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Nov 06 2022
News
Obama and Trump battle over western Pennsylvania with dueling rallies in a final midterm push for the critical state
Two former presidents duked it out with dueling rallies Saturday across western Pennsylvania, where they stumped for Senate candidates locked in one of the most consequential races of the cycle and offered wildly different visions of America as the final midterm fight centers on the Keystone State.
Around noon, Barack Obama rallied with Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the Democratic Senate
NBC News (Online)Jan 03 2023
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Chaos reigns in House as GOP fails to pick a Speaker
Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s (R-Calif.) bid to become the next House Speaker fell short on Tuesday over a string of three consecutive votes, marking a chaotic opening to a new Congress — and dampening the Republicans’ celebration as they took control of the House for the first time since 2018.
The GOP standoff — pitting McCarthy and his allies against a small but persistent group of
The HillJun 24 2022
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As the race heats up, is Mehmet Oz distancing himself from Trump? | Five for the Weekend
Happy Weekend, Friends.
It’s Capital-Star Editor-in-Chief John L. Micek once again, sitting in for the vacationing Cassie Miller, who returns next week.
We’ll turn our attention this Saturday morning to Pennsylvania’s nationally watched U.S. Senate campaign. After winning a close fight for the nomination, Republican Mehmet Oz apparently has now decided he can (mostly) live
Pennsylvania Capital-StarFeb 16 2023
Perspectives Blog
Turkey-Syria Earthquakes: How to Help
There are moments that bring the world together and help us set aside our differences. Here is one of them.
As of Wednesday, over 41,000 had been reported dead in Turkey and Syria following high-magnitude earthquakes on February 6. The effort to rescue those trapped under rubble united people in the U.S. and around the world; now, those efforts turn toward helping the survivors recover
AllSides StaffAug 25 2022
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Growing Evidence Against a Republican Wave
At the beginning of this year’s midterm campaign, analysts and political operatives had every reason to expect a strong Republican showing this November. President Biden’s approval rating was in the low 40s, and the president’s party has a long history of struggling in midterm elections.
But as the start of the general election campaign nears, it’s becoming increasingly hard to find any
New York Times (News)Oct 26 2022
Analysis
The new swing vote: Why more Latino voters are joining the GOP
Bible study has ended at Rep. Mayra Flores’ campaign headquarters, and volunteers are passing around steaming plates of chicken tamales. One staffer excitedly announces an all-female “Block Walk,” where participants will wear red high heels during an upcoming door-knocking effort.
“We all used to be Democrats,” says Minerva Simpson, vice president of Cameron County Republican Women,
Christian Science MonitorMay 30 2022
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EU leaders agree on partial embargo on Russian oil
European Union leaders reached a compromise Monday to impose a partial oil embargo on Russia at a summit focused on helping Ukraine with a long-delayed package of sanctions that was blocked by Hungary.
The watered-down embargo covers only Russian oil brought in by sea, allowing a temporary exemption for imports delivered by pipeline.
EU Council President Charles Michel said on
New York Post (News)Mar 08 2021
Data
A Year Into the Pandemic, Long-Term Financial Impact Weighs Heavily on Many Americans
About a year since the coronavirus recession began, there are some signs of improvement in the U.S. labor market, and Americans are feeling somewhat better about their personal finances than they were early in the pandemic. Still, about half of non-retired adults say the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak will make it harder for them to achieve their long-term financial goals,
Pew Research CenterJan 10 2023
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Another Anti-Trump Investigation Has Wrapped in Georgia, But Will the Findings Be Released?
You can say that Donald Trump is “Teflon,” given how many attempts have been made to indict this man on every charge in our current legal code. Attorneys, who also happen to be significant allies of the Democratic Party, have tried to ensnare the man in some legal tangle in just about every way—all attempts have failed. They’ve tried Russian collusion for years, only for that to devolve into
TownhallDec 23 2022
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Facebook parent Meta agrees to pay $725 million to settle privacy lawsuit
Facebook parent Meta has agreed to pay $725 million to settle a class action lawsuit that claimed the social media giant gave third parties access to user data without their consent.
It is the “largest recovery ever achieved in a data privacy class action and the most Facebook has ever paid to resolve a private class action,” Keller Rohrback L.L.P, the law firm representing the
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