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Oct 14 2013
News
Rollback of cuts fuels claims that government inflated impact of partial shutdown
Two weeks into the partial government shutdown, the Obama administration is increasingly easing off some of its most painful cuts -- fueling the perception among critics that the government initially imposed visible, but ultimately unnecessary, cutbacks as a way to pressure Republicans.
The Department of the Interior late last week agreed to let states use their own money to reopen
Fox News DigitalSep 04 2019
News
Impact of New Walmart Gun Restrictions Uncertain
Walmart has won praise from gun control advocates for its decision to discontinue sales of certain gun ammunition and request that customers no longer openly carry firearms in its stores. But whether the moves will translate into fewer guns on the street remains an open question.
The announcement Tuesday follows similar steps by other retailers responding to public pressure to restrict
Newsmax (News)Apr 07 2024
Headline Roundup
U.S. and China Hold Security Talks in Hawaii
Reuters Washington Times CNN DigitalMar 04 2013
News
John Boehner, Mitch McConnell Offer Opposing Sequester Messages
House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell offered different views of the sequester cuts that took effect late Friday night after lawmakers failed to reach a deal to avoid them.
On NBC's Meet The Press, Boehner criticized the cuts, calling them "silly" and "random."
"I am concerned about its impact on our economy and its impact on our military. Listen,
HuffPostJul 02 2019
News
Trump Goes to North Korea
“U.S. President Donald Trump became the first sitting U.S. president to set foot in North Korea on Sunday when he met its leader, Kim Jong Un, in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between the two Koreas and agreed to resume stalled nuclear talks.” (Reuters)
From the Left The left is generally critical of Trump’s failures to condemn Kim’s human rights abuses, and skeptical that he will obtain
The Flip SideFeb 25 2013
News
Countdown To Cuts
THE SEQUESTER GOES LOCAL: Just days remain for Congress to agree to a deficit-reduction deal that would avoid triggering the $85 billion package of automatic cuts that would be split among the federal government over seven months, half from the Defense Department. ABCs Matthew Larotonda reports that tables released by the White House yesterday indicate each state would receive penalties to
ABC News (Online)Sep 18 2013
News
'Something went wrong': Hagel orders security review after Navy Yard shooting
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced Wednesday he's ordered several department-wide reviews in response to the deadly shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, vowing to address the "gaps" and "failures "in the system that allowed a troubled ex-reservist to gain easy access to a military facility. "Obviously, something went wrong," Hagel said, later adding "there were a lot of red flags
Fox News DigitalOct 23 2019
Opinion
Trump and Syria: The Myth of Betrayal
Conveniently forgotten is that Mr. Trump made his position on withdrawal clear almost two years ago.
“Trump has betrayed the Syrian Kurds” — so goes a popular refrain regarding the withdrawal of U.S. forces from the areas of northeast Syria held by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The events that have followed — namely, a Turkish invasion of parts of SDF territory along
The American SpectatorSep 07 2013
News
Dems in disarray over Syria
While President Obama is plenty busy in Russia today trying to build international support for his call to strike Syria, he’s been doing some long distance diplomacy back home as members of his own party recoil from his call to arms. Obama called senators to drum up support for military action. The White House has also ditched a scheduled presidential trip to Los Angeles next week in order to
Fox News DigitalJan 02 2023
Headline Roundup
Ukraine Says it Killed Hundreds of Russian Troops in New Year's Missile Strike
Ukraine's military said it killed over 400 Russian troops and injured 300 more in a New Year's Eve missile strike.
The Details: At least four artillery warheads hit a Russian base in the occupied Donbas region of Ukraine. Russia's military said that 63 of its troops had been killed in the strikes, which it blamed on U.S. HIMARS missile systems being used by Ukraine's military. Neither
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