Bill Spadea, candidate for N.J. governor, suggested a Jersey DOGE. The state’s business community booed.
Bill Spadea's comment caused a ruckus among the otherwise quiet audience at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s “Walk to ...
Trudeau is unlikely to recall Parliament at opposition's demand. Here's why
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with Canada's premiers and works with cabinet to craft his government's response to an ...
Some Republican lawmakers silenced during Tennessee school voucher debate, they say
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Two Republican lawmakers who voted against Gov. Bill Lee’s school voucher measure are making their ...
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Germany's top four party leaders to face off in TV debate
The leaders of the four best-polling parties ahead of Germany's February 23 parliamentary election are set to take part in an ...
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VIC GREENS PUSH TO PROTECT ABORTION FROM RENEWED CONSERVATIVE THREAT
The Victorian Greens will second read their Bill to Parliament and will force a debate to enshrine abortion services into the Victorian Constitution, safeguarding access to abortion from future ...
Trevecca’s president on growth, immigration and the challenges facing Christian higher ed
Dan Boone, president of Trevecca Nazarene, sits down for interview following leadership role with consortium for evangelical Christian colleges.
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Some Republican lawmakers silenced during Tennessee school voucher debate, they say
He also accused the Republican leadership ... conservative. Rep. Barrett told News 2 just two of the 20-something Republicans who voted against the bill were given a total of four minutes to ...
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Handful of rural Georgia Republicans join Democrats to give full Medicaid expansion another go
A handful of Senate Republicans from rural Georgia have signed onto a new bipartisan attempt to fully expand Medicaid through ...
Brexit betrayal warning as Keir Starmer set to make UK 'serf of the EU'
Brexiteers warn Sir Keir Starmer is in danger of plunging Britain into the 'worst of all worlds' - taking laws from Brussels ...
Up from neoliberalism? A word much used but less often defined
The term appears to date back to the 1930s and American economist Henry Simons. “Neoliberalism” references exploded at the turn of the century, going from fewer than 100 mentions in academic papers in ...