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Aug 25 2023
Headline Roundup
Fed Chair Jerome Powell Says Inflation 'Remains Too High' in Annual Address
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated that more interest rate hikes are on the horizon as the government continues to fight high inflation.
Key Quote: "Although inflation has moved down from its peak — a welcome development — it remains too high," Powell said Friday in his address at the Kansas City Fed’s annual retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. "We are prepared to raise
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Dec 05 2023
Headline Roundup
Republican Debate Stage Shrinks to Four Candidates
The fourth Republican presidential debate will take place at 8 PM ET on Wednesday on NewsNation (Center bias), and the field of candidates has shrunk to four.
The Details: Candidates were required to have 80,000 donors with at least 200 unique donors in 20 states or territories, and poll at least 6% in two national polls, or 6% in one national poll, and two of the four early voting
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New York Post (News)
Oct 11 2019
News
2020 Update
On Monday, the Washington Free Beacon published a story alleging that county records cast doubt on Elizabeth Warren’s claim that in 1971 she was fired from her job as a teacher due to being pregnant. (Washington Free Beacon)
The left defends Warren’s claim to have been fired while pregnant, and focuses on the challenges awaiting Warren in the primary.
“It's ‘trivially easy’ to
The Flip Side
Jul 29 2019
News
As Democratic Party veers left, can Harris occupy middle lane?
It’s textbook strategy to run to the left (or right) in primaries to appeal to base voters, and then pivot in a general election to win over a broader ideological spectrum. But is pivoting even possible in today’s divided America?
As Democrats await the next round of primary debates in Detroit this week, many are wondering if they’ll see yet another skirmish between Kamala Harris and
Christian Science Monitor
Oct 23 2012
News
Gallup: Romney Up 5 Points Over Obama
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney leads President Barack Obama by 5 points among likely voters in the latest Gallup Daily Tracking Poll.
That's down a point from Romney's 6-point lead among likely voters on Monday – and is 2 points lower than his 7-point lead on Sunday. The 7-point lead was the largest of the campaign, Business Insider reports.
Read more on Newsmax.
Newsmax (News)
Nov 09 2020
Analysis
How Republican women won a record number of seats in Congress
In a year in which Kamala Harris made history as America’s first woman to be elected vice president, Republican women have their own successes to tout. A record number of them are heading to Congress – with more races still to be called. Of the eight House seats flipped by Republicans, six have been by women.
“I’ve been saying 2018 is the year of the woman, and 2020 is the year of the
Christian Science Monitor
Jun 30 2020
Perspectives Blog
When the Virus Moves to Red States
For most of the spring, COVID-19 was primarily a blue-state pandemic. While conservative areas of the country were hit by the virus as well, the types of densely populated urban areas that tend to vote Democrat absorbed the overwhelming majority of cases, hospitalizations and deaths. For much of rural and small town America, COVID-19 was less of an immediate danger in their communities than
Dan Schnur
May 03 2015
News
Carly Fiorina will run for president as a successful tech CEO. Silicon Valley says that's a fantasy
When Carly Fiorina launches her campaign for president this week, her message to the world will be emphatic: what she did for HP, she can do for America.
From spaghetti dinners in New Hampshire to startup conferences in New York, the former head of Hewlett-Packard is expected to keep staking her claim as a pioneering executive prodigy: “it is only in the United States of America that a
The Guardian
Oct 18 2019
Perspectives Blog
Story of the Week: Hunter Biden Steps Down from Chinese Company, Admits "Poor Judgement"
Tracking impeachment: Attention has shifted to President Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who is accused of pushing the Ukrainian government to investigate the Bidens on Trump's behalf.
Hunter Biden, son of Joe Biden, forfeited his spot on the board of a Chinese private equity firm on Sunday, saying his overseas work allowed critics to accuse his father of conflicting interests.
Henry A. Brechter
May 01 2016
News
Trump replays Clinton 'woman card,' defends 'pull out' Middle East strategy
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Sunday defended his criticism that Hillary Clinton’s campaign success is based largely on her being a female candidate and dismissed assertions about him having a soft foreign policy.
“The only card she has is the woman card,” Trump told “Fox News Sunday.” “Even women don’t like her. If she were not a woman, she would not even be in this
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