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AllSides Media Bias Chart: Version 2 | Updated Media Bias Ratings
It's here! Version 2 of The AllSides Media Bias Chart features even more outlets than Versions 1 and 1.1, and we've changed the bias ratings for a number of outlets.
The AllSides Media Bias Chart helps you to easily identify different perspectives so you can get the full picture and think for yourself. Knowing the political bias of media outlets allows you to consume a balanced media
Julie MastrineFeb 05 2014
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Budget office chief: ObamaCare creates ‘disincentive’ to work
The head of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office delivered a damning assessment Wednesday of the Affordable Care Act, telling lawmakers that ObamaCare creates a "disincentive for people to work," adding fuel to Republican arguments that the law will hurt the economy.
The testimony from CBO Director Douglas Elmendorf comes after his office released a highly controversial report
Fox News DigitalMar 05 2013
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Tax Revenues Projected to Hit All-Time High in 2013
The Congressional Budget Office anticipates that federal tax receipts will hit an all-time high of $2.7 trillion this fiscal year, yet the annual deficit will still clock in between $800 and $900 billion. We have a spending problem:
An impasse over the shape of the federal budget keeps boiling down to this basic plotline: Democrats say the solution to high deficits must include more
TownhallSep 03 2013
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Obama Gets Boehner’s Support in ‘Call to Action’ Against Syria
President Barack Obama, after urging Congress to take a “prompt” vote authorizing military action against Syria, won endorsement for the cause from House Speaker John Boehner.
Backing from Republican Boehner brings Obama closer to overcoming objections being raised by some House members who’ve questioned the evidence presented by the administration that the Syrian government was behind
BloombergJun 12 2016
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DONALD TRUMP IS CHANGING HIS CAMPAIGN SLOGAN TO PROVE HE’S NOT RACIST
After a week of nonstop criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike for comments many condemned as racially charged, Donald Trump claims to be altering his campaign to be a little more inclusive. While the presumptive G.O.P. has long promised to “make America great again,” Trump now says he’s adding two words to slogan to illustrate just how non-racist he really is.
“You know, I have
Vanity FairFeb 03 2014
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So What Exactly Is Obama's Red Line On Keystone XL?
In the lead-up to President Barack Obama's heavily billed speech on climate policy in June, the big question among members of the White House press corps was what, exactly, he would say about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
By that point, the fault lines on Keystone were pretty clear. Congressional Republicans were demanding it be green-lighted. GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney
HuffPostJun 10 2016
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Orrin Hatch explains friendship with Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Ali was beloved around the world, but perhaps one of his unlikeliest friends was Sen. Orrin Hatch, who remembered the three-time heavyweight champion at his funeral on Friday.
The Utah Republican said Ali's commitment to finding common ground with people different from himself was one of his greatest gifts. Speaking at Ali's funeral in Louisville, Kentucky, Hatch said the two
CNN DigitalFeb 04 2015
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Rick Snyder: Michigan won’t appeal gay marriage ruling
Gov. Rick Snyder said Wednesday that Michigan will not appeal a district judge’s ruling that it must recognize the roughly 300 marriages of same-sex couples performed during the brief time such unions were legal in the state. In a statement, the Republican governor noted that the Supreme Court will decide later this year whether same-sex marriage is a constitutional right. He said the state
PoliticoJun 12 2014
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Mixed Bag for Health Co-Ops
Many of the nonprofit health-insurance cooperatives created by the Affordable Care Act have enrolled far fewer people than they had hoped, according to figures obtained by a Republican-led House committee, calling into question their viability.
Fourteen of the 23 co-ops reported to the panel that, as of April 1 or later, they had enrolled significantly fewer people than they had
Dana MilbankOct 13 2014
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Video: Braley Links Ernst Gun Ad in Iowa to Unrelated California Shooting
Iowa's Senate race is as tight as ever, according to a new Des Moines Register survey, with Republican Joni Ernst holding a slim one-point edge (47/46) over Democrat Bruce Braley. Ernst led in this polling series by six points last month, albeit with far more undecided voters. With three weeks to go, the contest is a dead heat. Ernst and Braley met in a televised debate on Saturday night, at
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