Views on Senate Democrats Stop Republican environmental riders
The editorial warns Senate Democrats led by Chuck Schumer against Republican riders in upcoming omnibus spending bills that threaten clean water air and endangered species protections. It highlights Rider tactics aimed at weakening methane rules and endangered species safeguards, noting Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski seeks further rollbacks including Arctic refuge drilling and roadless forest protections.
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Aera
Ed Markey
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Schumer
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Scott Pruitt
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Lisa Murkowski
Alaska
Interior and Environment Appropriations
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Tongass National Forest
Reps Addresses for Gillibrand and Katko
The document lists contact locations for U S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand with offices in Washington D C and Albany New York, and for Representative John Katko serving the 24th District with an Oswego New York address. It provides street addresses for district and state offices.
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Kirsten Gillibrand
Dirksen
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Washington, D.C
John Katko
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Russians Use Trolls To Sow Discord In U S Politics
Georgie Anne Geyer argues Mueller indictments show Russia ran at least 3000 Facebook ads and deployed operatives to pose as Americans to disrupt U S public life. She warns Congress and the public to push back, support robust U S information programs, and demand truth from media while calling for renewed expertise from government and journalism.
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Robert Mueller
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Mueller
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Sun Tzus
MacArthurs
Georgie Anne Geyer
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History Today in History highlights on Feb 23
Events on this date span 1685 Handel’s birth to 1945 Iwo Jima flag-raising, 1836 Alamo siege, 1848 Adams dies, 1870 Mississippi readmitted, 1927 FRC creation, 1934 Leopold III coronation, 1942 U.S. mainland shelling, 1954 polio vaccination mass, 1965 Stan Laurel dies, 1970 Guyana republic, 1981 Spanish coup attempt, 1992 Albertville Games close, and notable deaths and sports milestones.
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Suribachi
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Guyana
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Thought for Today Mirror Quip Cited to Ra belais
A reflective quip attributed to Francois Rabelais warns that to avoid seeing a fool one must first break the mirror. The line features Rabelais as a French satirist born in 1494.
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Ra-Beh-Lay
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