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Mar 29 2015
News
Fierce Backlash Mounts Over Indiana's 'Religious Freedom' Law
A new "religious freedom" law in Indiana touched off a firestorm of criticism across the country Friday, after opponents warned that it could lead to legal discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals in the state's business establishments.
The measure, which Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R) signed into law Thursday, allows any individual or corporation to cite
HuffPostDec 26 2015
News
14 dead as Islamic rebels attack in Philippines
Christmas attacks by Muslim rebels in Christian villages in the southern Philippines left at least 14 people dead and may have been partly influenced by the notoriety of the Islamic State group, officials said Saturday.
The dead included nine Christian villagers separately gunned down by Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighter insurgents and at least five rebels killed by government forces
USA TODAYJun 16 2020
News
Trump to unveil police reform proposals that fall short of what activists have demanded
President Trump plans to take executive action Tuesday that would provide new federal funding incentives for local police departments to beef up training over the use of force and strengthen a national database to track misconduct, according to senior administration officials.
Trump’s order, the product of collaboration with law enforcement groups and families of suspects killed by
Washington PostOct 21 2019
News
Brexit: No 10 to push again for vote on Boris Johnson's deal
MPs must be given "a straight up-and-down vote" on the PM's Brexit deal later, No 10 says, but it is not clear whether the Speaker will allow it.
John Bercow is due to announce his decision at about 15:30 BST.
The PM tried to bring his deal to the Commons for a vote on Saturday, but his strategy was dealt a blow when MPs backed moves to delay approval instead.
The Speaker
BBC NewsOct 08 2012
News
Government and Politics
Today, government poses many new threats to individual freedom and the virtues needed for its preservation. Unfortunately, career politicians, an ever-expanding government and massive regulatory constraints dominate American political life. Catos government and politics studies are dedicated to bringing the ideals of individual liberty, civil society, limited government and citizen legislators
Cato InstituteOct 04 2012
Opinion
New ideas and policy solutions to reforming the US health care system.
The Supreme Court has decided the legal challenge to the sweeping health care reform legislation passed in 2010, but political battles continue. As the United States continues to struggle with the critical task of reforming its health care system to increase quality, access and efficiency, Brookings experts deliver new ideas and offer policy solutions to improve health care both at home and
Brookings InstitutionMar 02 2015
News
Supreme Court To Weigh Power Of Redistricting Commissions
Take a look at a congressional district map, and it can look like a madman's jigsaw puzzle. The reason is, in part, that the district lines are drawn by state legislators seeking to maximize partisan advantage. It's a process that critics say is responsible for much that's wrong with Washington.
That's why some states have tried setting up independent commissions to draw the map.
NPR (Online News)Dec 11 2019
News
Bloomberg Woos Minority Voters in 2020 Bid
‘Stop-and-frisk’ continues to pop up in the former mayor’s meetings with black leaders.
In his first few events as a Democratic presidential candidate, billionaire Michael Bloomberg has huddled with black elected officials and activists in Mississippi, addressed a diverse gathering of party leaders in Texas and toured an African-American history museum in Georgia.
The early
Wall Street Journal (News)Jul 30 2014
News
House Approves Bill to Expand Veterans’ Access to Care
The House on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved legislation to expand veterans’ access to health care, acting on bipartisan outrage over long waiting lists, falsified reports of health care improvement and a crush of new patients from the wars ending in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The 420-to-5 vote sends the bill to the Senate, where final passage is all but assured before Congress leaves
New York Times (News)Jun 27 2019
Opinion
OPINION: Dem debate reveals wacky things required of liberal candidates. This is how to defeat Trump?
The greatest problem facing the U.S., according to the Democratic presidential candidates who appeared at their first debate Wednesday night, is the power of large corporations.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and her colleagues assured us that it is big business that is to blame for gun violence, drug addiction, mass incarceration, inadequate health care, illegal immigration and
Guest Writer - Right