Your Views More evidence of bad faith from Trump GOP
The column argues that the estate tax repeal push by Trump and GOP showcases bad faith. It notes tax policy shifts since 2001, shifting burden away from the rich while few farmers or minority entrepreneurs would be affected. It cites the Tax Policy Center estimates and criticizes promises to public tax disclosures.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Paul Ryan
Kevin Brady
Ways and Means Committee
Nonpartisan Tax Policy Center
Mr. Trump
Gary Cohn
Senate Democrats
Senators push need based opioid grant formula
Four U S senators urge passage of a bill to base State Targeted Response grants on need rather than population. Capito Manchin Hassan Shaheen cite their states' dire opioid death rates and urge immediate approval, arguing delay costs lives.
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Joe Manchin
D-W.va
Maggie Hassan
Jeanne Shaheen
N.H
Congress
Write Your Reps Kirsten Gillibrand Contact Card
Public note requesting advocacy guidance to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510. Encourages constituent outreach and civic engagement through official channels. Includes emphasis on addressing policy concerns and submitting constituent views to the office.
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Kirsten Gillibrand
Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D.C
Middle East Christians urged to persevere and seek mercy
Archbishop Bashar Warda of Erbil advocates a U S Christian aid effort during Advent to help Christians remain in the region where Jesus lived. He stresses mercy over violence and calls Americans to support Christians to stay and live with dignity amid conflict. The piece cites studies on Christian persecution and sexual violence by ISIS and Boko Haram, urging recognition of Christian victims and ongoing hope in faith.
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Bashar Warda
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Middle East
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Warda
Jane Adolphe
Ave Maria School of Law
Adolphe
ISIS
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Boko Haram
Church of the East
Church of Martyrs
Archbishop Warda
Kathryn Jean Lopez
National Review Institute
National Review Online
Catholic Voices USA
Kloper
Nationalreview.com
History highlights from November 29 through the years
A concise chronology notes key events on November 29 across history. U.N. General Assembly calls for partition of Palestine in 1947. deaths include Wolsey in 1530 and Puccini in 1924. Navy tops Army in 1890. Enos the chimp launches in 1961. Natalie Wood drowns in 1981. Cary Grant dies in 1986. a 1991 Interstate 5 dust upheaval kills 17. George Harrison dies in 2001. Sudan convict case in 2007. 2012 U.N. recognition vote for a Palestinian state.
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Andy Capp
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Natalie Wood
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Cary Grant
Davenport
Iowa
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George Harrison
Los Angeles
Sudan
Gillian Gibbons
Muhammad
Gibbons
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General Assem
Palestine
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