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May 20 2021
Fact Check
Eric Trump’s Pants on Fire claim that Joe Biden’s White House doesn’t travel
In a falsehood-filled attack on President Joe Biden’s administration, Eric Trump wrongly claimed that the White House under Biden is not traveling — to the border, overseas, or anywhere.
"There’s no fight coming out of the White House," Trump, the second son of former President Donald Trump, told Fox News host Sean Hannity May 18. "There’s no one there. They don’t travel. They don't go
PolitiFactNov 18 2020
Analysis
Under Biden, State Department needs to be rebuilt. But better.
Over recent years, “build back better” has become the mantra of reconstruction teams looking to rebuild communities devastated by natural disasters, from earthquakes to hurricanes, but in smarter, more sustainable ways.
Now the transition team for President-elect Joe Biden is applying the guiding slogan of disaster recovery, which he employed during his campaign in reference to the
Christian Science MonitorJul 02 2020
Headline Roundup
NYC City Council Votes to Shift $1 Billion Away From Police Force
New York City Council voted Wednesday in favor of a budget that moves $1 billion away from the city's police force. The overhaul is aimed at reducing overtime spending and improving the city's mental health and homelessness outreach; it also led to the cancellation of a 1,200-person police recruiting class scheduled for August.
Coverage on all sides framed the changes as inadequate, but
Fox News (Online News) New York Times (News) USA TODAYJan 13 2015
News
It’s only life or death! Veterans subjected to program that ‘incentivizes bad behavior’
The Philadelphia VA announced a new incentive program earlier this month that rewards employees with cash and food for deciding cases quickly — a move that some employees say will encourage staff to rush claims and reject deserving applicants, once again leaving veterans struggling for benefits.
For some, the program is too similar to one at the Phoenix VA hospital last year that led to
Washington TimesMar 11 2019
News
Trump proposes $4.7 trillion budget with domestic cuts, $8.6 billion in new funding for border wall
President Trump is releasing a $4.7 trillion budget plan Monday that stands as a sharp challenge to Congress and the Democrats trying to unseat him, the first act in a multi-front struggle that could consume Washington for the next 18 months.
The budget proposal dramatically raises the possibility of another government shutdown in October, and Trump used to the budget to notify Congress
Washington PostJun 11 2021
Perspectives Blog
When Everyone is Mad at Kamala Harris
From the CenterThis view is from an author rated as Center.
Kamala Harris has always understood the power of a good sound bite.
During a Democratic primary debate last year, she captured headlines by putting Joe Biden on the defensive during an exchange over mandatory school busing, when she personalized her argument by saying “And that little girl was me.”
Within no
Dan SchnurJun 07 2019
News
Joe Biden Reverses Course on Hyde Abortion Amendment
After two days of intense criticism, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden reversed course Thursday and declared that he no longer supports a long-standing congressional ban on using federal health care money to pay for abortions.
Biden's reversal came after rivals and women's rights groups blasted him for affirming through his campaign aides that he still supported the Hyde
CBNDec 29 2013
News
Federal Health Market Surpasses 1 Million Signups
A December surge propelled health care sign-ups through the government's rehabilitated website past the 1 million mark, the Obama administration said Sunday, reflecting new vigor for the problem-plagued federal insurance exchange.
Of the more than 1.1 million people now enrolled, nearly 1 million signed up in December, with the majority coming days before a pre-Christmas deadline for
ABC News (Online)Dec 29 2013
News
Federal Health Market Surpasses 1 Million Signups
A December surge propelled health care sign-ups through the government's rehabilitated website past the 1 million mark, the Obama administration said Sunday, reflecting new vigor for the problem-plagued federal insurance exchange.
Of the more than 1.1 million people now enrolled, nearly 1 million signed up in December, with the majority coming days before a pre-Christmas deadline for
NPR (Online News)Oct 04 2014
News
Economists Warn That Stalled Wage Growth Could Be 'Snuffing Out Wider Recovery'
Where are the pay raises?
Employers in the United States are hiring at a brisk pace. Unemployment has sunk to a nearly healthy rate. Jobs are being filled across a range of industries.
Yet the September jobs report released Friday contained a puzzling fact: Paychecks still aren't growing.
Economists regard stagnant wages as a red flag for the 5-year-old recovery. Robust
Newsmax (News)