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President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Nov. 9, 2017.
 
  Actually, tariffs work — look no further than China's booming economy for proof  
  Trump's critics warn that tariffs will harm workers and the U.S. economy. But China's economic history suggests otherwise.  
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  Jimmy Kimmel arrives at the LA Premiere of   Kimmel takes a look at Trump's rubber-glue strategy in Best of Late Night
The recent scandals coming out of the White House are becoming too numerous to count. The comics have a few theories.
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  Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Capitol Hill on June 5, 2018.   Anti-student agenda at Education Department under DeVos is Trump's most radical move
The Education Department is operating like a K Street lobbying firm. DeVos now wants your tax dollars to fund for-profit colleges that defraud students.
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  Computer class in Memphis, Tennessee, on Oct. 29, 2007.   Why I'm starting the first computer science middle school in Washington, DC
Our education system doesn't give students what they need to succeed in the digital economy, especially in low-income, black and Latino communities.
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  Wesley Bell stands outside the Ferguson, Mo., police headquarters a day after he defeated longtime St. Louis County prosecutor Bob McCulloch in the Democratic primary.   Ferguson's action at the ballot box sends message to prosecutors: Voters want police held accountable
Black organizers, movement key to pushing out attorney who failed to seek justice for Michael Brown
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  U.S. military members at naturalization ceremony in Los Angeles on July 25, 2018.   Don't discharge immigrants in the military, be grateful and make more of them citizens
Immigrants who serve in our military exemplify American values and deserve to be citizens. We need to expand this pathway to citizenship, not limit it.
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  Plastic straws   Plastic straws ban is quite a straw man
Plastic straws make up only about 2,000 tons of the nearly 9 million tons of the ocean’s plastic waste: Our view
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  If the CBO is correct, the U.S. economy will go two decades without a recession, which is near twice any past the period.   To earn our political support, you have to support our agenda. It’s that simple.
We are trying to jolt the system by holding accountable politicians who undermine good policies — whether they're Republicans or Democrats.
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  In Masterpiece Cakeshop on June 4, 2018, in Lakewood, Colo.   Jack Phillips: Despite my court win, Colorado Civil Rights Commission is coming after me again
Even after the Supreme Court ruled in my favor, I am under attack once again for my beliefs.
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  Aug. 17, 2018   Queen of soul: Today's Toon

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