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... on short notice is not going to work. There are lots of reasons to be skeptical. I mean, there are versions of accounts that would work perfectly fine. And I think we're just getting the legislative details now. And something would work out quite well for some people, but ...
... of NPR. Good to see you. Jennifer Ludden, NPR: Hi there. Amna Nawaz: Thanks for being here. Let's just start with how big a shift this is from the previous policy and approach and what's the reasoning behind the change? Jennifer Ludden: It's an enormous shift. This ...
... is quite telling about the thing that really breaks the MAGA from Trump. Amna Nawaz: Meanwhile, Tam, on that affordability issue, we have seen a shift from the White House, from the president, at least an attempt to shift the narrative a little bit and to change some of their ...
... and after their hearings, they have to wait longer for their decisions. Geoff Bennett: The Trump administration, in the meantime, is approving military judges to work as temporary immigration judges. What does that shift signal to you? Emmett Soper: It's hard to know because the military judges, to my ...
... for speech the administration deems to support terrorist, violent or discriminatory ideas. My research has shown that public service incentives help attract skilled workers to work for nonprofits and other organizations that try to help people. This shift may make it harder for organizations that help vulnerable communities to attract ...
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — The opposition leader in the Ugandan Parliament sees the Ugandan-born Zohran Mamdani's victory in the New York mayoral race as an inspiring political shift but somehow too distant for many Africans at home. Live Results: New York City 2025 mayoral election "It's a big ...
... held talks with his Malaysian and Philippines counterparts. He reaffirmed commitment to maritime security in the South China Sea and said the U.S. would “work relentlessly to reestablish deterrence in the South China Sea.” WATCH: Why global tensions are rising in the South China Sea amid recent clashes Malaysia ...
And I think that's the play here. And in the long run, the Democrats, not only morally, but politically, would be better off by saying we don't play that game. Geoff Bennett: In the time that remains, I want to shift our focus overseas, because several U.S ...
... low on funds, blaming Democrats and saying “now it's the American people who are suffering the consequences.” Schumer said his side was ready to work with Republicans to “reopen the government and end the health care crisis that faces tens of millions of Americans." "But it takes two sides ...
... between the cities of Mobile and Pensacola, Florida, that has seen immense population growth in the last 15 years, and which offers plenty of construction work. The lawsuit comes just weeks after the Supreme Court lifted a judge’s restraining order that had barred immigration agents in Los Angeles from ...
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