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Colin Powell's Great American Journey October 21, 2021
‘I was not going to let bigotry make me a victim instead of a full human being,’ he wrote in 1995.
North Carolina Republicans Go Wobbly on Medicaid Expansion October 21, 2021
Hungry for a budget deal, GOP lawmakers look set to drop a decade of opposition to one of ObamaCare’s worst features.
The $10,000 IRS Tax Dragnet October 21, 2021
Treasury wants to snoop on bank accounts to trigger more audits.
Merrick Garland Gets Schooled October 21, 2021
A father was angry after his daughter was assaulted in school. That’s not terrorism.
Legal Gerrymander Flip-Flop October 21, 2021
Democratic lawyers go to court to defend Oregon’s partisan map.
Yellen's Global Tax Railroad October 21, 2021
She wants to use an OECD pact to coerce Congress to go along.
The Distracted Defense Department October 21, 2021
The military should focus on strategic adversaries, not challenges like Covid and climate change.
The Monetary Bathtub Is Overflowing October 21, 2021
Many economists say inflation is transitory. It will be persistent.
Are Internet Services as Good as Church? October 21, 2021
They open the door to more congregants but provide an attenuated worship experience.
Opportunity Knocked. They Didn't Answer October 21, 2021
The stories of ‘The Chocolate Soldier’ and the Superball.
McAuliffe's Gift to the GOP October 21, 2021
Win or lose, he has shown the potency of education as an issue.
Now Look Who's Calling for Family Leave Subsidies October 21, 2021
Maybe Democrats really do have a marketing problem.
History Is on the Ballot In Virginia October 21, 2021
Critical Race Theory presents a story of the U.S. much like the one I learned growing up in Canada.
Oops, Boris Johnson Told the Truth About Climate October 21, 2021
Voters are still in the dark about what they have to do to cut emissions. Finally a politician is telling them.

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Colin Powell's Great American Journey October 21, 2021
‘I was not going to let bigotry make me a victim instead of a full human being,’ he wrote in 1995.
North Carolina Republicans Go Wobbly on Medicaid Expansion October 21, 2021
Hungry for a budget deal, GOP lawmakers look set to drop a decade of opposition to one of ObamaCare’s worst features.
The $10,000 IRS Tax Dragnet October 21, 2021
Treasury wants to snoop on bank accounts to trigger more audits.
Merrick Garland Gets Schooled October 21, 2021
A father was angry after his daughter was assaulted in school. That’s not terrorism.
Legal Gerrymander Flip-Flop October 21, 2021
Democratic lawyers go to court to defend Oregon’s partisan map.
Yellen's Global Tax Railroad October 21, 2021
She wants to use an OECD pact to coerce Congress to go along.
The Distracted Defense Department October 21, 2021
The military should focus on strategic adversaries, not challenges like Covid and climate change.
The Monetary Bathtub Is Overflowing October 21, 2021
Many economists say inflation is transitory. It will be persistent.
Are Internet Services as Good as Church? October 21, 2021
They open the door to more congregants but provide an attenuated worship experience.
Opportunity Knocked. They Didn't Answer October 21, 2021
The stories of ‘The Chocolate Soldier’ and the Superball.
McAuliffe's Gift to the GOP October 21, 2021
Win or lose, he has shown the potency of education as an issue.
Now Look Who's Calling for Family Leave Subsidies October 21, 2021
Maybe Democrats really do have a marketing problem.
History Is on the Ballot In Virginia October 21, 2021
Critical Race Theory presents a story of the U.S. much like the one I learned growing up in Canada.
Oops, Boris Johnson Told the Truth About Climate October 21, 2021
Voters are still in the dark about what they have to do to cut emissions. Finally a politician is telling them.

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Colin Powell's Great American Journey October 21, 2021
‘I was not going to let bigotry make me a victim instead of a full human being,’ he wrote in 1995.
North Carolina Republicans Go Wobbly on Medicaid Expansion October 21, 2021
Hungry for a budget deal, GOP lawmakers look set to drop a decade of opposition to one of ObamaCare’s worst features.
The $10,000 IRS Tax Dragnet October 21, 2021
Treasury wants to snoop on bank accounts to trigger more audits.
Merrick Garland Gets Schooled October 21, 2021
A father was angry after his daughter was assaulted in school. That’s not terrorism.
Legal Gerrymander Flip-Flop October 21, 2021
Democratic lawyers go to court to defend Oregon’s partisan map.
Yellen's Global Tax Railroad October 21, 2021
She wants to use an OECD pact to coerce Congress to go along.
The Distracted Defense Department October 21, 2021
The military should focus on strategic adversaries, not challenges like Covid and climate change.
The Monetary Bathtub Is Overflowing October 21, 2021
Many economists say inflation is transitory. It will be persistent.
Are Internet Services as Good as Church? October 21, 2021
They open the door to more congregants but provide an attenuated worship experience.
Opportunity Knocked. They Didn't Answer October 21, 2021
The stories of ‘The Chocolate Soldier’ and the Superball.

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Earnings Results: Mattel stock rallies as toy maker sees ‘strong’ holiday season ahead October 22, 2021
Mattel Inc. stock jumped more than 6% late Thursday after the toy maker reported quarterly sales and profit that beat Wall Street expectations and raised its sales guidance for the year, saying it sees a "strong holiday season" ahead.
MarketWatch First Take: Snap points to possibility of Apple causing the long-feared ‘ad-mageddon’ October 22, 2021
Snap sounded the alarm for the long-feared internet advertising meltdown that could be coming in the normally busy fourth quarter.
: As Capitol Hill negotiations continue, is the tax outlook for the super-rich getting sunnier? October 22, 2021
The Biden administration hopes it can seal a deal soon on its social safety net program
Market Snapshot: Nasdaq-100 futures tumble as Snap seen dragging down Internet stocks October 22, 2021
U.S. stock futures pointed to a mostly flat start, with technology stocks pointing lower after Snap warned of a sharp revenue loss ahead.
Kelley Blue Book: Your complete guide to MPGe, the electric equivalent of miles per gallon October 22, 2021
As hybrids, plug-in hybrids, fully electric cars, and fuel cell vehicles become the new normal, it's time you understood this metric.
NerdWallet: My credit was ruined while I was in a coma—here are ways to undo some of the damage when disaster strikes October 22, 2021
The financial burden I was met with after my hospital stay was a uniquely difficult obstacle to tackle. Here’s what to expect if you ever find yourself in a similar situation.
Next Avenue: You don’t have to follow strict rules or give up steak forever, and this diet can have life-changing benefits October 22, 2021
Going plant-based isn't as tough as you might think and it helps people of all ages maintain or improve their health. Here are some steps to get there.
: Biden says he doesn’t have the votes to increase corporate taxes October 22, 2021
President Joe Biden appears to have conceded that he doesn't have the votes to increase corporate taxes.
The Moneyist: When our 99-year-old mother was dying, one sister moved in and sold her stuff. The other put the house in her name. What can we do? October 22, 2021
‘She stole so much stuff while Mom was away, including cash, numerous checks, and gift cards that family gave her for holidays and Mother’s Day.’
: Biden open to changing or ending filibuster, using National Guard to help unclog ports October 22, 2021
President Joe Biden said he's open to altering or eliminating the filibuster in order to protect voting rights and would consider calling in the National Guard to help unclog the supply chain in a wide-ranging town hall on CNN on Thursday night.

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