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Aug 26 2013
News
Anti-Abortion Laws Take Dramatic Toll On Clinics Nationwide
More than 50 abortion clinics across the country have closed or stopped offering the procedure since a heavy wave of legislative attacks on providers began in 2010, according to The Huffington Post's nationwide survey of state health departments, abortion clinics and local abortion-focused advocacy groups.
At least 54 abortion providers across 27 states have shut down or ended their
HuffPostFeb 21 2024
Headline Roundup
Discredited FBI Informant in Biden Probe Got Some Info From Russian Intelligence
A former FBI informant — charged with lying about bribery claims against President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter — told investigators that Russian intelligence officials were involved in passing him information.
The Details: In a court filing, prosecutors said Alexander Smirnov revealed in an interview before his arrest that “officials associated with Russian intelligence were involved
RollingStone.com Fox News (Online News) BBC NewsJul 14 2023
Headline Roundup
Biden Admin Forgives $39 Billion in Student Loan Debt
The Biden administration announced Friday that it will forgive $39 billion in student loans for over 800,000 borrowers.
The Details: The administration said the forgiveness is the result of fixes that more accurately count monthly payments under existing income-driven repayment plans. Errors miscounted qualifying payments made by borrowers, according to the Department of Education.
National Review (News) CNN Business CNBCMay 12 2023
Headline Roundup
How the Government Plans to Respond as Title 42 Ends
The border crisis is expected to worsen as Title 42 ends. What's the government doing about it?
The White House: Title 42 is being replaced with Title 8, which allows people more time to claim asylum, but also restricts re-entry later. President Joe Biden reportedly reaffirmed a joint effort to reduce migration from some Central American countries with Mexican President Andres Manuel
Washington Times Roll Call New York Times (News)Aug 03 2013
News
Audit finds bloated budget for green jobs training despite lack of open positions
A federal audit shows that nearly a half-billion dollars in government funds was spent on training workers for so-called “green jobs.” The only problem is that not enough positions in the growing industry exist. The findings -- released in a June report by the Government Accountability Office -- showed that only 55 percent of those trained were able to place in a new job, many of which were
Fox News (Online News)Sep 28 2014
News
Why We Won't See The Likes Of Eric Holder Again
When President Woodrow Wilson was casting about for an attorney general in 1919, his private secretary Joseph Tumulty wrote that the office "had great power politically ... we should not trust it to anyone who is not heart and soul with us."
Eric Holder's great qualification for the job he has just resigned was that he was with the president he served — heart and soul.
His
NPR (Online News)Sep 23 2014
News
IS strikes: Not America's fight alone - Obama
President Obama has hailed the support of Arab nations in air strikes on Islamic State (IS) militants, saying: "This is not America's fight alone."
He was speaking hours after the US and Arab allies launched their first air strikes against IS in Syria.
Activists say at least 70 IS militants and 50 other al-Qaeda-linked fighters were killed in the strikes.
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BBC NewsMar 07 2013
News
Elizabeth Warren Takes On Eric Holder's 'Too Big To Jail' Statement
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) took on Attorney General Eric Holder's admission that some banks are too big for the Justice Department to prosecute, asserting that Holder's statement illustrates why the financial institutions should be held accountable.
“It has been almost five years since the financial crisis, but the big banks are still too big to fail," Warren said in a Wednesday
HuffPostFeb 01 2017
Opinion
Why Liberals Should Back Neil Gorsuch
I am hard-pressed to think of one thing President Trump has done right in the last 11 days since his inauguration. Until Tuesday, when he nominated an extraordinary judge and man, Neil Gorsuch, to be a justice on the Supreme Court.
The nomination comes at a fraught moment. The new administration’s executive actions on immigration have led to chaos everywhere from the nation’s airports
Guest Writer - Left