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May 08 2015
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17 Months Before Election Day, One Campaign Aims For $100 Million
The price tag for the most expensive penthouses in Manhattan is just edging past $100 million. That's also the size of contributions given by conservative businessman David Koch and Hollywood mogul David Geffen to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, where each philanthropist got naming rights for a building.
And $100 m
CNN (Online News)May 28 2013
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Fox News Panel Clashes After Alan Colmes Says IRS Went After 'Only a Handful' of Tea Party Groups
In an appearance on Fox News today, conservative writer Jim Pinkerton and liberal radio host Alan Colmes clashed over the medias perceived ideological attachment to the Obama administration and coverage of the ongoing Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scandal.
The BlazeMay 15 2016
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Ryan praises Trump, says teams are meeting next week
House Speaker Paul Ryan on Saturday offered praise -- but still no endorsement -- for presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump and said congressional GOP staffers will meet with aides to the billionaire next week to discuss policy.
The speaker's comments come as the Republican Party tries to unify following a divisive primary fight and fears among conservatives that Trump doesn't
CNN (Online News)Jul 30 2016
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Courts Crush Voter Suppression Just in Time for Election Day
July may be the month that voter suppression died. In the latest of a string of shocking judicial decisions, a federal appeals court Friday struck down North Carolina’s voting restrictions, some of the strictest in the nation. Today’s action comes after the normally conservative Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Texas’s Voter ID laws, and a federal district court placed an injunction
Daily BeastMay 21 2013
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The Right's Scandal Hypocrisy
It's pretty rich, isn't it, to see conservatives, not so long ago such ferocious guardians of presidential prerogative, suddenly acting as if they'd all interned at Common Cause when they were in college and thumping their chests about presidential transparency?
Daily BeastDec 02 2019
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Can a Sense of Awe Improve Our Arguments?
Feeling awe can make us more humble and tolerant toward political opponents, a new study suggests.
Awe is the feeling we get when we ponder the vastness and beauty of our universe. It’s something we might feel when gazing up at a scenic mountain range or experiencing the birth of our first child. Awe is an experience that can make us happier, more creative, and more generous, according
The Greater Good Science CenterMay 20 2019
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The Koch network is reorganizing under a new name and with new priorities
The Koch network is getting a new name to reflect its shifting strategy.
The Seminar Network, which includes the constellation of groups funded by the billionaire industrialist Charles Koch and around 700 like-minded conservatives and libertarians who contribute at least $100,000 annually, will now operate as Stand Together.
That has been the name of a nonprofit arm that the Koch
Washington PostFeb 16 2016
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Americans are sick of political polarization
What kind of country is this when a Supreme Court justice dies (“Court’s Conservative Voice Dies: Justice Scalia, 79, Found Dead in Texas,” Feb. 14) and within hours the head of the Republican Party in the Senate says we’ll have to wait for a new president to replace him? Then the president says he will send a name for nomination to the Senate. Talk about polarization.
Jan 11 2021
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How will Trump get his message out without social media?
The decision by tech companies to clamp down on President Donald Trump’s ability to speak to followers through mainstream social media may force him to tap more traditional methods of communication or more isolated conservative online channels during his final days in office, experts say.
Twitter Inc, Facebook Inc, Alphabet Inc-owned Google, Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc took their
ReutersJan 11 2021
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‘It’s all fallen apart’: Newsom scrambles to save California — and his career
California is running so low on oxygen that officials are telling emergency crews to conserve supplies. Ambulances in Los Angeles are backed up outside emergency rooms, sometimes for hours. And the coronavirus vaccine distribution remains so disjointed that a freezer failure that forced immediate inoculations of hundreds of people in Northern California — inmates, older people, and some people
Politico