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Joe Biden's first press conference as president this week was style over substance. He took advantage of softball questions from friendly media to run through a list of Democratic talking points.
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Major, 3, and Champ, 13, have been living in White House since January
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The former president was seen leaving Trump Tower on Tuesday night
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Summers makes a solid argument, on Keynesian grounds alone, that the proposed $1.9 trillion spending bill is much too large.
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As usual, the government looks after itself first.
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The only way to boost wages is to boost worker productivity.
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Senator Rand Paul likened minors getting hormone treatment and transition surgery to genital mutilation during a confirmation hearing for a trans nominee.
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In December 2016, more than two years after the collapse of his efforts to broker a comprehensive peace between Israel and the Palestinians, then-Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the conflict with Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg at the Brookings Institution’s prestigious Saban Forum.
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The Democratic Party woke up Saturday morning to its 31st day of leading both the executive and legislative branches of government. They had run on 'immediate [economic] relief' to Americans put down and out by largely Democratic COVID shutdowns. Relief, you might notice, that hasn’t actually come.
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Libertarians and other free marketers are frequently accused of impractical 'fundamentalism' when we express opposition to things like Buy American rules and other types of protectionism and industrial policy.
Joe Biden's first press conference as president this week was style over substance. He took advantage of softball questions from friendly media to run through a list of Democratic talking points.
