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Jul 10 2018
News
Brett Kavanaugh: Trump's supreme court pick is conservative rising star
The DC appeals court judge, 53, worked for Ken Starr’s Bill Clinton inquiry and George W Bush’s White House
The Guardian
Dec 19 2019
News
North America trade pact deals rare setback to Big Pharma
A revamped North American trade deal nearing passage in Congress gives both the White House and Democrats a chance to claim victory and offers farmers and businesses clearer rules governing the vast flow of goods among the United States, Canada and Mexico.
But the pact leaves at least one surprising loser: the pharmaceutical industry, a near-invincible lobbying powerhouse in Washington
Associated Press
Oct 17 2021
News
Biden accused of exacerbating labor shortage with ‘far-left socialist agenda’
U.S. employers are still struggling to find workers six weeks after enhanced federal jobless benefits expired, but that doesn’t mean Republicans are letting President Biden off the hook.
The National Federation of Independent Business reported last week that a record 51% of small-business owners had openings in September that they could not fill, a 48-year high, even though the boost in
Washington Times
Aug 26 2021
News
Not ‘going to be possible’ to get all Americans out of Afghanistan, warns ex-advisor to U.S. special operations
Seth Jones, a former advisor to U.S. special operations in Afghanistan, told CNBC that he does not think the U.S. will be able to remove the nearly 1,500 Americans still left in Afghanistan before the Aug. 31 deadline set by President Joe Biden.
“No, I don’t think it’s going to be possible to get them all out, I mean, the challenge is the Taliban control all the major roadways, they
CNBC
Aug 26 2020
Opinion
Trying to disgust you is the only move the Republican convention’s antiabortion speakers have left
No, abortion doesn’t “have a smell.”
And apparently this ludicrous clarification needs to be made, because Tuesday night at the Republican National Convention, a well-known antiabortion activist named Abby Johnson got behind a lectern and told a national audience that, “For me, abortion is real. I know what it sounds like; I know what abortion smells like. Did you know that abortion
Washington Post
Aug 26 2020
Analysis
"Unprecedented and wrong": Mike Pompeo slammed for address to GOP convention from Jerusalem
President Donald Trump's reelection campaign announced Sunday that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will address this week's Republican National Convention—news that sparked swift criticism both because it's unprecedented for the nation's top diplomat to participate in this type of political event and because he will reportedlyspeak from "an undisclosed location" in Jerusalem while he's there on
Salon
May 08 2024
Headline Roundup
Should President Biden Sign the Antisemitism Awareness Act?
Should President Joe Biden sign the Antisemitism Awareness Act into law if it reaches his desk?
From the Left: A writer in Salon (Left bias) argued that “American Jews who care about fighting antisemitism” should be against the act, determining that the language of the bill could be interpreted to categorize criticism of the state of Israel as antisemitic. “A bill that effectively
Salon
The Hill
National Review (Opinion) 
Dec 01 2020
Opinion
Liberal Media Panicking Over Conservative Exodus to Parler
Just build your own platform, but wait, not like that! Liberal media and commentators condemn conservatives for abandoning censorious Big Tech platforms for Parler.
Conservatives launched an exodus to free speech platform Parler after Twitter’s latest wave of censorship during the Fall 2020 election. Now the liberal media are doing everything they can to condemn Parler and its new
NewsBusters
Oct 17 2021
Opinion
Last Chance to Save American Democracy
Senator Chuck Schumer, the majority leader, has indicated that he plans to schedule a vote for Wednesday to open debate on a new voting rights bill, the Freedom to Vote Act.
The bill would set national standards for early voting, expand voting by mail, allow the use of more forms of voter identification, make Election Day a federal holiday and institute measures to counter voter
New York Times (Opinion)
Oct 17 2021
News
Hospitals brace for strikes as California workers protest staff shortages
Labor advocates are calling it “Striketober.”
As weary health care workers across California enter the 19th month of the pandemic, thousands are walking off the job and onto the picket line, demanding more staffing.
The strikes and rallies threaten to cripple hospital operations that have been inundated by the COVID-19 Delta surge as well as patients seeking long-delayed care.
CalMatters