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Oct 03 2019
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Warren Rising in the Polls
“Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) leads the Democratic primary field by 4 points in the latest Economist/YouGov weekly tracking survey, leapfrogging former Vice President Joe Biden.” (The Hill)
The left supports Warren’s policies, and believes she has a solid chance of winning the nomination.
“Working together, Sanders and Warren have been incredibly effective not just in making
The Flip SideAug 21 2014
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Ineligible illegals file request to get Dreamer status, force Obama’s hand
Nearly a dozen illegal immigrations announced a campaign Wednesday to force President Obama’s hand on halting deportations, saying they would file papers demanding to be let into the existing program granting legal status to so-called Dreamers, although none qualifies.
Some of the immigrants came as children and would have qualified except they went home for college and then came back,
Washington TimesAug 20 2014
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Illegal immigrants file applications to force Obama’s hand on stopping deportations
Nearly a dozen illegal immigrations announced a campaign Wednesday to force President Obama’s hand on halting deportations, saying they would file papers demanding to be let into the existing program granting so-called Dreamers legal status, even though none of them qualify.
Some of the immigrants came as children and would have qualified except they went home for college and then came
Washington TimesMay 06 2015
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Republicans Reject Calls on Guantanamo Bay Closure
Senate Republicans are rejecting renewed calls by Democrats and a retired Supreme Court justice to expedite closing Guantanamo Bay, saying they fear released detainees could pose a security threat.
In remarks to a legal group Monday, retired Justice John Paul Stevens said that the prison never should have been opened, and said that some detainees who were abused by U.S. forces or held
Wall Street Journal (News)May 06 2015
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Bashar al-Assad is losing ground in Syria
For most of the past two years, it looked like Bashar al-Assad's campaign to hold on in Syria was working. Syria's weak, uncoordinated, and increasingly Islamist rebels were being gradually pushed back. And while ISIS had seized vast parts of the country, it and Assad appeared to tolerate one another in a sort of tacit non-aggression pact designed to crush the Syrian rebels. It seemed that
VoxMar 13 2019
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Cory Booker's story so far: is he anti-establishment, or part of it?
Cory Booker came to national attention in 2002, fighting an election against incredible odds. In the contest for mayor of Newark, New Jersey, he faced both an entrenched incumbent who would later go to jail for corruption and an entire political machine focused on destroying his reputation. He lost, but he lost narrowly.
Four years later, he won. In 2013, after serving nearly two terms
The GuardianOct 19 2020
Perspectives Blog
Trump vs. Biden Quick Links: Coronavirus Plan
In this article we’ll provide a brief overview of each candidate’s coronavirus plan and give quick links to articles covering the topic from different rated outlets.
Biden: Seven-Step PlanJoe Biden released his campaign’s plan to address the coronavirus on March 12. It promises to invoke the full authority of the Defense Production Act (DPA), a law that originated from
AllSides StaffMar 12 2019
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#BreakUpBigTech: Elizabeth Warren says Facebook just proved her point
Elizabeth Warren could not have asked for a better illustration for her point.
The US senator and Democratic candidate for president took aim at Facebook on Monday evening after the social network briefly blocked her campaign from running advertisements that just happened to call for breaking up Facebook.
“Curious why I think FB has too much power?”, Warren said on Twitter. “Let’
The GuardianNov 29 2015
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Obama’s Legacy at Stake in Paris Talks on Climate Accord
At a joint news conference here Tuesday with President François Hollande of France, President Obama veered from his focus on the terrorist attacks in Paris to bring up the huge international gathering beginning in the French capital on Monday to hammer out a global response to climate change.
“What a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows
New York Times (News)Aug 10 2014
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In Surprising Defeat, Hawaii Governor Loses Primary
After nearly four decades in elected office in Hawaii, Gov. Neil Abercrombie was dealt a stunning defeat in his bid for re-election over the weekend, becoming the first incumbent governor in the state’s history to lose in his party’s primary.
Mr. Abercrombie, a Democrat, was defeated Saturday by David Ige, who began the campaign as a little-known state senator but capitalized on the
New York Times (News)