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Mattis signed an urgent letter to the congressional leaders to take urgent action now to avoid those catastrophic consequences. >> certainly they would be massive and sweeping. not just for national security. the white house put out a report yesterday, garrett, if this were to happen it would probably trigary recession far greater than the one we saw in 2008, because so many countries around the world are still battling the pandemic, and are not in fisk's fiscal health to grapple with this. a recession now a depression, certainly global. i'm sewers. is there any decession in the republican ran...

Could get the number right and the specific spending provisions enable them to garner support for republican members of the senate as well. paul: give us the illustrations or examples of this policy. >> the entire piece that deals with electric charging stations one of the real concerns about that is not just the billions that will go to the buildout but the fact it is centralized control and basically allows transportation secretary on —- secretary buttigieg parties across the country down to the mild which is extraordinary federal intrusion which should be a private market the department o...

Amy and Frank Garrison, who are graduates of the neighboring Vanderbilt University, gave the HBCU $2.5 million, marking the largest gift from a Nashville resident in Fisk’s 155-year history.The funds will be used to establish an endowed chair position named in honor of Dr. Diane Nash, the iconic civil rights strategist.   “We could not be more excited about this extraordinarily generous gift and we are grateful that Dr. Nash has allowed the University to name this historic Chair in her honor,” Fisk University President Vann R. Newkirk said in a statement.  The Diane Nash –– De...

Revitalization plan to reconnect North Nashville neighborhoods cut off by I-40 Mayor Cooper: Plan will right 'historic wrong' It's a decades-old wrong the city says it's time to make right. Part of North Nashville was cut off by Interstate 40 when crews built the downtown loop, shuttering some businesses and cutting others off from customers. and last updated 2021-04-21 08:46:53-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — It's a decades-old wrong the city says it's time to make right. Part of North Nashville was cut off by Interstate 40 when crews built the downtown loop, shuttering some businesses an...