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Aug 16 2022
Headline Roundup
Minneapolis Schools Introduce Race-Based Layoff Policy
A Minneapolis Public Schools' contract with a teachers union introduces a policy that strengthens "educators of color protections" during layoffs.
The new contract states that teachers will be subject to layoffs or job changes in "order of seniority" unless the teacher is part of an "underrepresented group." The contract also calls for the development of "anti-bias anti-racist" staff
Washington Free Beacon The RootFeb 25 2013
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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)Oct 21 2021
Perspectives Blog
How Much Would Dems' Budget Reconciliation Bill Really Cost?
With the debt ceiling deadline pushed back to December, Democrats now have more time to iron out their differences on a large spending package that could include universal pre-K, two years of free community college, Medicare and Medicaid expansions, prescription drug reform, a child tax credit, paid family leave, affordable housing, climate change investments, and more. The bill was previously
Joseph RatliffJun 07 2012
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Clinton aides: Bill screwed up
Bill Clintons off-message musings in recent days on Mitt Romney, taxes and the state of the economy prompted a series of urgent and agitated calls between senior aides to both Clinton and President Barack Obama. In the past, these kinds of complaints have often prompted Clinton lieutenants to kindly suggest that the Obama team can go to hell: a former president can, should and will say what he
PoliticoMar 07 2019
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Omar uproar swamps Pelosi
The longtime Democratic leader is struggling to unite her warring factions.
With the fallout over Rep. Ilhan Omar’s controversial comments paralyzing House Democrats, Speaker Nancy Pelosi found herself on the floor Wednesday afternoon asking some of her closest allies what exactly she should do.
For 20 minutes, Pelosi huddled with senior members of the Congressional Black Caucus
PoliticoSep 25 2014
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Chuck Todd takes aim at partisan media
NBC's Chuck Todd took a veiled shot at Fox News chief Roger Ailes, ABC's George Stephanopoulos, and possibly even himself during an interview this week with the conservative site Breitbart.
Discussing perceptions of media bias, Todd told Breitbart, "Look, it doesn’t help when any former political operative is involved as a news executive in any form."
The news executive in
PoliticoSep 01 2016
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Court upholds gun ban on medical marijuana card holders
A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a government ban that prevents medical marijuana card holders from buying guns, Fox News reported.
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers nine Western states including California, Washington and Oregon, ruled the federal ban is not in violation of the Second Amendment. The states in that region that have legalized or effectively
The HillMar 01 2019
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Michael Cohen's testimony prompts a new question: In web of Trump investigations, is anyone safe?
The first domino was an eager Trump campaign operative who shared what sounded at the time like an idle boast that Russia had dirt on Hillary Clinton.
The conversation between George Papadopoulos, a largely unknown foreign policy adviser for Donald Trump’s then-fledgling bid for the White House, and an Australian diplomat took on significance only later, after the Democratic National
USA TODAYOct 07 2019
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Trump’s defiance of oversight presents new challenge to Congress’s ability to rein in the executive branch
For the first time since Democrats took control of the House last year, President Trump’s effort to stonewall congressional efforts at oversight have begun to show some cracks.
On Thursday, a former State Department official set off a firestorm when he defied the White House’s no-cooperation strategy and provided Congress with text messages detailing the administration’s effort to
Washington PostNov 29 2019
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How Trump’s Thanksgiving Afghanistan trip was kept under wraps amid extreme security
President Trump surprised troops and news outlets on Thanksgiving morning when he appeared in Afghanistan to thank troops for their service to the country and help serve a turkey dinner -- but doing so required extreme security measures to ensure both safety and to prevent the word from getting out.
"There's nowhere I'd rather spend Thanksgiving than with the toughest, fiercest warriors
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