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Aug 28 2013
News
As U.K. Seeks Consensus for Syria Strike, Iran Threatens Israel
Syria and Iran denounced the U.S. and warned of regional chaos, including retaliation against Israel, should the U.S. launch strikes on Syria.
The escalation of rhetoric came as the U.K. spearheaded efforts Wednesday to introduce a United Nations Security Council resolution that would seek authorization for military action against Syria and vowed to seek other avenues of support should
Wall Street Journal (News)Jan 11 2017
News
The Deep State Goes to War With President-Elect, Using Unverified Claims, as Democrats Cheer
IN JANUARY 1961, Dwight Eisenhower delivered his farewell address after serving two terms as U.S. president; the five-star general chose to warn Americans of this specific threat to democracy: “In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of
The InterceptFeb 08 2015
News
Is solar poised for shale-like breakthrough?
Declining oil prices may be slowing the U.S. shale boom. But there's no denying that the nation will remain a leading global producer of oil and natural gas well into the future, thanks to advances in drilling technology.
So, what's next when it comes to big breakthroughs in U.S. energy supply?
The Scotland-based consultancy Wood Mackenzie sees solar energy as the best candidate
USA TODAYJul 11 2019
News
Trump Administration Drops Plan to Curb Drug Rebates
The Trump administration is dropping a plan to curb billions of dollars in annual rebates that drugmakers give middlemen in Medicare, a proposal it had said would drive down the prices consumers pay for prescription drugs.
The decision reflects months of tension between the White House and the Department of Health and Human Services over the proposal, which also spurred a backlash from
Wall Street Journal (News)May 25 2018
News
On again? Trump says still chance of June 12 North Korea summit
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday said it was possible a planned summit with North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un could still take place on June 12 as originally planned, just a day after he canceled the meeting citing Pyongyang’s “tremendous anger and open hostility.”
Trump welcomed the conciliatory statement from North Korea saying it remained open to talks after on Thursday he
ReutersSep 12 2016
Opinion
Should Free Traders Support the Trans- Pacific Partnership? An Assessment of America’s Largest Preferential Trade Agreement
After nearly six years of negotiations, a Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement was reached in October 2015. The deal was subsequently signed by the governments of the United States and 11 other parties in Wellington, New Zealand in February 2016. In terms of the value of trade and share of global output accounted for by the 12 member countries, the TPP is the largest U.S. trade agreement to
Cato InstituteApr 21 2015
News
It’s Time for a ‘GOP Dream Team’ Willing to Tell Liberals to Go to Hell
The GOP keeps bringing a knife to a gun fight. The result is we’re getting killed. We’re getting killed even after we won the most historic landslide in modern history. It’s time to change strategy.
The media tells us to play nice, be “gentlemen” and compromise. Look where it’s gotten us – a bankrupt country with over $18 trillion in debt and income taxes at about the same level as
The BlazeJul 10 2019
News
Obamacare Court Case Fuels Fresh Fight on Capitol Hill - What About Pre-Existing Conditions?
Obamacare was back in court Tuesday facing yet another legal challenge. At issue in the "Texas vs. United States" case is whether a lower court judge acted properly in striking down the Affordable Care Act (ACA), declaring the law unconstitutional after Congress ended the "individual mandate".
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals appeared sympathetic Tuesday to Republican efforts to
CBNJul 10 2019
News
Decision to nix Pledge of Allegiance spurs 'USA!' chant at Minnesota city council meeting
Protesters were out in force in a Minnesota city this week, upset over the city council's decision to stop reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of their meetings.
The decision was announced by the St. Louis Park City Council after a unanimous vote on June 17. The amendment to the council's rules was characterized as an effort to serve a more “diverse community."
“We
Fox News DigitalJul 10 2019
News
Kim Darroch Quits as U.K. Ambassador After Infuriating Trump
Britain’s ambassador to the U.S. dramatically resigned after leaked comments in which he criticized the Trump White House sparked a major diplomatic row between the transatlantic allies.
President Donald Trump decided to freeze out Kim Darroch, saying he would no longer deal with the man who had called his administration “inept” and “uniquely dysfunctional.”
In a statement
Bloomberg