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MTG blames Joe — for deaths under Trump

"The interesting thing is, that fentanyl they took during the last administration," Biden said

Salon

As Biden projects unity, Senate Democrats see little action

Democrats are seeking to demonstrate unity with President Joe Biden’s visit to the Senate on Thursday, even as leaders are acknowledging that they cannot get much done

The Independent UK

President Joe Biden hit a 45% approval rating in February, highest since October 2021

At the end of February, polling averages showed 44% of voters approved of President Joe Biden’s (D) performance. Fifty-one percent of voters disapproved of his performance.

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Biden maintains lead in PredictIt’s 2024 presidential election market

As of Feb. 28, 2023, PredictIt’s 2024 presidential market shows President Joe Biden (D) as the favorite to win at $0.36, followed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) at $0.28, and former President Donald Trump (R) at $0.25. Biden has held the lead in this market since Jan. 22, 2023.…

Ballotpedia

California Holds Its Breath as Supreme Court Weighs Student Loan Forgiveness

The economic future of millions of Californians hangs in the balance.

Capital & Main

Why Biden might drop his vice president (and reasons why he shouldn't)

Despite receiving the greatest number of votes cast in a presidential election, there is discussion among some Democrats and commentators about breaking up the Biden-Harris partnership for the 2024 election.

The Conversation

Democratic women stress House freshman class diversity - Roll Call

House Democrats highlighted the diversity of women in their freshman class during the second day of a party retreat in Baltimore.

Roll Call

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The investing rule expected to force Biden's first veto

Democratic Sens. Jon Tester and Joe Manchin bucked their own party and joined Republicans to pass the bill.

Axios

Seth Meyers on Fox News: ‘They are captive to the audience they created’

Late-night hosts discuss the revelations from the defamation lawsuit against Fox News, the ‘low confidence’ Covid lab leak theory and the start of CPAC

The Guardian - US

1 Financial Stock You Might Want to Sell in March 2023

Shares of SoFi Technologies (SOFI) have gained more than 35% over the past three months based on positive guidance for fiscal 2023. However, uncertainty still looms over its student loan refinancing business, and the stock is expected to encounter more competition from its peers. Given its stretched valuation, it could…

StockNews.com

GOP's "ugly" attack on Biden's dead son

"It says a lot about the chairman, which is not good, by the way," says press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre

Salon

Republican Scott Perry threatens to eliminate office space for agencies that don’t cooperate with GOP oversight

Mr Perry failed to comply with a congressional subpoena last year

The Independent UK

No veto of measure blocking new D.C. criminal code, Biden tells senators - Roll Call

Shocking some Democrats, President Biden said Thursday he would not veto a measure blocking a revised Washington, D.C., criminal code.

Roll Call

GOP senators: Computer chip money underwriting 'woke' agenda

Republican senators says the Biden administration is taking $39 billion in federal money that's meant to build computer chip factories and using it to further “woke” ideas such as requiring some recipients to offer child care and encouraging the use of union labor

The Independent UK

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Decades of Subsidies Have Made the Essentials of Middle-Class Life Increasingly Difficult To Afford

The basics of middle-class life are too expensive. But more subsidies won't help.

Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois is leading the way to finalize the Equal Rights Amendment

Politicians and organizations are leading the way for official recognition of the ERA, which was ratified in 2020.

Salon

Yes, it's time for the Bulls**t Awards

Of course your favorite ex-president gets a special prize. But there are so many other contenders. Stay tuned!

Fortune

How do you plan for retirement in the face of greater climate risks?

Some say embracing ESG is the answer. Others say ESG is the problem.

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The Independent UK

Bidens’ restaurant order sparks furious debate: ‘Who does that?’

President and first lady enjoyed a date night at Red Hen in Washington DC earlier this month

The Texas Tribune

Plurality of Texas voters say they support school voucher-like program

The poll from the University of Texas at Austin, released Thursday, found a plurality of voters support redirecting tax revenue to help parents pay to school their kids outside the traditional public education system.

The Independent UK

Marjorie Taylor Greene falsely claims Biden was responsible for fentanyl deaths that occurred under Trump

Ms Greene’s spokesman told a reporter to “f*** off” when he asked for a comment on her false statements

Roll Call

Biden’s FAA nominee faces military waiver challenge - Roll Call

Republicans in the House and Senate say they will oppose a waiver to allow the confirmation of President Biden’s FAA nominee to move forward.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Biden Administration Releases New Cybersecurity Strategy

The US government plans to expand minimum cybersecurity requirements for critical sectors and to be faster and more aggressive in preventing cyberattacks before they can occur, including by using military, law enforcement and diplomatic tools, according to a Biden administration strategy document released Thursday. The Democratic administration also intends to…

Roll Call

Biden push to end Title 42 border policy won't end the legal fights - Roll Call

The Supreme Court likely won’t decide a current case on the so-called Title 42 border policy this term, but lawsuits will go on, experts say.

WEKU

Women's History Month grew out of a weeklong commemoration by Jimmy Carter in 1980

The first national Women's History Week occurred in 1980. Seven years later, Congress passed a law designating March as Women's History Month.

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