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Jan 20 2015
News
Christie Hides $800,000 in Travel Bills
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is refusing to hand over $800,000 in credit-card bills as part of a probe into his travel expenses. The monitoring organization New Jersey Watchdog alleges that Christie has been costing the public a pretty penny for his travels, including an 1,800 percent increase in the governor’s security detail since he took office. “Last year, Christie traveled out-of-state
Daily BeastJul 30 2020
Perspectives Blog
The Roles and Responsibilities of Op-Ed Sections and of the Public
Recent conversations and controversies surrounding the venerable op-ed pages at the New York Times and Wall Street Journal have been framed in various ways, with commentators using phrases such as cancel culture, an attack on freedom of speech, an example of poor fact checking, and other buzzwords of the moment.
But instead of helping us have a nuanced conversation, this discourse
Gina BaleriaOct 23 2013
News
White House: We’re not spying on Merkel
President Obama personally called German Chancellor Angela Merkel to assure her the U.S. is not listening to her phone calls, the White House said Wednesday. That assurance came amid allegations from a German official that American intelligence agencies had been monitoring the chancellor’s cell phone.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/oct/23/white-house-were-not-spy
Washington TimesMay 13 2024
Headline Roundup
Trump Voices Support for Cryptocurrency, Spurs Market Reaction
2024 Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump recently expressed his support for cryptocurrency, drawing attention from tech and finance sectors.
Details: Trump voiced concern over the outflow of American crypto businesses due to what he calls the Biden administration's “hostility” towards the industry. Alongside these comments, Trump suggested he would accept
Politico Forbes Breitbart NewsOct 21 2013
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Obama: Health Care Site Is Troubled; Affordable Care Act Is Not
The website that's meant to allow Americans to shop and sign up for new medical plans under the Affordable Care Act isn't working as well as it should, President Obama says. But he promised that the problems will be fixed — and he said the Affordable Care Act is bringing many benefits that aren't tied to those problems.
"Nobody is madder than me that the website isn't working as it
NPR (Online News)Dec 17 2012
News
Obama, Boehner meet again as fiscal cliff talks heat up
President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner met at the White House on Monday after the top Republican negotiator made concessions over the weekend that moved the talks to a new level. The 45-minute meeting was their third face-to-face discussion in eight days, a sign of acceleration in the negotiations that seek to avert the automatic tax increases and spending cuts of the fiscal
CNN DigitalMay 27 2013
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Poll: Do you support or oppose the health care law?
A majority of Americans still oppose the nation's new health care measure, three years after it became law, according to a new survey.
But a CNN/ORC International poll released Monday also indicates that more than a quarter of those who oppose the law, known by many as Obamacare, say they don't support the measure because it doesn't go far enough.
According to the poll, 43% of
CNN DigitalJan 15 2015
News
Chicago Tribune: Higher Costs, Fewer Benefits for Workers Under Obamacare
Coverage of the president's signature legislative accomplishment has taken a back seat to other issues and international events in early 2015, but -- as expected -- the law's myriad woes continue to mount. Central promises employed to help market Obamacare to a skeptical public have fallen like dominoes, and the law is actively hurting many more people than it's helping. As we've discussed,
TownhallMay 22 2013
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Rand Paul Objects to Hearings on Apple's Tax Avoidance
While most senators seem to be mad at Apple for avoiding billions of dollars in taxes, Sen. Rand Paul is mad at other senators for being mad at Apple.
The Kentucky Republican ripped into his colleagues Tuesday for holding a hearing about Apple's efforts to avoid paying taxes by setting up off shore subsidiaries that have no workers, according to The Hill.
"I frankly think the
Newsmax (News)Jun 07 2012
News
Crossroads tests the Senate map
American Crossroads GPS is out with television ads in three Senate races this morning. James Hohmann has the links over in Morning Score.
One target – Montana – is unsurprising. We reported Tuesday night on the two other, newsier targets: Indiana and New Mexico.
New Mexico is a race thats looked like more of a reach for Republicans: the Democratic nominee, Martin
Politico