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Font Size On her MSNBC show Friday morning, loyal Democratic Party propagandist Stephanie Ruhle engaged in wild alarmism as she demanded that Congress approve trillions in new spending or risk the nation “bleeding to death.” That was how she tried sell President Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion COVID relief package that included a wish list of left-wing agenda items like imposing a $15 minimum wage. “I mean, it’s extraordinary that some Republicans are already balking, quacking about debt and deficits,” Ruhle sneered early in the 9:00 a.m. ET hour as she lamented congr...

Share this - copied The president will sign two executive orders on COVID economic relief today. Former Deputy Labor Secretary Chris Lu and Washington Post Economics Correspondent Heather Long join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss why it is just a band-aid unless the Senate gets on board.Jan. 22, 2021 ReadMore

Local Binational Delegation Travels to Washington By Ana Gomez Salcido  A binational delegation of San Diego and Baja California business leaders will head to Washington, D.C. this month to meet with legislators and policy officials to advocate for border projects. The trip, organized by the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled from September 25 to September 28. “We have been doing this trip for over seven years and it gives us the opportunity as a binational region to go to Washington and talk to legislators about border issues, the economy on both sides, and other issues,...

The webinar was structured into two panels. The first panel discussed domestic politics in both countries, while the second panel discussed the future of U.S.-China relations. 

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump granted a pardon late Tuesday to George Papadopoulos, a former campaign aide who admitted lying to the FBI, as well as two former Republican members of Congress who were early supporters of the president.  The names were among 15 pardons and five commutations announced Tuesday as Trump's final days in the White House drew to a close, and they drew swift criticism from Democrats and others who said they undermined the rule of law.  A federal judge sentenced Papadopoulos in 2018 for lying to federal agents about conversations in which he was told that th...