINION: Trump’s Immigration Crisis
Behind the flailing lies a potential disaster for immigration hawks.
Across the decade that preceded Donald Trump’s election, American politicians of both parties consistently tried to pass big, sweeping immigration bills that would legalize most of the country’s illegal population and increase immigration overall. These bills failed because of populist opposition, at first bipartisan (
Ross Douthat
Jun 20 2020
Opinion
Take anything John Bolton says with a mountain of salt
The last thing President Trump needed during an election year on top of a raging public health catastrophe and a recession was a mouthy staffer making him look bad. But John Bolton, the brash, unapologetic uber-hawk and former national security adviser, had other ideas.
Bolton left the administration in fall 2019 after disagreeing with his boss on practically every single foreign policy
Washington Examiner
Nov 06 2018
News
Facebook Takes Down Accounts Engaged in Misinformation on Eve of Midterms
Facebook Inc. said late Monday that it dismantled 115 Facebook and Instagram accounts as the social-media platform continues to combat misinformation campaigns on the eve of the U.S. midterm elections.
Wall Street Journal (News)