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Jul 08 2021
News
‘Devastating Situation’: South Dakota Governor Sends More Troops to Border
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem announced additional state National Guard members will be sent to the U.S.–Mexico border to assist immigration enforcement efforts.
The deployment, she said, would add 75 members to the 50-strong troops that are deployed there. Noem, a Republican, is one of several governors who have sent law enforcement or National Guard members to the border following a
The Epoch TimesJul 08 2021
Analysis
Haiti Assassination Adds to Woes Facing Biden in Latin America
The crisis in Haiti is adding to the Biden administration’s slate of challenges in the Western Hemisphere, where officials had sought to focus on the flow of unauthorized migrants across the U.S.’s southern border.
Rising economic hardship from the Covid-19 pandemic has added to the longstanding drivers of migration, including Central America’s endemic criminal violence, two devastating
Wall Street Journal (News)Aug 10 2020
News
Trump Takes Executive Action
On Saturday, President Donald Trump signed three memoranda and one executive order aimed at responding to the coronavirus pandemic: an additional $400 per week for unemployed workers, a payroll tax deferral, a suspension of student loan payments, and a memorandum aimed at preventing evictions. (White House)
The right believes the executive actions will help Trump politically but that
The Flip SideJan 22 2021
Opinion
The GOP Hit Rock Bottom. Can Conservatives Recover?
We have a new year and a new administration, but America’s crisis hasn’t yet passed. The dangerous forces unleashed over the past five years are still dominant in one major party and are increasingly potent in the other. Reining these dark elements in will take courage and honesty, two characteristics that have been in short supply in Washington. If we fail, the radicals will succeed in using
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)Apr 16 2020
Background
Need-to-know Coronavirus Advice and Information
There's a lot to sift through when looking for information on the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, so AllSides is bringing together the best advice, research and more to help you manage the crisis in your own life.
In addition to expert guidelines on staying safe and avoiding infection, reporting throughout the media spectrum has focused on advice for preserving mental health, performing
AllSidesDec 16 2020
News
Emails show former Trump health appointee advocated herd immunity strategy
A former senior Health and Human Services adviser advocated this summer to let young and middle-aged Americans become infected with COVID-19 in order to develop "herd immunity," according to emails released Wednesday by the House committee overseeing the federal government's coronavirus response.
Why it matters: Without a vaccine, achieving herd immunity — in which widespread outbreaks
AxiosDec 21 2020
Analysis
The US is on the verge of the biggest anti-money-laundering update in years
If you’re a corrupt foreign official or drug trafficker, there’s a pretty easy way to protect your illicit cash: create an anonymous shell company.
You form a shell company — meaning a business that exists only on paper, with no employees, no products it makes or sells, no revenue, nothing except maybe a bank account and some assets — but you do it without disclosing your (the owner’s)
VoxMay 07 2020
News
Covid-19's threat to European unity
The European Union is a political long shot of an experiment that has survived all manner of existential threats this century: the migration crisis of the past half-decade, the 2008 financial crisis and the yearslong north-south divide within Europe over who should pay to resuscitate the Eurozone's economies, the 2005 votes of "no" to the European constitution, and, of course, Brexit.
CNN (Opinion)Oct 21 2021
News
What Biden's sweeping social safety plan might include -- and what it likely won't
Democrats in Congress are negotiating a sweeping budget reconciliation package that is the centerpiece of President Joe Biden's domestic agenda.
The 10-year spending plan, originally priced at $3.5 trillion, marks the biggest step in the Democrats' drive to expand education, health care and child care support, as well as tackling the climate crisis and making further investments in
CNN DigitalFeb 21 2021
Analysis
“Mark Changed The Rules”: How Facebook Went Easy On Alex Jones And Other Right-Wing Figures
In April 2019, Facebook was preparing to ban one of the internet’s most notorious spreaders of misinformation and hate, Infowars founder Alex Jones. Then CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally intervened.
Jones had gained infamy for claiming that the 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school massacre was a “giant hoax,” and that the teenage survivors of the 2018 Parkland shooting were “crisis actors.”
BuzzFeed News