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Apr 28 2019
News
Stephen Moore says he won’t drop out of Fed nomination
Stephen Moore accused Democrats of attacking his character in an effort to derail his likely nomination by President Trump to the Federal Reserve Board and defiantly vowed “I’m not dropping out.”
”It’s been certainly a brutal process,” Moore told John Catsimatidis on his AM 970 show “The Cats Roundtable” in an interview that aired Sunday. “I was talking to a reporter the other day
New York Post (News)
Jul 23 2016
News
80 dead in Islamic State suicide bombing in Kabul
At least 80 people were killed and 231 injured Saturday when suicide bombers attacked a large demonstration in the Afghan capital of Kabul, according to the Afghan Interior Ministry.
The demonstration was organized by ethnic Hazaras demanding that a major regional power line be rerouted through their impoverished home province. Most Hazaras are Shiite Muslims but most Afghans are Sunni
USA TODAY
Aug 13 2020
News
DOJ claims Yale discriminates against Asian and white applicants
The Justice Department on Thursday accused Yale University of violating federal civil rights law by discriminating against Asian American and white undergraduate hopefuls.
Why it matters: The claim is an extension of the Trump administration's efforts to challenge race-based admissions policies at elite universities, and comes after a two-year investigation in response to complaints
Axios
Jul 03 2020
News
Redskins' Daniel Snyder has thumbed his nose at changing team's name, now demands are at fever pitch
Daniel Snyder bought the Washington Redskins in 1999 but he has never faced as much pressure to change the name of the team as he is facing now, when symbols and statues of the country's past have been torn down or removed amid heightened scrutiny about what those things really mean.
The Redskins name has been a source of controversy for about a month now, as politicians, media and now
Fox News (Online News)
Mar 11 2020
News
National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien: China’s Coronavirus Cover-Up Cost the World Two Months
China’s “cover-up” of the coronavirus cost the world community two months of time to respond, Trump National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien said Wednesday during a think-tank event.
“Unfortunately, rather than using best practices, this outbreak in Wuhan was covered up,” he said at the Heritage Foundation in response to a question about China’s handling of the virus.
He noted
Breitbart News
Apr 26 2021
News
Armenian Genocide
“The systematic killing and deportation of more than a million Armenians by Ottoman Empire forces in the early 20th century was ‘genocide,’ the United States formally declared on Saturday… While previous presidents have offered somber reflections of the dark moment in history, they have studiously avoided using the term genocide out of concern that it would complicate relations with Turkey, a
The Flip Side
Jun 24 2020
Opinion
Confederate statues are 'billboards for racism.' Let's take them down the right way.
Look around. The statues are falling.
Not on their own accord, of course. Statues of Confederate military figures are being toppled by protesters outraged by racial injustice and the death of George Floyd, while some states and cities are removing the monuments on their own.
In recent days, the statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike was destroyed by demonstrators in Washington, D
USA TODAY
May 13 2015
Opinion
Letter: DABC managers should know the story of what they sell
The purpose of any beverage is to compliment and enhance food. Importantly, alcoholic beverages do this in a way that a simple soda cannot because quality alcoholic beverages reflect the rich cultural and environmental heritage from the regions where they are made.
In a way, the soul of the Tuscan countryside is encapsulated and brought to your dinner table with every bottle of Chianti
Apr 23 2014
News
Court Backs Michigan on Affirmative Action
In a fractured decision that revealed deep divisions over what role the judiciary should play in protecting racial and ethnic minorities, the Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a Michigan constitutional amendment that bans affirmative action in admissions to the state’s public universities.
The 6-to-2 ruling eff
New York Times (News)
Sep 17 2019
News
Pence Again Pushes For Congress To Pass NAFTA Replacement Trade Deal
Vice President Mike Pence made his latest push for the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA) Tuesday at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative D.C.-based think tank.
A top legislative priority for the White House, the agreement was signed by all three countries on Nov. 30 of last year and has been stalled in Congress as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has yet to put the
The Federalist