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Sep 21 2021
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Trudeau's Liberal Party Wins in Canada but Remains a Minority Government
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party won in parliamentary elections but did not get the 170 seats needed to secure a majority. The election was held two years before a deadline and was focused largely on the COVID-19 pandemic. Trudeau had hoped a majority would approve of his handling of the virus. Some Canadians viewed the election as unnecessary,
In his two terms as
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House Democrats Pass Police Spending Bills Despite Party Divisions
The House passed four police-funding bills on Thursday after extended negotiations between centrist and progressive Democrats. Should the bills pass the Senate, which many outlets doubt is likely, they would provide funding and grants to police departments for recruitment, training, investigative resources, mental health services, and more.
Outlets across the spectrum painted the police
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How Will Hispanic and Latino Voters Impact the Midterm Elections?
With midterm election season underway, pollsters and pundits from across the political spectrum are offering perspectives on a growing electorate demographic that has increasingly garnered the attention of both major U.S. parties – Hispanic and Latino voters. Since the 2020 Presidential election revealed that Hispanic and Latino voters were not an assured source of support for the Democratic
Wall Street Journal (News) Washington Examiner New York Times (News)Nov 18 2020
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Lawmakers Question Big Tech CEOs About Content Moderation Policies
On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee questioned Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey about their companies' content moderation practices during the 2020 presidential election. Republican senators questioned the tech giants about content moderation and the purported censorship of President Donald Trump and conservative voices; Democratic lawmakers focused their
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Oct 25 2021
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Manchin Says Spending Bill Framework Could Come This Week
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin told reporters on Monday that a framework for Democrats’ social and climate spending bill “really should be” finished this week. “Having it finished with all the t's and the i's and everything you know crossed and dotted, that will be difficult from the Senate side because we have an awful lot of text to go through. But as far as conceptually we should. I really
Associated Press Fact Check The Hill Washington ExaminerAug 26 2020
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Sports Leagues Boycott Games In Response to Jacob Blake Shooting
On Wednesday, the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association (NBA) refused to take the floor for their game against the Orlando Magic in response to police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The Bucks' boycott prompted WNBA, MLS, the rest of the NBA and some MLB teams to cancel their Wednesday games. In a statement from the Bucks, the team said that after seeing the
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House Passes George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
The House of Representatives passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act on Wednesday in a party-line vote, with two moderate Democrats voting against it. The bill would ban chokeholds and alter qualified immunity for law enforcement nationwide. While one Republican—Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX)—voted for the bill, he later tweeted that he had “accidentally pressed the wrong voting button and
USA TODAY NBC News (Online) Fox News (Online News)Apr 28 2021
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Previewing Biden's Speech to Congress
On Wednesday night, President Joe Biden plans to unveil a $1.8 trillion "American Families Plan" aimed at buoying families during his address to a joint session of Congress. The package proposes social welfare investments over a decade, in addition to $800 billion in tax benefits, which Biden will say can be paid for over 15 years. While Democrats may be pleased with much of the plan's
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David Axelrod: Paul Ryan Pick Evokes Memories Of Sarah Palin
A senior political adviser to President Barack Obama likened Mitt Romney's selection of Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate to John McCain's choice of Sarah Palin.
David Axelrod told "CBS This Morning" he recalls "that kind of excitement four years ago" when McCain presented Palin to the country as his choice for vice president. Axelrod said in Monday's interview he thinks the
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