October 2019

How the 2020 Democrats Responded to a Gun Policy Survey

Anything else you want to say? No answer. Joseph R. Biden Jr. Former vice president Has a formal plan? Yes Universal background checks: Yes Federal red-flag law: Yes Incentivize state red-flag laws: Yes Assault weapons ban: Yes Assault weapons buyback: Yes (voluntary, with registration requirement for those who don’t participate) Magazine size limit: Yes, 10 […]

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What To Know Before You Post Negative Comments About Your Company

If you’re a restaurant customer who wants to post about your salty risotto, you can share your grievance on Yelp. If you’re a job-seeker who wants to get the temperature of a company’s morale, salary ranges and management practices, you go to the Yelp of job reviews: Glassdoor. The popular online jobs site, which launched

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Pete Davidson Returns To ‘SNL’ And You’ll Never Guess Where He’s Been Hiding

With this “Saturday Night Live” season shaping up as a “come one celebrity, come everybody with an IMDb credit” affair, maybe you didn’t notice the Pete Davidson-sized hole in the late-night sketch show’s line up these past few weeks.  But rest assured, the comedian made his grand return this weekend in “Stranger Things” star David

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Pullback Leaves Green Berets Feeling ‘Ashamed,’ and Kurdish Allies Describing ‘Betrayal’

WASHINGTON — American commandos were working alongside Kurdish forces at an outpost in eastern Syria last year when they were attacked by columns of Syrian government tanks and hundreds of troops, including Russian mercenaries. In the next hours, the Americans threw the Pentagon’s arsenal at them, including B-52 strategic bombers. The attack was stopped. That

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Chicago teachers may test unions’ ‘social justice’ strategy

A threatened strike by Chicago teachers would test a strategy employed by a growing number of urban teachers unions convinced that transforming contentious contract talks into discussions about class sizes and student services wins public support and can be a difference maker at the bargaining table. Interested in Education? Add Education as an interest to

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