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Talking Points Memo

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Fox News

House passes Trump-backed plan to avert government shutdown
The House of Representatives passed a bill to punt the government funding deadline until Nov. 21 on Friday.
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Kamala Harris did not know she had "pulled the pin on a hand grenade" with her answer to a question while appearing on "The View," she noted in her book.

The Hill

Live updates: Congress poised for series of votes on averting shutdown
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris recounted a conversation with President Trump during the 2024 presidential campaign where he promised to tone down his rhetoric. “I’m going to tone it down,” Trump said, per the Harris book. “I will. You’re going to see.” Harris offered the story as part of her upcoming memoir “107 Days, writing...
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Congress prepares to vote on short-term funding bill to avert US government shutdown – live updates
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Josh Shapiro and Pete Buttigieg respond to revelations from Kamala Harris’s book
Harris’ memoir, 107 Days, includes her thoughts about the Pennsylvania governor and former transport secretary as potential running matesJosh Shapiro has said Kamala Harris will “have to answer” for why she did not publicly alert people to Joe Biden’s declining ability to serve during his term in the White House.The Democratic Pennsylvania governor was a candidate to become Harris’s running mate when she replaced Biden as the Democratic party nominee for president late in the 2024 campaign after the president dropped his re-election bid, but narrowly lost out to Minnesota governor Tim Walz – whom Harris dishes on in her new book. Continue reading...
When even Ben & Jerry’s can’t speak out, it’s clear: the era of corporate responsibility is over | Austin Sarat
Jerry himself has left the ice-cream company, alleging it had been silenced. He’s yet another casualty of corporate kowtowingWhen the history of this era is written, there will be much to say about the behavior of large corporations. And none of it will be good.As the Trump administration has ramped up its assault on American democracy, many corporations have chosen to look the other way or to curry favor with the president. They have fired employees who were too outspoken in their criticism of Donald Trump – ABC’s suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talkshow, after Kimmel’s remarks about Maga’s reaction to the killing of Charlie Kirk, is the latest example.Austin Sarat, William Nelson Cromwell professor of jurisprudence and political science at Amherst College, is the author or editor of more than 100 books, including Gruesome Spectacles: Botched Executions and America’s Death Penalty Continue reading...
How Trump has turned the legal system ‘on its head’ to meet deportation goals
Cuban asylum seeker EC and others saw hard-won victories vanish as new rules upended immigration courtsThe Cuban asylum seeker referred to in court papers as EC could not believe his luck, and neither could his lawyers.They had come to immigration court in Miami in late spring expecting only incremental progress in a case that had been grinding away for more than three years. Yet here was the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) lawyer telling the judge the government was dropping its deportation demands. It seemed EC had won, eligible at last for a green card and permanent residency in the United States. Continue reading...
Trump mega-donor privately mocked his claim to have upper hand with China
Liz Uihlein sent staff email with cartoon of Trump saying ‘I hold the cards’ to which Xi says ‘the cards are made in China’A top donor to Donald Trump and other Maga Republicans has privately mocked the US president’s longtime position that he has an upper hand in trade negotiations with China, in a sign that even some loyal supporters have been uneasy with the White House strategy.Liz Uihlein, the billionaire businesswoman who co-founded the office supply company Uline with her husband, Richard, sent an email to her staff earlier this year that contained a cartoon in which Trump can be seen playing cards with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping. In the cartoon, Trump claims: “I hold the cards”, to which Xi responds: “The cards are made in China.” Continue reading...

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NPR

Their teenage sons died by suicide. Now, they are sounding an alarm about AI chatbots
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Five Thirty Eight

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