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Dec 18 2013
News
Senate passes bipartisan budget agreement
Congress declared a holiday truce in the budget wars Wednesday, sending President Obama a blueprint for funding the government through 2015. But the next skirmish was already on the horizon: an election-year fight over the national debt.
The budget deal that passed the Senate on Wednesday amounts to a handshake
Washington PostMay 11 2020
Analysis
White House coronavirus cases highlight risks of officials not following federal guidelines
The brouhaha over President Trump and Vice President Pence appearing at hospitals, factories and nursing homes without masks — despite Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines that encourage cloth face coverings when with groups of people — has been mostly political. Now, a clearer picture is emerging of the actual health risks of government officials working on the coronavirus
Washington PostOct 14 2013
News
World Leaders Press the U.S. on Fiscal Crisis
Leaders at World Bank and International Monetary Fund meetings on Sunday pleaded, warned and cajoled: the United States must raise its debt ceiling and reopen its government or risk “massive disruption the world over,” as Christine Lagarde, the fund’s managing director, put it.
New York Times (News)Jul 04 2012
News
Lawmakers push for American flags to be 'Made in the U.S.A.'
Some lawmakers picked Independence Day eve to call on the House to pass a bill that would require the government to purchase flags made in the U.S.A. The Senate-approved All-American Flag Act was introduced in response to the $3.6 million in imports of U.S. flags, mostly from China, The Los Angeles Times reports. The bill would require the federal government to purchase only flags made
Fox News DigitalJan 31 2016
News
Sen. Bernie Sanders, underdog Democrat, predicts historic upset in Iowa caucuses
Sen. Bernard Sanders on Sunday said that America will see one of the biggest political upsets in U.S. history when Iowa voters make their Democratic pick for president in Monday’s caucuses.
The Vermont independent is polling only a few points behind presumed front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state who is dealing with new questions about how she handled secret
Washington TimesAug 07 2013
News
Community banks, lenders cast doubt on Obama push to wind down Fannie, Freddie
Community bankers and mortgage lenders across the country warn that if President Obama tries to do away with government-backed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac altogether the still-fragile U.S. housing industry may never be able to fully bounce back.
Fox News DigitalSep 23 2014
Opinion
OPINION: UN Climate Summit: The dirty little secret about global warming Obama doesn't want you to know
President Obama will speak Tuesday, as world leaders assemble at the United Nations in New York for “Climate Summit 2014,” “to galvanize and catalyze climate action.” Environmentalists have taken note, organizing “the largest climate march in history,” to pressure governments to regulate “a world safe from the ravages of climate change.”
Fox News DigitalApr 28 2021
Opinion
CDC’s New Outdoor Mask Guidance Is a Joke
There was a lot of buildup toward the CDC’s announcement relaxing the guidance on the wearing of masks outdoors. The results are now in, and they are a joke.
Per the Washington Post, the CDC now says that “fully vaccinated Americans can go without masks outdoors when walking, jogging or biking outdoors, or dining with friends at outdoor restaurants.”
But this isn’t the only
National Review (News)Aug 06 2013
News
"Defund Obamacare" push to challenge GOP candidates; battle cry of primary opponents
The push to defund President Obama's health care law is becoming a litmus test for GOP midterm primaries where insurgent candidates are using the issue to bash incumbent Republicans balking at being forced to choose between funding the law or shutting down the government.
Washington TimesSep 22 2014
Opinion
OPINION: A Shaky Step Forward in Afghanistan
Afghans got a new president on Sunday, following a bitter fight over the fraud-plagued runoff election on June 14. The outcome was a brokered political accommodation that was far from democratic, but it nonetheless set the stage for an important milestone: a transfer of power that gives the government a fighting chance of containing the Taliban and mending a nation scarred by decades of war.
New York Times (News)