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... Carnegie Institution for Science at Stanford University. She is a leading expert on the water quality and sustainability of the Great Lakes. and Marlene Harris-Taylor is a reporter for The Toledo Blade. Marlene Harris-Taylor, are people calmer today? MARLENE HARRIS-TAYLOR, The Toledo Blade: Yes, I would say ...
... ve seen this game before," said Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., who is close to House GOP leaders. "Any time the groups come out and start to score about these issues, then senators get involved and they start having meetings and then they all sit together and sing 'Kumbaya' and ...
... missile defense system might also pass. But three months before midterm elections, the unbreakable dispute over immigration exposed longstanding differences inside Republican ranks, postponing the start of the House's vacation one day until Friday. And a new outburst of harsh partisan rhetoric between leading officials in both parties served ...
... of the construction season possibly on some of our projects. And people are going to lose their jobs. QUINN BOWMAN: Back at Bizzack Construction, Gary Taylor is hoping both sides will decide that keeping the money flowing is vital. GARY TAYLOR: We're the destination of Appalachian coal work that ...
... but surely, molecule by molecule, the blood starts to leak out of the bloodstream. And when it does that, you go into hemorrhaging. It may start out as internal bleeding, but it can eventually be that you are bleeding from your eyes, your nose, every orifice and in your brain ...
... Jazz, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts: Well, there's a power that kind of starts to stir in the body. The molecules start to, start to want to jump around. It has a possibility to change how the body feels, how the mind feels. And that is ...
The impending end of the government's unprecedented monetary and fiscal policies will be a revelatory moment for the U.S. economy. Will the market continue booming without those interventions? Terry Burnham isn't buying that it will.
In a show of solidarity with Ukraine’s embattled interim government, Vice President Biden issued a warning to Russia to follow the agreement struck in Geneva to diffuse tensions. Meanwhile, pro-Russian separatists in Eastern Ukraine continued to defy the accord, and Ukraine’s acting president announced the resumption of “anti-terrorist” operations against the separatists. Gwen Ifill reports.
Party leaders pushed a massive $1.1 trillion spending bill for this year through the House on Wednesday, shunning the turmoil of recent budget clashes with a compromise financing everything from airports to war costs and brimming with victories and concessions for both parties.
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