The nonpartisan “civic holiday” was first observed in 2012. Nearly 4.5 million voters have registered to vote on the holiday to date.
The top-down decision-making on the Sept. 20 COVID-19 booster rollout was especially worrisome.
Many people have already done their best for Jelani Day. For their sake and his, we must insist on coming to a conclusion about his story.
The memory of Biden not taking questions after major addresses on Aug. 16, Aug. 18, Aug. 31, and Sept. 9 started to smart, and many reporters took to Twitter to say, in essence, why the heck is this administration so afraid of questions?
The memory of Biden not taking questions after major addresses on Aug. 16, Aug. 18, Aug. 31, and Sept. 9 started to smart, and many reporters took to Twitter to say, in essence, why the heck is this administration so afraid of questions?
The memory of Biden not taking questions after major addresses on Aug. 16, Aug. 18, Aug. 31, and Sept. 9 started to smart, and many reporters took to Twitter to say, in essence, why the heck is this administration so afraid of questions?
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It’s imperative that the FBI publicly correct its problems and rebuild its credibility.
What is a COVID-19 vaccine mandate worth if it includes exemptions for “sincerely held religious beliefs”? Very little, if anything at all.
While what Milley did may not rise to treason, as Trump and other Republicans charge, his actions may constitute an unconscionable breach of protocol.
The specific benefit in Central Illinois comes with the electric vehicle portion of the bill.
The reason infrastructure is discussed so often is because it’s all around us and all needs improvement.
The Haitian people must be full partners on anything done in their name.
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