A brief review of 85 years of scare-mongering.
Category: Politics
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Kerry’s misleading framing of potential solar and wind jobs
The former secretary of state said solar and wind are two of the fastest-growing occupations. But the number of potential jobs is a pittance.
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RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel is trying to hold together a party that Donald Trump might want to tear up
Caught between the GOP’s warring factions, McDaniel is saddled with no “easy task.”
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Who are the impeachment managers prosecuting Trump’s second Senate trial?
The group of nine Representatives who will present the case against former president Donald Trump in the Senate chamber are led by Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.).
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Federal workers would be eligible for paid leave for more reasons under this House bill
The bill expands the reasons a federal employee could take paid leave for up to 12 weeks in a 12-month period.
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Live updates: Biden to visit with wounded troops at Walter Reed after a busy stretch of executive actions
The president plans an early-afternoon trip to the military medical center in Bethesda, Md. He also plans to meet Friday with his newly confirmed treasury secretary, Janet Yellen.
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Susan Rice wants every federal agency to focus on racial equity
In 200 days, each agency is required to review certain programs and report to Rice on systemic barriers hampering access to benefits, services and procurement.
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How to rig an America
From the presidency down, an imbalanced system is being tugged consistently in one direction.
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The ‘Hoarders’ theory of Republican politics
After filling a house with misinformation for years, change isn’t easy.
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Who could have predicted the Capitol siege? Plenty of people.
It was more or less predicted by both Trump allies and critics.
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Heather Mizeur, former Md. state delegate, to challenge Rep. Andy Harris in 2022
In announcing her run, Mizeur cited Harris’s behavior in the aftermath of the Capitol siege.
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Senate Democrats and White House fast track covid relief bill, frustrating Republicans
Republicans chafed openly Thursday over Democrats’ go-it-alone strategy on President Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill, warning they might come to regret it, even as Democrats formalized plans to move forward on their own.
