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Jun 17 2012
News
For Many Immigrants, Policy Offers Joy and Relief
Ana Sochitl graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, on Saturday, with a degree in sociology. But until Friday, she had worried that even after she threw her cap into the air, she would be stuck at her job at a taco shop, the price of having immigrated here illegally at age 4.
New York Times (News)Oct 02 2020
News
Nagorno-Karabakh
“Armenia and Azerbaijan accused one another on Tuesday of firing directly into each other’s territory and rejected pressure to hold peace talks as their conflict over the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh threatened to mushroom into all-out war… Further stoking tensions between the two former Soviet republics, Armenia said a Turkish F-16 fighter jet had shot down one of its warplanes over Armenian
The Flip SideJun 15 2013
News
8th Grader Suspended, Arrested Over NRA T-Shirt Now Faces $500 Fine and a Year in Jail
Marcum got into an argument with a teacher over his “Protect Your Rights” NRA shirt at Logan Middle School in April. He was arrested for disturbing the education process and for obstructing an officer — the latter, according to court documents obtained by WOWK, because Marcum refused to stop talking, thus hindering the arresting officer from doing his job.
The BlazeDec 17 2019
News
McConnell rejects Schumer's call for witnesses at impeachment trial
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday rejected calls from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to allow witnesses at an expected Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
"We don't create impeachments," he said in remarks prepared for delivery on the Senate floor. "We judge them."
"The House chose this road. It is their duty to investigate. It is their duty
CNN DigitalApr 01 2020
News
As virus cases surge, nations set aside differences to help
Russia sent medical equipment and masks to the United States. Cuba sent doctors to France. Turkey dispatched masks, hazmat suits, goggles, and disinfectants to Italy and Spain. Rich nations staggering to meet health care demands are welcoming help from less wealthy ones.
European nations facing extraordinary demand for hospital intensive-care beds are putting up makeshift hospitals,
Christian Science MonitorOct 09 2015
News
Chaos: House Republicans in Complete Disarray, No Easy Fix In Sight
Now what? Nobody seems to have the faintest clue. Capitol Hill sources are uniformly astonished and bewildered by the whirlwind of disunity and dysfunction that has pushed Republicans' historically large House majority in to open chaos. A top leadership aide declined to even speculate on when the hastily-postponed Speaker election might take place. Of the two remaining candidates for the
TownhallDec 06 2012
Opinion
Bush on Immigration
There is nothing wrong with a former president of the United States, and former leader of a great party, coming forward to speak out on a pressing national question. In fact its part of a former presidents job to be serious in this way, and if he doesnt do it every day but holds his fire for potentially key moments it can be helpful.
Peggy NoonanApr 27 2019
News
Trump Calls On Japan’s Abe to Lift Tariffs on U.S. Farm Goods
President Trump expressed optimism Friday for a new trade deal with Japan, but said Japanese tariffs on U.S. farm products must be lifted—and suggested the U.S. could use levies on Japanese cars as leverage.
Seated in the Oval Office with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Mr. Trump said that Japan “puts very massive tariffs on our agriculture.” But he added, “We don’t tariff their
Wall Street Journal (News)Nov 29 2014
News
Hagel Exit Shows Obama Has Taken Power Away From Pentagon
President Barack Obama pushed Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel out of his job yesterday after less than 21 months, with White House officials citing disagreements over Iraq and Syria policy.
Hagel, who had grown increasingly frustrated with tight White House management of policy, was ready to go anyway, a U.S. defense official said. He resigned without a fight.
BloombergSep 11 2013
News
Facebook's Zuckerberg to Meet With GOP House Leaders
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who has been pushing for a revision of U.S. immigration law, plans to meet with the top four Republicans in the House next week in Washington.
The meeting, scheduled for Sept. 19, will include House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio, Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia, Whip Kevin McCarthy, and Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington, the head of
Newsmax (News)