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Sep 07 2019
News
Tehran warns time is running out to save Iran nuclear deal
Iran has stated itis now capable of raising uranium enrichment past the 20% level and, while it has no immediate plans to do so, the clock is ticking towards the point where the 2015 nuclear deal could not be salvaged.
Behrouz Kamalvandi, the Iranian nuclear agency spokesman, told a press conference: “We have started lifting limitations on our research and development imposed by the
The GuardianOct 29 2016
News
Early Voting Bolsters Hillary Clinton in Key States
Democrat Hillary Clinton appears to have a slight edge over Republican rival Donald Trump in a number of battleground states and among important demographic groups based on an analysis of the millions of votes already cast both at polling places and by absentee ballot.
Wall Street Journal (News)Aug 01 2019
News
The Senate Will Vote on a $2.7 Trillion Budget Deal That Adds to the National Debt. The Democrats' Debates Ignored It.
Before the end of the day, a budget-busting, deficit-hiking, $2.7 trillion spending deal will probably be on its way to President Donald Trump's desk, and he appears willing to sign it.
But you wouldn't know about that if you watched this week's Democratic primary debates.
The Senate is poised for a final vote on the budget deal later Thursday—the bill cleared the House with
ReasonOct 02 2016
News
The Revenge of the Discouraged ‘Deplorables’
Over half a million people are currently not looking for work “because they believe there are no jobs.” As a demographic, the Labor Department technically labels these people “discouraged.” Many of them live in battleground states, and they may end up swinging the election to Donald Trump.
National Review (News)Oct 25 2019
Opinion
The GOP goes gonzo
When a group of House Republicans staged a protest and barged into the secure rooms of the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday morning, claiming that the testimony being collected there about possible criminality and abuse of power by President Trump constituted a "Soviet-style process" that "should not be allowed in the United States," Americans were witnessing perhaps the clearest
Damon LinkerJun 21 2019
News
How Roy Moore Could Actually Win Alabama’s Republican Senate Primary
After Doug Jones won Alabama’s U.S. Senate race in 2017 — the first time a Democrat had won a seat there in 25 years — it seemed as if Roy Moore’s political career was over. After all, he faced allegations that he initiated unwanted sexual contact with teenage girls when he was in his 30s. (Moore has denied the allegations, dismissing them as “fake news.”)
But now Moore has decided to
538 (ABC News)Mar 23 2017
News
Key to Health Vote, Hard-Line Conservatives Push New Cuts
Hard-line conservatives in the House will meet Thursday morning with President Trump to hammer out changes to the House bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act, pressing to eliminate federal requirements that health insurance plans provide a basic set of benefits like maternity care, emergency services and wellness visits.
New York Times (News)May 06 2016
News
Tensions Rise Over Republican VP Options
Just days after his last two rivals quit the presidential race, Donald Trump’s effort to choose a vice president is beginning to take shape and it could provoke the ire of conservatives in the party.
Wall Street Journal (News)Dec 25 2014
News
Help these kids today: America’s quiet homelessness nightmare is 1.3 million homeless students
Tis the season of joyful children, the unfortunate addition of candy canes to coffee drinks, and fancy DVD sets given by people who apparently aren’t aware of streaming video. And also, pleas to help the homeless.
The way that last part repeats, year after year, can make it seem like homelessness is an entrenched, unchanging part of our society. But data from recent years shows the
SalonMay 13 2020
News
CDC guidance more restrictive than White House
Advice from the top U.S. disease control experts on how to safely reopen businesses and institutions during the coronavirus pandemic was more detailed and restrictive than the plan released by the White House last month.
The guidance, which was shelved by Trump administration officials, also offered recommendations to help communities decide when to shut facilities down again during
Associated Press