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Jan 09 2023
News
Healey meets with Mariano, Spilka for first time as Mass. governor
1.5 HOURS AT THE STATE HOUSE. THEY DID TALK ABOUT EVERYTHING FROM EDUCATION TO TAX RELIEF. PICTURES OF THE FIRST LEADERSHIP pMEETING BETWEEN THE GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, SENATE PRESIDENT AND HOUSE SPEAKER. >> WE TALKED ABOUT WORKFORCE AND EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE AND THE CLIMATE. >> THE STATE’S TOP DEMOCRAT SHARING FEW DETAILS. >> WE HAVE ALL ARTICULATED SUPPORT FOR
WCVB
Jan 03 2023
News
Lombardo calls for Nevadans to put aside partisan differences
CARSON CITY — Kicking off his first full day in office, Gov. Joe Lombardo today called for Nevadans to put aside partisan differences while promising to lead using core conservative tenets. Lombardo, a Republican, took a ceremonial oath of office in front of hundreds of supporters to mark the official start to his first term. Lombardo told hundreds of attendees at the Carson City Community
Las Vegas Sun
Jan 30 2023
Opinion
The police who killed Tyre Nichols were Black. But they might still have been driven by racism
Three decades ago, when four White Los Angeles police officers were videotaped beating Rodney King, the public outcry was heard around the world. In fact, I got arrested for the first time in my life during protests that followed. And I subsequently dedicated my career as a lawyer to helping to sue rogue cops, close prisons and reform the criminal justice system. It was a defining moment for
CNN (Opinion)
Jan 13 2023
News
People in Business: New CEO for Family Care Health Centers; CSI Leasing promotes
Each week the Post-Dispatch salutes workers who have new roles or new jobs, or who recently have received professional recognition. CSI Leasing Inc. promoted Stephen Gloriod to vice president of sales. Conflux Co-Learning announced its 2023 board of directors: Bob Alvarez, president and COO at Shapiro Metals; Brandon Dempsey, partner at goBRANDgo! and co-founder of Conflux; Doug Kolker,
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sep 07 2022
News
Biden’s Blueprint for Tackling Global Corruption
Ukraine’s anti-corruption reforms since its 2014 revolution offer a model for emerging democracies seeking to slough off the legacies of corrupt regimes and have likely helped to harden the country’s defenses against Russia’s invasion, according to a new guidebook set to be pushed out by the U.S. Agency for International Development to its missions and partners around the world on Wednesday
Foreign Policy
Aug 11 2022
Analysis
How Democrats' beefed-up IRS could hurt low-income Americans
The newest health care and climate spending bill from Democrats includes an $80 billion boost to the Internal Revenue Service that is intended to help the agency crack down on wealthy tax cheats. However, Republican critics say that a bigger IRS could ultimately hurt lower-income Americans.
Providing the IRS with an influx of funding has been a top priority for President Biden. It has
Fox Business
Dec 21 2022
News
'Major failure': Ways and means chairman says IRS program was dormant under Trump
House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal (D-MA) blasted the IRS's mandatory audit program under former President Donald Trump, calling it "dormant at best."
The committee's investigation into the program was released after the panel voted to release Trump's tax returns. In a press release about the investigation, Neal levied harsh criticism against the IRS for its perceived
Washington Examiner
May 23 2023
Perspectives Blog
Here's Where Democrats and Republicans Agree on Drug Policy
There were nearly 110,000 drug overdose deaths in the U.S. in 2022. Opioid addiction and fentanyl laced drugs continue to be an issue across communities, Republican and Democratic, especially since the pandemic which drove Americans further into isolation.
Here are a few examples of data and stories on bipartisan solutions to the issue:
92% of Democrats, 76% of Republicans, and Clare Ashcraft
Jan 05 2023
Opinion
If We Want Congress to Work Differently, We Have to Do Things Differently
Four years ago, six Democrats and six Republicans embarked on what seemed like an impossible mission—to make Congress work better for the American people. While that may sound like a plot description for a political parody about Capitol Hill, it is a precise assessment of a little-known committee that has defied the odds in Washington and consistently produced strong bipartisan results. As the
Newsweek
Dec 19 2022
Perspectives Blog
Congress Aims to Close Off Presidential Election Mischief and Fraud With Simple and Bipartisan Solutions
This piece originally appeared on The Conversation, which AllSides rates as Lean Left. It was written by Derek T. Muller, Professor of Law at the University of Iowa.
Presidential elections are complicated.
All 50 states and the District of Columbia hold simultaneous elections in November. The states and the district certify those results.
But that’s not the end of it
"The Conversation" Contributor