Nuance in a Divided America Says Trevor Noah
Trevor Noah argues amid sharp political division that nuance is essential yet scarce in the United States. He notes binary thinking fuels gridlock, citing debates on protests, racial justice, and policy reform, and praises civil rights protections and peaceful dissent. The Dallas Morning News references Noah’s remarks in an interview.
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Congress shirks duties as CRTs frame budget impasse
The piece argues Congress avoids fiscal reform in an election year as the Senate Appropriations Committee delays 12 funding bills and a continuing resolution looms by Oct 1 to avert a shutdown. It critiques the CDC eviction order and traces executive overreach, with commentary from George Will and law scholars on power and federalism.
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South Texas College of Law Houston
Cato Institute
Ilya Somin
George Mason University
Cato
Time for Biden to visit Miami and win Florida
Miami Herald columnist Fabiola Santiago argues Biden must campaign in person in Miami-Dade to sway Cuban American voters and counter Trump’s presence. She urges a major in-person rally, clear Cuba and Venezuela policy plans, and a direct challenge to anti-Biden narratives while highlighting the county’s COVID-19 impact and the need for a concrete ground game.
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Venezuela
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