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... what is being asked of our men and women in uniform. The second major objective is the far trickier one, and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates didn't do much to clear the path on the Sunday morning political talk shows. "No, no. It was not," Gates replied to ABC ...
... Biden to assume the seat once held by President Obama. On MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Kirk previewed his first move as a senator. "My first bill that I'm going to introduce tomorrow is called the Spending Control Act," Kirk said. One provision of the bill he highlighted is an ...
Music critics Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot are interviewed for a Sound Opinions video segment about Pitchfork. Photo by Kate Gardiner/PBS NewsHour. Don’t even think of trying to get into this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival by just showing up — the epic three-day event has been sold ...
... white mother from Kansas, has a more positive view of blackness. He wants the rest of us to pass that message on to our kids. BILL COSBY: There is a time, ladies and gentlemen, when we have to turn the mirror around. CLARENCE PAGE: So does Bill Cosby. Now 67 ...
“These are my people,” Bill Nye said ahead of his lecture to some of the 10,000 science educators who attended the National Science Teachers Association’s (NSTA) National Conference in Los Angeles last week. When Nye, the well-known 1990s television host of "Bill Nye the Science Guy ...
... day may be used as a cudgel against the likely Democratic nominee for president," he said. Mills, a lawyer who has worked for former President Bill Clinton, said after Thursday's meeting that she was treated with professional courtesy and respect. "Ultimately the tragedy in Benghazi was about the loss ...
Today in the Morning Line: Obama opens door to Ebola czar In for a wild last two weeks of the campaign Stay cool, man, especially when you’re in Florida Here comes the czar? Ebola, final-stretch campaigning, and “fan-gate.” It was all part of another wild week in politics. President Obama on Thursday opened the door...
It’s always gratifying when an interview gets headlines. We cover the news, but it’s also kind of fun to make news from time to time. So I knew when I walked on stage to interview former President Bill Clinton at the Peter G. Peterson Foundation’s annual fiscal summit this week that I would ask about...
The U.S.-Mexico border wall in Nogales, Arizona. Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images The prospects for a decisive vote in favor of a Senate plan to overhaul the nation's immigration system appeared to brighten in the past 24 hours with word that two Republican senators have closed in on an agreement with the Gang of Eight...
The Olympics! Quite the biannual celebration of international camaraderie. But the two-week event, played in the shadows of Parliament and Big Ben this year, won't escape American politics.
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