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Aug 29 2013
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Who's Up for Another Obamacare Delay?
Here we have another Obamacare implementation delay that threatens to adversely impact the timely roll-out of legally mandated state exchanges, on which millions of Americans will rely. Yawn. It's only your healthcare, America. Reuters has the details:
The Obama administration has delayed a step crucial to the launch of the new healthcare law, the signing of final agreements with
TownhallFeb 17 2014
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Labor unions benefit more from Citizens United than big conservative donors
The loosening of federal rules for political spending has done more to help Democrats than Republicans, according to two recent analyses of campaign contributions.
Those facts run counter to a well-established national media narrative — one often repeated by liberal groups and Democratic lawmakers who bemoan the influence of corporate cash in politics after the Supreme Court’s ruling in
Watchdog.orgSep 19 2022
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Hurricane Fiona Leaves Puerto Rico Without Power 5 Years After Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Fiona left Puerto Rico's 3.2 million residents without power on Sunday — almost exactly five years after Hurricane Maria knocked out much of the U.S. territory's power grid for months.
About 1,000 people have been rescued amid ongoing mudslides and flooding on the island; at least one person has died. Much of the island remained without power on Monday; on Sunday, Puerto Rico
NPR (Online News) Axios The Daily CallerFeb 15 2014
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Feds allow banks to do business with marijuana shops, industry still nervous
The Obama administration took the unprecedented step Friday of clearing the way for banks to do limited business with marijuana sellers, releasing guidelines for how financial institutions can work with pot shops in states where it's legal.
The move immediately was greeted with relief from the budding marijuana industry. Before the guidance, banks largely had avoided the new pot shops
Fox News DigitalFeb 15 2014
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Obama eyes $10.10 minimum wage; GOP focuses on those with zero insurance after Obamacare
Saturday brought more evidence of how differently President Obama and congressional Republicans will approach this crucial election year, with the White House turning attention to its economic and income-equality agenda while the GOP remains focused on the health-care reform law and its fallout across the country. In his weekly address, the president again pushed for a minimum wage hike — from
Washington TimesFeb 06 2013
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Exclusive: How Ohio’s Republican governor sold the state on expanding Medicaid
Hoping to bring billions in federal funding to his state while shielding himself from the political pain of complying with Obamacare, Ohio Gov. John Kasich has spent the past few months reaching out to some odd allies that would support the Medicaid expansion. The Republican administration worked shoulder to shoulder with Obamacare supporters and opponents, crafting a lobbying campaign aimed
Washington PostApr 02 2015
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US Won't Charge Ex-IRS Official Lois Lerner With Contempt
Lois Lerner, the former IRS official whose office gave improper scrutiny to Tea Party groups seeking tax- exempt status, won’t be charged with contempt of Congress. Outgoing U.S. Attorney Ron Machen disclosed the Justice Department’s decision in a letter to House Speaker John Boehner dated March 31. Machen is resigning Wednesday as the top federal prosecutor in Washington.
The decision
Newsmax (News)Mar 12 2019
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Liberal universities spell out speech-restriction changes in face of Trump's grant removal talk
President Trump has promised to end federal research grants for universities that don’t “support free speech,” but determining which colleges support a marketplace of ideas can present a kind of political Rorschach test.
Critics have long decried efforts to stifle or disrupt conservative speakers at college campuses, such as the University of California at Berkeley, which cited safety
Washington TimesOct 08 2012
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Law and Civil Liberties
Cato's constitutional scholars address a wide range of constitutional and legal issues — from federalism to economic liberty, property rights, civil rights, criminal law and procedure, asset forfeiture, and term limits, to name just a few. Cato expects the judiciary to be the "bulwark" of our liberties, as James Madison put it, neither making up nor ignoring the law but interpreting and
Cato InstituteJun 20 2019
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S&P 500 Hits Record High as Fed Poised to Cut Rates
U.S. stocks surged to a record at the open of regular trading, while Treasuries extended gains and the dollar slumped as the Federal Reserve’s dovish shift reverberated through markets. Gold rose to the highest in more than five years.
The benchmark S&P 500 Index surpassed the previous all-time closing high of 2,945.83 set on April 30 and is up more than 17% this year.
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