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President Biden's 40-year-high inflation has caused divided Democrats to unite against him.

The White House is publicly arguing that the country has finally arrived at a promising new stage in the pandemic fight — one that a recent spike in Covid-19 cases won’t spoil.

Today's Water Cooler

What the NRA’s managing director of public affairs seems not to understand is that it's not the job of the federal government to bring ordinary street criminals to justice.

Tennessee Site Near ORNL Chosen for HALEU Fuel Facility

This is after the biden administration announced that another pause on federal loan repayments and interest charges until august 31st. what does that mean for the nations 43 million borrowers in the short-term, and just how long can the country keep kicking this$1.6 trillion can down the road. joining us to break it down, wisdom cole, and lanae erickson, senior vice president of social policy and education at third way, thank you both for being here. this marks the 7th extension since the pause ...

Host Carol Castiel talks with Jim Kessler, vice president for policy at Third Way, and John Fortier, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute about critical issues dominating the US political landscape from the seven hour and 37-minute gap in former President Donald Trump’s phone log on January 6, 2021, the day a violent mob attacked the US Capitol, US President Joe Biden’s decision to release more oil from the US strategic petroleum reserve to mitigate rising fuel prices, the p...

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A bigger tax deduction for teachers?

Could the re-election campaign of French President Emmanuel Macron be any less inspiring? As French voters go to the polls on Sunday for the first of two voting rounds, gone is the enthusiasm or interest in the election of 2017, when Macron came to power as the youngest leader since Napoleon Bonaparte, with a new party promising to sweep out the establishment, knock out a rising Europhobic far right and bring about a liberal “revolution.” Yet this year the stakes for France, Europe and the w...