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House GOP votes boost Trump’s $2,000 checks proposal
That’s more than half the entire COVID-19 aid measure Trump signed on Sunday.
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FBI director describes domestic extremists in homeland threats hearing
The FBI reportedly has dubbed QAnon, which Trump has praised and several Republican congressional candidates had voiced support for, a domestic terrorism threat.
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Black Caucus lays out legislative priorities for combating systemic racism
Frederica Wilson’s bill to create the Commission on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys.
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Democrats increase pressure on Facebook over content policies and Trump posts
As the 2020 presidential election approaches, Facebook is emerging as a key target of Democrats who say the social media giant’s passive approach to President Donald Trump’s provocative online statements
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This senator wants to make sure Trump can’t #FireFauci
Trump retweeted a social media post over the weekend with the hashtag “#FireFauci,” leading some to express concerns that the president is so unhappy with Fauci he would fire him in the middle of
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Trump-appointed judge playing defense on presidential powers
And as a college student she’d taken positions on social issues that were anathema to many liberals and even some conservatives.
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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 21
“The McConnell rule seems to be designed by President Trump for President Trump,” Schumer said with Sens. Richard J. Durbin, Patty Murray and Debbie Stabenow alongside him.
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Impeachment news roundup: Nov. 19
Mueller III’s probe into potential obstruction of justice by Trump.
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Trump impeachment makes for tricky messaging for Democrats
military aid to a foreign government, norms of diplomatic communications, foreign lobbying and legal terms such as quid pro quo and hearsay have created a tangled web of narratives on cable news and social
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Impeachment news roundup: Nov. 12
“I’ve been asked 14 times today about their credibility, but the truth of the matter is the American people get to decide for themselves tomorrow,” Conaway said.
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Lowey faces her first primary challenge in three decades
“She hopes that an impeachment inquiry and other continuing investigations will reveal the full truth about wrongdoing by the Trump administration and campaign that continues to threaten our elections.
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Disinformation moves from fringe sites to Facebook, YouTube
[jwp-video n=”1″] For example, followers of QAnon, a far-right conspiracy group that believes President Donald Trump is waging a secret battle against so-called deep state actors engaged in a
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States grapple with Medicaid work requirements
“Many more states are considering work requirements, and the Trump administration has been eager to support that effort,” said the study’s lead author, Benjamin Sommers, professor of health policy
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Social Security could go broke by 2035, but lawmakers have new ideas to fix it
[Trump’s latest self-inflicted wound: Medicare cuts] Social Security’s moment of truth, when the money runs out to pay full benefits, isn’t until 2035, according to the latest official forecast
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‘No values?’ Democrats unlikely to advance a full budget, already facing GOP attacks
President Donald Trump and his chief of staff Mick Mulvaney oppose any increase in the budget caps, so it’s unclear any deal Congress reaches could get signed into law.