Compromise needed for pandemic relief as economy stalls
The piece argues for cross party compromise on continuing aid amid 11.1 percent unemployment, a 32.9 percent q2 GDP drop, and 1.43 million weekly jobless claims. It notes expired unemployment boosts and eviction moratoriums, debates over 600 weekly supplements, stimulus bills, and calls for federal aid to states and localities while urging unity.
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Supreme Court faces looming test if Trump wins again
Noah Feldman assesses the risk to judicial independence if Donald Trump serves a second term with a likely Republican Senate. He notes court resistance to Trump on DACA, census citizenship, and subpoenas, but warns that more appointments could tilt the judiciary, challenging the rule of law. Feldman highlights Roberts' pivotal role and the potential generational impact on lower courts.
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US vaccine nationalism risks global image and economy
Andres Oppenheimer argues that the US plan to keep 400 million preordered COVID-19 vaccines for Americans damages its global standing while China expands aid and loans to Latin America. He warns Trump should share vaccines to avoid harming international influence, tourism, and investment. He cites CSIS and Anholt-Ipsos data, noting Germany’s rise as admired country and US decline in world image.
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