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Aug 12 2019
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Trump Administration to Announce Tougher Enforcement Against Immigrants Signing up for Welfare
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli outlined the details of the new rule from the White House briefing room Monday morning, citing his own immigrant family from Italy.
The new rule does not affect asylum seekers, refugees, pregnant women, mortgage loans or students loans. Food stamps, cash assistance and other welfare will count as a
TownhallJan 11 2022
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Chicago Reaches Deal With Teachers to Resume In-person Classes After COVID-19 Standoff
Following a week-long standoff between Chicago and its teachers' union, the two sides reached a deal to resume in-person learning for public schools.
Students will return to Chicago Public Schools Wednesday after teachers' union leaders approved a new COVID-19 safety plan. Classes had been canceled for four straight days amid concerns about surging COVID-19 cases and a lack of access to
Chicago Tribune CBS News (Online) New York Post (News)Dec 06 2014
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Job numbers soar, but Obama gets no credit
Don't look for President Barack Obama to get much political kudos for America's humming job creation engine. The jobless rate is steady at 5.8 percent, the stock market's roaring, the housing market is stirring and the rescued auto industry is motoring. Gas is down to $2.71 a gallon, according to an American Automobile Association average, leaving a little extra cash for families this
CNN (Online News)Jun 11 2012
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Mitt Romney plans six-state, five-day bus tour
As the contest against President Obama intensifies, Mitt Romney is trying to seize momentum with a five-day bus tour through small towns across six battleground states. The presumptive Republican nominee announced plans Monday to visit with families and business owners during his “Every Town Counts bus tour, which begins Friday morning on the same New Hampshire farm where he formally launched
Washington PostJan 21 2013
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Biden Flashes Signs of a 2016 Run
When Joe Biden took the oath Sunday marking the start of his second term as vice president, around the room were a few clues that he may be thinking of a promotion four years down the road.
Amid the friends and family watching Mr. Biden's swearing-in were New Hampshire's Democratic governor, Maggie Hassan, and South Carolina's Democratic Party chairman, Dick Harpootlian. Both are from
Wall Street Journal (News)May 31 2012
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Obama congratulates Romney
In a rare moment of comity, President Obama called Mitt Romney on Wednesday to congratulate him on securing the Republican presidential nomination even as his campaign was launching a new line of attack against Mr. Romneys record as governor of Massachusetts.
Although the already intense campaign is expected to grow increasingly negative as November draws closer, the White House said Mr
Washington TimesJun 21 2021
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Democratic Senator Criticized for Membership to Allegedly Discriminatory Beach Club
Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse received criticism this week for defending his membership to an exclusive Rhode Island Beach club that some claim have discriminatory policies against people of color. In a Friday interview with local news site GoLocal Providence, Whitehouse was asked if club had admitted any minorities since 2017, when GoLocal first posed the question. “I think the people
The Independent Fox News (Online News) GoLocal ProvidenceFeb 01 2014
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Obama vows more executive action; GOP counters with actual legislation
Wrapping up a busy week for his pen and phone, President Obama on Saturday vowed to continue acting without Congress wherever possible and said he’ll find new partners outside Washington to help him. “Wherever I can take steps to expand opportunity for more families on my own, I will,” the president said in his weekly address. “I’m going to ask business leaders, education leaders and
Washington TimesAug 01 2013
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Obamacare enrollment a minor subject for schools
When children return to school a few weeks from now, don’t expect to find Obamacare forms stuffed inside their backpacks. Supporters of the health law see back-to-school season as a natural time for Obamacare outreach, a chance to find young families who could benefit from new health coverage options. But weeks before the school bells start ringing in parts of the country, there’s no concerted
PoliticoMay 02 2019
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Facebook has two big problems. Solving one might make the other worse.
It's almost a cliché in Silicon Valley now. "The pivot" — turning a company around to focus on a new goal or message — is something every young firm seems to go through. But when the company in question is Facebook, a pivot is no joke. With what is possibly history's largest customer base, changes at Facebook affect people across the globe.
So it seems worth poking at what happened this
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