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Education
Employees Dub ‘Anti-Racist’ Southern Poverty Law Center Racist
By Chrissy Clark Employees at the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) seemingly called their employer racist Monday for allegedly requesting…
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Politics
The Sussmann indictment and the Alfa Bank saga: A preview of coming attractions
A preview of a Spygate analysis in which planning and foreknowledge are reinforced by the Durham indictment of Michael Sussmann.
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Law and Government
The most disturbing headline of the day doesn’t relate to any of Biden’s crises
'California on Monday became the eighth, and by far the largest, U.S. state to make universal distribution of vote-by-mail ballots…
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Law and Government
Oregon, with one new seat, is first state to unveil its new congressional district map
A rare Democrat-run state gains a seat in Congress.
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Law and Government
Pelosi delays critical infrastructure vote as bill’s fate remains in jeopardy
Congress must also pass a government funding bill before Friday to prevent a shutdown, and it has until mid to late October…
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Law and Government
Democrats introduce another voting bill, but odds of becoming law are slim
While the new bill would no longer restructure the Federal Election Commission and requires a nationwide voter ID standard, it…
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Politics
Flashback: One possible answer to who’s pulling Biden’s strings
There had been much speculation since Joe Biden's election about the identify of mystery person behind the curtain who's running…
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Media
Quote of the Day: ‘Biden defies expectations again, delivers results in Afghanistan’
If you had to guess who said it, you might start with the logical assumption it was Joe Biden's water…
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Law and Government
House plans vote to advance $3.5T budget despite moderates jeopardizing passage
'The challenge we face right now is that there is a standoff with some of our colleagues who have decided…
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National Security
Afghanistan: It can’t really be incompetence, and other observations
That's some rough beast.
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Unyielding
‘Every Dem should be ashamed’: GOP leaders demand Pelosi bring House back to solve renter crisis
The ERA was introduced to help delinquent renters pay off debt and avoid eviction. Democrats have blocked efforts to have Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen…
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Law and Government
2702-page infrastructure bill contains ‘national motor vehicle per-mile user fee pilot’
Ten million dollars would be set aside for this program every year between 2022 and 2026.
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Law and Government
D.C. mayor follows Pelosi’s lead: violates own indoor mask mandate
Pelosi evidently isn't the only Democrat who subscribes to the policy of 'do as I say, not as I do.'
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Unyielding
Corporations mum on why they pulled funding from Republicans who questioned an election, but not Democrats
But Democratic Reps. Jim McGovern, Jamie Raskin, Maxine Waters, Pramila Jayapal, Raul Grijalva, Sheila Jackson Lee and Barbara Lee voted…
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Politics
Set-up: Senate advances bipartisan infrastructure bill with 17 Republican votes
Not their finest hour.
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Politics
DeSantis’s reelection campaign will be brutal — and he could lose
My only prediction is that DeSantis will have a brutal campaign since outside the GOP, he is considered to be…
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Politics
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Law and Government
Klobuchar clarifies why Senate Republicans cannot agree to cloture on an ‘infrastructure bill to be filled in later’
With infrastructure spending, opportunity always knocks.
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Media
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Law and Government
Texas Democrat makes case for keeping filibuster … and doesn’t seem to know it
Historically filibusters, which are sometimes referred to as "talking a bill to death" or "talking out a bill," have taken…
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Education
Democrats’ new M.O.: Accuse GOP of saying or doing something the Dems have been accused of
The Democrats have developed a new underhanded strategy for fighting their political battles that's actually very old.
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Law and Government
SCOTUS Justice Stephen Breyer weighs in on his potential retirement
Breyer has been on the court since 1994, longer than any justice except for Clarence Thomas, who was confirmed in…
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