... the governor's race centered on economic woes gripping the state. The NRA's endorsement commended Strickland as "an unwavering defender of our Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms" and noted his opposition to a 2004 ban on certain semi-automatic weapons while in Congress and his signature ...
... too long, China has been making cheap steel and they've been flooding the market with it. It's not fair and it's not right. So I actually think this is long overdue," said Democratic candidate Conor Lamb. "Unfortunately, many of our competitors around the world have slanted the ...
... is for that first scene anyway: the little black boy on the bus with a toy dinosaur, his eyes wide & endless his dreams possible, pulsing, & right there. “All things and poems are about balance,” they said. "A poem is small enough, but also mighty enough to hold many things at ...
... liberals as well as libertarians are in agreement on? CARRIE JOHNSON: Yeah there's been an unusual consensus. Everyone from Koch Industries and the Koch Brothers to the American Civil Liberties Union to the Cato Institute has come together over the last five years or so in D.C. around ...
... children of U.S. citizens; 2nd Preference (Part A) which includes spouses and minor children of legal permanent residents (LPRs, that is, those granted the right to live permanently in the U.S., known as a “Green Card” holders); 2nd Preference (Part B) which include unmarried adult children of LPRs ...
... and throws his arms up theatrically. Shahzad laughs, forcing himself not to clap. His niece, who has run into the living room to watch her brother’s antics, laughs along with him, her tight braids shaking. Sabeena watches the scene from the airless kitchen, where the pots have begun to ...
... There was a response, so-called moderate Democratic response. (CROSSTALK) Sen. Bernie Sanders: I don't think that's the response at all. I think, right now, there is massive revulsion, if I may use that word, against Donald Trump for his divisiveness, for his dishonesty, for his bigotry. And ...
In our news wrap Monday, Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court threw out the state's congressional map for being heavily gerrymandered to benefit Republicans. Also, Turkey continued its military offensive against U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters in Syria for a third day.
Donald Trump's vulgar remarks about why the U.S. should admit immigrants from Haiti and Africa have spotlighted the bitter divide among American evangelicals about his presidency.
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