Trump team faces math and myth in immigration tax critique
A White House push for tighter immigration and tax cuts is challenged by CNN and the Washington Post fact checks. Analysts say tax cuts do not pay for themselves and highlight a GOP divide. Commentary compares Trump to an apprentice president, lacking a governing coalition while clinging to political theater.
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Schumer Gillibrand and local reps contact details
A list of political contacts includes U S Senator Charles Schumer Hart Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Assemblyman Robert Ing 718 Office Albany New York 12248 Will Barclay 120th District 200 N Second Street Fulton New York 13069
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Trump rolls back Obama climate plan amid regulatory backlash
The Trump administration proposed repealing the Clean Power Plan as part of a broader rollback of Obama era climate regulations. EPA chief Scott Pruitt touted the move, arguing the plan is dead, while critics warn it undermines emissions cuts and global leadership. Supporters point to market shifts toward natural gas and renewables as progress, but experts say federal action remains crucial to meet Paris targets.
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Charles E Yeager breaks sound barrier 70 years ago
Summary of Oct 14 historical milestones: Yeager's 1947 X-1 flight over Mojave Dry Lake marked the first breaking of the sound barrier. Notable events include Hastings victory in 1066, Eisenhower birth in 1890, Roosevelt shot in 1912, Pooh published in 1926, Rommel's death in 1944, JFK Peace Corps idea in 1960, King’s Nobel Prize in 1964, Crosby's death in 1977, McCluren rescue in 1987, Baumgartner’s 2012 jump, and Yeager’s 2012 reprise in an F-15 at Nellis.
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Madrid
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New Mexico
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