Manchin Schumer budget deal aims for broad Biden tax plan win
A bipartisan style budget compromise from Senator Manchin and Senate Leader Schumer would pass along party lines and pursue climate, health care, and tax goals. It envisions about 433 billion in new spending, 739 billion in revenue, and a 300 billion deficit reduction over ten years, alongside a 15 percent corporate minimum tax and enhanced IRS enforcement. It would also open Medicare to drug price negotiations for 49 million enrollees, a major change with long term savings, while extending ACA subsidies by 64 billion.
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Chuck Schumer
Joe Biden
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Congress
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Medicare
White House
America
Bloomberg
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Gazette
The Medina Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full address and telephone number for verification. email is preferred at letters medina-gazette com or mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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The Hysterical Style in American Humanities on Twitter
A critique of academic Twitter culture argues that higher education has fallen from its pursuit of learning. Keegin and others warn that scholars chase relevance through outrage, prioritizing online status and credentials, while genuine reflection and diverse perplexity vanish from discourse. Washington Post columnist George Will's email is cited as a contact detail.
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Ashington
Chronicle of Higher Education
Joseph M. Keegin
Keegin
Tulane University
Twitter
Katherine Dee
Dee
Mark Sinnett
St John’s College
Annapolis
Maryland
Cambridge University
Sinnett
St. Paul
Academe
Washington Post
George Will
Georgewill
Washpost.com
The Post Social Media Era and its Possible Shape
Tyler Cowen surveys a shift away from broad public posting toward private messaging and video. He notes Meta and peers lost value, questions a future dominated by intimate communication, and suggests TikTok’s rise may presage video over text while gossip could replace issue-focused discourse.
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Meta
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Instagram
Andrew Sullivan
Daily Kos
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