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Apr 22 2024
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Jury Hears Opening Statements in Trump’s Hush Money Trial
Jurors heard opening statements and the first witness testimony in 2024 candidate and former President Donald Trump’s New York hush money trial on Monday.
For Context: Trump is currently in New York on trial for business fraud stemming from allegations that he covered up hush money payments made shortly before the 2016 election to an adult film star.
Opening Statements: The
New York Times (News) Wall Street Journal (News) Washington TimesApr 12 2013
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The Obamas gross $180K less in '12 than in '11
President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama earned just over 600000 in 2012 far less than they took in during 2011 according to their tax return released by the White House on Friday. The Obamas reported an adjusted gross income of 608611 during the election year more than 180000 less than they grossed for the previous year. They paid 112214...
PoliticoSep 02 2022
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In Primetime Speech, Biden Says 'MAGA Republicans' Threaten Democracy
President Joe Biden had harsh words for "MAGA Republicans" and described the 2022 midterm elections as a "battle for the soul of the nation" in a speech from Philadelphia Tuesday night.
In the 24-minute speech, Biden accused former President Donald Trump and his supporters of trying to create a country "where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy, no right to contraception,
Associated Press Washington Examiner NewsNationMay 21 2015
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ACLU in El Paso Helping "International Commuters" Know Their Rights
On May 13, dozens of members of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on the U.S. side of the Santa Fe Street border bridge in El Paso, Texas were handing out pamphlets to people they refer to as “international commuters” from Mexico, listing their rights under American law. The group is part of the ACLU’s “Know Your Rights” campaign, which encourages immigrants – both legal and illegal –
Breitbart NewsApr 29 2019
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Joe Biden wins some early Congressional support, but former colleagues see challenges ahead
Rep. Richmond makes the case for Biden, but House Majority Whip Clyburn says there’s a lot of race left to run.
House Judiciary Committee member and former Congressional Black Caucus chair Rep. Cedric Richmond made an enthusiastic case for Joe Biden Sunday as the candidate’s rivals addressed concerns some voters have with the former vice president.
After months of speculation,
VoxFeb 03 2014
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Battles Loom in Many States Over What to Do With Budget Surpluses
In a year when three dozen governors are up for election, unexpectedly robust revenues from taxes and other sources are filling most state coffers, creating surpluses not seen in years and prompting statehouse battles over what to do with the money.
After so many years of sluggish revenues, layoffs and draconian service cuts, governors and legislators are eager to use the newfound money
New York Times (News)Feb 23 2015
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Chris Christie’s Role Atop Governors Group Yet to Pay Off
For two years, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie crisscrossed the country to help his fellow Republican governors, raising money and campaigning for their election.
And yet the nation’s 31 Republican governors, faced with a wealth of choices in the still-forming presidential field, so far aren’t racing to back Mr. Christie in his anticipated White House campaign.
As the nation’s
Wall Street Journal (News)Jan 19 2015
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VP Biden Says Minority Communities, Police Need to Heal
Vice President Joe Biden says minority communities around the country need to work to bridge the separation between police and the residents they serve.
Speaking Monday at a breakfast honoring slain civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr., Biden said communities and police departments need to build relationships of trust.
"There's no reason on earth we cannot repair the
Newsmax (News)Oct 17 2015
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Hillary Clinton Bets on Future With Spending Spree to Build Campaign Infrastructure
Hillary Rodham Clinton has spent more than twice as much as any other presidential candidate on campaign staff, more than three times as much on office space and millions of dollars more on advertising, according to reports filed this week with the Federal Election Commission.
Three months before the first nominating contest, Mrs. Clinton has built a cash-hungry campaign juggernaut that
New York Times (News)May 31 2012
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Obama Plays Hardball and Loses Favorability
President Obama has adopted a new, tough-guy persona for the general election, but so far it doesnt seem to be paying off. Obama, stung for years by complaints from his political base that he was a pushover and facing a Republican rival clearly unafraid to throw punches, the president is trying to show some edge.
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