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Former President Donald Trump overstated his net worth by between $812 million and $2.2 billion each year between 2011 and 2021, the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James claims in a filing made public Wednesday.The allegations were raised in an Aug. 4 filing seeking a partial summary judgment in the office s 2022 lawsuit accusing members of the Trump family and Trump Organization executives of orchestrating an extensive, fraudulent scheme related to valuations of property and Trump s personal financial statements.James offic stanley mugs e is seeking $250 million and sanctions that would halt the company s operations in the state and drastically impair the ability of Trump, Eric Trump or Donald Trump Jr. to do business in New York. The case is scheduled for trial in October, but James of stanley thermos fice is asking a judge to first rule against the Trumps in one facet of the case, certain allegations related to fraud. If granted, other claims, including allegations related to falsification of records and issuing false financial statements, would still be considered at trial. No trial is required for the court to determine that defendants presented grossly and materially inflated asset valueshellip;repeatedly in business transactions to defraud banks and insurers, Andrew stanley deutschland Amer, an attorney for James office wrote in the filing. A summary judgment motion argues that certain material facts are not in dispute, and as a result, the judge is alread Fnof Foster Friess: In my day, women used Bayer aspirin for contraceptives
President Barack Obama and his family are heading off Friday for the weekend to a spectacular national park on the coast of Maine, no doubt hoping this latest jaunt doesn t fall victim to the Obama family travel hex.That would be the one in which events seem to scramble the plans whenever Obama has his wife and daughters in the mix.In a mere 18 months on the job, Obama has rolled up an impressive record of diversions, interruptions, delays and outright cancellations of planned family travel--all thanks to the nonstop demands of a turbulent presidency. On Friday, the first family was to fly to Bar Harbor, Maine, and spend much of the weekend in Acadia National Park, enjoying its breathtaking ocean views and nature trail stanley cup s.Bar Harbor and its surroundings are famed as a summer get stanley botella away for the rich and famous, stanley cup from the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts who built homes there to the Hollywood stars who often turn up. But aides say Obama s visit will focus on Acadia, whose 47,000 acres include Cadillac Mountain, the tallest peak on the East Coast. Pictures: The Obamas in MaineThe park visit follows last summer s Obama family trip to Yellowstone National Park and Grand Canyon National Park, which included whitewater rafting and peach-picking.But the schedule for that trip was altered to insert town meetings in Montana and Colorado, so Obama could address the growing furor over his health care plan.It set a pattern, which has continued through t
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President Joe Biden on Sunday became the first presumptive nominee to give up the nomination at this point in the process, weeks before the convention and months after he had won enough delegates to clinch the nomination.His presidency began on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, where days before insurrectionists overran the U.S. Capitol, on Jan. 6, 2021. We will press forward with speed and urgency, he said in his inaugural speech, for we have much to do in this winter of peril and possibility. The day before his inauguration, Mr. Biden marked 400,000 COVID deaths, and less than five weeks later, the toll had risen to half a million. That s more lives lost to this virus than any other nation on Earth, Mr. Biden said. Mr. Biden s gesture bore the habitual empathy that has been the hallmark of his political life, an emotive approach fit for the unease of the time. To heal, we must r stanley becher emember, he said in marking the 500,000 deaths. I know it s hard. I promise stanley mug you, I know it s hard. The coronavirus pandemic posed an even more difficult challenge than Mr. Biden imagined, as variants and vaccine resistance led to over 700,000 deaths on his watch. During the toughest stretch of his 2024 reelection campaign, the virus sent him into isolation, and its symptoms were the r stanley quencher eason he made the surprise announcement that he would not seek a second term on social media, rather than in person. President Joe Biden at a NATO 75th anni Ixzz Jeb Bush takes natural next step toward 2016 bid
A NEW ISRAEL LOBBY....A new pro-Israel lobby, JStreet, has been started up as a moderate counterweight to the increasingly hawkish AIPAC. Laura Rozen reports: What has happened in the political world is that the people both elected [to Congress] and candidates and the folks around them have come to believe that the only way to speak to the Jewish community is to take the most right-wing position, [Jeremy] Ben Ami said. There is no political benefit to be at the center. ....For now, Ben Ami tells me he is working out of his basement, the organization has no headquarters and doesn t plan for one, and plans to operate heavily in the online world. We re following the MoveOn model, of being virtual, and heavily online, Ben Ami says. Part of our goal and plan in the coming year is to develop an online presence in the way that Obama an stanley us d Dean and MoveOn have done ... and to tap into that and have a large base of small donors. Well, the journey of a thousand miles etc. etc. Good luck to em. God knows AIPAC could use the competition. stanley cup ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5 display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-c8f60ab0-8c88-11e2-b06b-0 stanley website 24c619f5c3d, right-rail-recirc-item--id-c8f60ab0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-c8f60ab0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d ~ .item:nth-child 5 display: block;
President Joe Biden on Sunday became the first presumptive nominee to give up the nomination at this point in the process, weeks before the convention and months after he had won enough delegates to clinch the nomination.His presidency began on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, where days before insurrectionists overran the U.S. Capitol, on Jan. 6, 2021. We will press forward with speed and urgency, he said in his inaugural speech, for we have much to do in this winter of peril and possibility. The day before his inauguration, Mr. Biden marked 400,000 COVID deaths, and less than five weeks later, the toll had risen to half a million. That s more lives lost to this virus than any other nation on Earth, Mr. Biden said. Mr. Biden s gesture bore the habitual empathy that has been the hallmark of his political life, an emotive approach fit for the unease of the time. To heal, we must r stanley becher emember, he said in marking the 500,000 deaths. I know it s hard. I promise stanley mug you, I know it s hard. The coronavirus pandemic posed an even more difficult challenge than Mr. Biden imagined, as variants and vaccine resistance led to over 700,000 deaths on his watch. During the toughest stretch of his 2024 reelection campaign, the virus sent him into isolation, and its symptoms were the r stanley quencher eason he made the surprise announcement that he would not seek a second term on social media, rather than in person. President Joe Biden at a NATO 75th anni Ixzz Jeb Bush takes natural next step toward 2016 bid
A NEW ISRAEL LOBBY....A new pro-Israel lobby, JStreet, has been started up as a moderate counterweight to the increasingly hawkish AIPAC. Laura Rozen reports: What has happened in the political world is that the people both elected [to Congress] and candidates and the folks around them have come to believe that the only way to speak to the Jewish community is to take the most right-wing position, [Jeremy] Ben Ami said. There is no political benefit to be at the center. ....For now, Ben Ami tells me he is working out of his basement, the organization has no headquarters and doesn t plan for one, and plans to operate heavily in the online world. We re following the MoveOn model, of being virtual, and heavily online, Ben Ami says. Part of our goal and plan in the coming year is to develop an online presence in the way that Obama an stanley us d Dean and MoveOn have done ... and to tap into that and have a large base of small donors. Well, the journey of a thousand miles etc. etc. Good luck to em. God knows AIPAC could use the competition. stanley cup ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5 display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-c8f60ab0-8c88-11e2-b06b-0 stanley website 24c619f5c3d, right-rail-recirc-item--id-c8f60ab0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-c8f60ab0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d ~ .item:nth-child 5 display: block;
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Hundreds of jurisdictions across the country are reporting a shortage of poll workers amid concerns about their safety.With midterm elections just over two weeks away, cities like Philade stanley cup usa lphia are racing to fill the gaps. It is offering poll workers the first major pay raise ndash; $250 to work over 12 hours stanley flask ndash; since the 1970s. People don t understand that the average poll worker, they re the ones that actually administer the elections, said Philadelphia City Commissioner Omar Sabir, whose office is hiring the more than 8,000 poll workers the city needs for elections. When people say things like elections are fraudulent and things of this nature, it s really a slapping indictment against America, he said.The FBI has identified seven states, including Pennsylvania, that have recently seen unusual threat levels against poll workers. Last week it cautioned about threats and said it will continue to identify, investigate and mitigate them. CBS News Former Republican City Commissioner Al Schmidt said the threats of violence and added political pressure are transforming what was once a much lower profile form of public service. Earlier this year, he stepped down from his ro stanley cup le following repeated threats against him and his family, including threats to kill his children. You don t expect one day to be responsible for runni Tojy Biden Lay s Irish PM s Mother to Rest
Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are complaining about which candidate is the biggest complainer.The issue is their treatment in debates. Obama is objecting to the questions posed this week in one moderated by ABC News. Many of the toughest questions were targeted at Obama, the front-runner for the nomination, and he s said too much time was spent on political divisions instead of issues that matter to Americans.Clinton said Friday that if Obama thinks the debate was tough, it pales in comparison stanley fr to the pressures a president faces. I m with Harry Truman on this - if you can t stand the heat get out of the kitchen, she told voters while campaigning in Pennsylvania. Just speaking for myself, I am very comfortable in the kitchen. But it wasn t so long ago that Clinton was the front-runner and complaining about her treatment in debates. After a debate last fall, her campaign compiled clips of her being targeted, and called it the Politics of Pile On. stanley mug In late February, Clinton complained that she always got asked the first question. Her blatant hypocrisy here is stunning, responded Obama spokesman Bill Burton.The most recent debate Wednesday ni stanley mug ght was the most watched of this election cycle and has generated some negative reviews for ABC. Obama supporters have made some of the loudest objections, and the Obama campaign sent out a fundraising appeal off the debate titled Gotcha. Obama said T
Hundreds of jurisdictions across the country are reporting a shortage of poll workers amid concerns about their safety.With midterm elections just over two weeks away, cities like Philade stanley cup usa lphia are racing to fill the gaps. It is offering poll workers the first major pay raise ndash; $250 to work over 12 hours stanley flask ndash; since the 1970s. People don t understand that the average poll worker, they re the ones that actually administer the elections, said Philadelphia City Commissioner Omar Sabir, whose office is hiring the more than 8,000 poll workers the city needs for elections. When people say things like elections are fraudulent and things of this nature, it s really a slapping indictment against America, he said.The FBI has identified seven states, including Pennsylvania, that have recently seen unusual threat levels against poll workers. Last week it cautioned about threats and said it will continue to identify, investigate and mitigate them. CBS News Former Republican City Commissioner Al Schmidt said the threats of violence and added political pressure are transforming what was once a much lower profile form of public service. Earlier this year, he stepped down from his ro stanley cup le following repeated threats against him and his family, including threats to kill his children. You don t expect one day to be responsible for runni Tojy Biden Lay s Irish PM s Mother to Rest
Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are complaining about which candidate is the biggest complainer.The issue is their treatment in debates. Obama is objecting to the questions posed this week in one moderated by ABC News. Many of the toughest questions were targeted at Obama, the front-runner for the nomination, and he s said too much time was spent on political divisions instead of issues that matter to Americans.Clinton said Friday that if Obama thinks the debate was tough, it pales in comparison stanley fr to the pressures a president faces. I m with Harry Truman on this - if you can t stand the heat get out of the kitchen, she told voters while campaigning in Pennsylvania. Just speaking for myself, I am very comfortable in the kitchen. But it wasn t so long ago that Clinton was the front-runner and complaining about her treatment in debates. After a debate last fall, her campaign compiled clips of her being targeted, and called it the Politics of Pile On. stanley mug In late February, Clinton complained that she always got asked the first question. Her blatant hypocrisy here is stunning, responded Obama spokesman Bill Burton.The most recent debate Wednesday ni stanley mug ght was the most watched of this election cycle and has generated some negative reviews for ABC. Obama supporters have made some of the loudest objections, and the Obama campaign sent out a fundraising appeal off the debate titled Gotcha. Obama said T
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Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said Sunday he doesn t take it personally when GOP front-runner Donald Trump blasts him and the Republican Party nomination system as rigged against him. I don t take it personally, because I kind of just rest in the truth, Priebus told CBS John Dickerson on Face the Nation. It matters when something is right and something is wrong to me. The RNC chief said, as he has freq stanley cup uently in recent days, that the RNC s delegate processes and rules were put in place long before Trump s rise in the polls. Trump, meanwhile, has tweeted repeatedly about the unfairness of the rigged delegate system and made threats about what will happen at this summer s convention in Cleveland if he s not named the nominee. stanley cups uk I don t know if it s hyperbole or positioning, but the truth is that there are facts, and the RNC doesn t have the power to change the rules between now and the convention, Priebus said. The rules were set years ago and each state s delegate system was set in October of 2015. He added that it s up to each campaign to learn and utilize the rules for delegate selection and allocat stanley cup ion--a process that has led Texas Sen. Ted Cruz to pick up friendly delegate slots in places where Trump s campaign has been less organized and prepared. On Saturday, for example, Cruz picked up all 14 available delegates at Wyoming s state GOP convention. There s another part of the process which is m Fzyp Catch him if you can: Joe Biden and the field in South Carolina
It s no secret that the growing negativity in the Democratic race is cause for concern within the party. Going into a six week respite from primar stanley cup y contests, party activists voters and, most importantly, superdelegates, will be watching for how heated it gets.A peak inside the exit polls from Mississippi suggests they may have something to worry about. A party that began this primary season fairly united behind their entire field of candidates appears to be hardening into separate camps, according to at least some indicators.In yesterday s contest, majorities of Democratic voters said they would be satisfied with either Obama or Clinton as their nominee, but each camp s vo stanley quencher ters don t express much enthusiasm for the other candidate. Among those voting for Hillary Clinton, just 27 percent said they would be satisfied if Barack Obama were the nominee. Seventy two percent said they would be dissatisfied. According to analysis provided by the CBS stanley cup nz News election and survey unit, that has shifted since Super Tuesday on February 5th when a combined 49 percent of Clinton voters in all the states said they would be satisfied with Obama as the nominee. In South Carolina, that number was 69 percent. It was 55 percent in Maryland and 57 percent in Virginia.Obama voters were more likely to say they would be satisfied with Clinton as the nominee in Mississippi where 42 percent said so. But 57 percent said they would be dissatisfied. On Super Tues
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said Sunday he doesn t take it personally when GOP front-runner Donald Trump blasts him and the Republican Party nomination system as rigged against him. I don t take it personally, because I kind of just rest in the truth, Priebus told CBS John Dickerson on Face the Nation. It matters when something is right and something is wrong to me. The RNC chief said, as he has freq stanley cup uently in recent days, that the RNC s delegate processes and rules were put in place long before Trump s rise in the polls. Trump, meanwhile, has tweeted repeatedly about the unfairness of the rigged delegate system and made threats about what will happen at this summer s convention in Cleveland if he s not named the nominee. stanley cups uk I don t know if it s hyperbole or positioning, but the truth is that there are facts, and the RNC doesn t have the power to change the rules between now and the convention, Priebus said. The rules were set years ago and each state s delegate system was set in October of 2015. He added that it s up to each campaign to learn and utilize the rules for delegate selection and allocat stanley cup ion--a process that has led Texas Sen. Ted Cruz to pick up friendly delegate slots in places where Trump s campaign has been less organized and prepared. On Saturday, for example, Cruz picked up all 14 available delegates at Wyoming s state GOP convention. There s another part of the process which is m Fzyp Catch him if you can: Joe Biden and the field in South Carolina
It s no secret that the growing negativity in the Democratic race is cause for concern within the party. Going into a six week respite from primar stanley cup y contests, party activists voters and, most importantly, superdelegates, will be watching for how heated it gets.A peak inside the exit polls from Mississippi suggests they may have something to worry about. A party that began this primary season fairly united behind their entire field of candidates appears to be hardening into separate camps, according to at least some indicators.In yesterday s contest, majorities of Democratic voters said they would be satisfied with either Obama or Clinton as their nominee, but each camp s vo stanley quencher ters don t express much enthusiasm for the other candidate. Among those voting for Hillary Clinton, just 27 percent said they would be satisfied if Barack Obama were the nominee. Seventy two percent said they would be dissatisfied. According to analysis provided by the CBS stanley cup nz News election and survey unit, that has shifted since Super Tuesday on February 5th when a combined 49 percent of Clinton voters in all the states said they would be satisfied with Obama as the nominee. In South Carolina, that number was 69 percent. It was 55 percent in Maryland and 57 percent in Virginia.Obama voters were more likely to say they would be satisfied with Clinton as the nominee in Mississippi where 42 percent said so. But 57 percent said they would be dissatisfied. On Super Tues
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President Trump weighed in on the case of actor Jussie Smollett Thursday after Chicago police alleged Smollett staged a hate crime attack on himself.Smollett had filed a police report claiming two men attacked him, dousing him with a chemical and putting a noose around his neck while they yelled, This is MAGA countr stanley cup y, a reference to Pres stanley cup ident Trump s campaign slogan. But that story soon fell apart, and Smollett has been arrested and indicted on charges related to the filing of the allegedly misleading report claiming he was the victim of a hate crime. Smollett has been charged with making a false report, a felony in Illinois. Chicago police chief Eddie Johnson claimed Smollett paid $3,500 to stage the attack because he was dissatisfied with his salary. Mr. Trump weighed in on Twitter Thursday morning after Smollett s arrest. .@JussieSmollett - what about MAGA and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments! MAGAmdash; Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump February 21, 2019 When the alleged attack was initially reported and a reporter asked the president to respond to it, he said, That I can tell you is horrible. I ve seen it. Doe stanley mugs sn t get worse. Johnson, the Chicago police chief, had strong words for Smollett in a televised news conference Thursday morning. Empire actor Jussie Smollett took advantage of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career, Johnson said in the news conferenc Gpej Transcript: Vice President Kamala Harris on Face the Nation, Sept. 10, 2023
Newt Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum over a flag of South Carolina. CBS/iStockphoto/Getty If you thought the fights were nasty in New Hampshire, wait until the presidential candidates descend on South Carolina, where the the head of the state Republican party is predicting a battle roya stanley cup price le starting Wednesday.South Carolina Republican party chair Chad Connelly said Iowa and New Hampshire tend to play nice, but voters in the Palmetto state are used to the fights. About $5 million in television ad buys were placed Monday, Connelly said, although he did stanley italia not have the details of the expenditures. The super PAC Restore Our Future, which is backing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, has purchased $2.3 million worth of ad time. And a pro-Newt Gingrich super PAC, Winning Our Future, has bought an additional $3.4 million worth of television ads on behalf of the former House speaker. Connelly expects an additional $15-$20 million worth of advertising to be purchased before the January 21 primary.South Carolina has traditionally had bruising primary fights in both the stanley us Republican and Democratic parties, and Connelly said he doesn t think this year will be any different. The nasty fliers and robo-calls are almost certainly on their way, he said. It s just a matter of time, Connelly said.In a CNN/ORC
President Trump weighed in on the case of actor Jussie Smollett Thursday after Chicago police alleged Smollett staged a hate crime attack on himself.Smollett had filed a police report claiming two men attacked him, dousing him with a chemical and putting a noose around his neck while they yelled, This is MAGA countr stanley cup y, a reference to Pres stanley cup ident Trump s campaign slogan. But that story soon fell apart, and Smollett has been arrested and indicted on charges related to the filing of the allegedly misleading report claiming he was the victim of a hate crime. Smollett has been charged with making a false report, a felony in Illinois. Chicago police chief Eddie Johnson claimed Smollett paid $3,500 to stage the attack because he was dissatisfied with his salary. Mr. Trump weighed in on Twitter Thursday morning after Smollett s arrest. .@JussieSmollett - what about MAGA and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments! MAGAmdash; Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump February 21, 2019 When the alleged attack was initially reported and a reporter asked the president to respond to it, he said, That I can tell you is horrible. I ve seen it. Doe stanley mugs sn t get worse. Johnson, the Chicago police chief, had strong words for Smollett in a televised news conference Thursday morning. Empire actor Jussie Smollett took advantage of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career, Johnson said in the news conferenc Gpej Transcript: Vice President Kamala Harris on Face the Nation, Sept. 10, 2023
Newt Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum over a flag of South Carolina. CBS/iStockphoto/Getty If you thought the fights were nasty in New Hampshire, wait until the presidential candidates descend on South Carolina, where the the head of the state Republican party is predicting a battle roya stanley cup price le starting Wednesday.South Carolina Republican party chair Chad Connelly said Iowa and New Hampshire tend to play nice, but voters in the Palmetto state are used to the fights. About $5 million in television ad buys were placed Monday, Connelly said, although he did stanley italia not have the details of the expenditures. The super PAC Restore Our Future, which is backing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, has purchased $2.3 million worth of ad time. And a pro-Newt Gingrich super PAC, Winning Our Future, has bought an additional $3.4 million worth of television ads on behalf of the former House speaker. Connelly expects an additional $15-$20 million worth of advertising to be purchased before the January 21 primary.South Carolina has traditionally had bruising primary fights in both the stanley us Republican and Democratic parties, and Connelly said he doesn t think this year will be any different. The nasty fliers and robo-calls are almost certainly on their way, he said. It s just a matter of time, Connelly said.In a CNN/ORC
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Hiring rebounded in June after several months marked by slower job growth, easing recession fears in some corners of Wall Street and lowering pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this summer to stimulate the economy.Employers added a robust 224,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 3.7% from 3.6%, t stanley bottles he U.S. Labor Department reported Friday. Most economists had expected about 160,000 jobs to be created.Wage growth in June was disappointing: Over the past 12 months, wages were up 3.1%, below market estimates of 3.2%, signaling that the economic recovery is still not complete. This is an important reminder that there are still workers who have stanley quencher not fully benefited from this recovery, said Martha Gimbel, research director for Indeed Hiring Lab. At this point in recovery, we would expect to see faster wage growth, Gimbel explained. This comes back to the solid job growth numbers which suggest there are still more people for employers to higher before they have to start raising wages to find workers. This economy still has more room to grow. Cheap labor from abroad, combined with advances in technology, could be to blame for the anemic wage growth of recent years, according to Josh Wright, chief economist at iCIMS. It s easier to access foreign workers and vaso stanley replace workers here with technology, he said.A wage growth rate closer to 3.5% would be an indicator of genuine, full employment, sai Thvp Commentary: Why this is the Trump shutdown
Updated at 1:40 p.m. ET with quotes from Rep. Mike Pence, House Speaker John Boehner and the Tea Party PatriotsThe House today will vote on another short-term spending bill that would keep the federal government operating for another three weeks -- while cutting $6 billion along the way -- but some Republicans associated with the Tea Party are signaling they will no longer support Congress short-term budget solutions. While the measure is expec stanley cup ted to pass, and thus stave off a government shutdown, the dissent among conservatives serves to highlight the divide between Tea Party Republicans and the rest of their party, as well as their willingness to buck party leadership. I will n copo stanley ot vote for the short-term continuing resolution that is coming to the floor of the House today to make [a] statement, prominent conservative Rep. Mike Pence R-Ind. said on the House floor today. Things don t change in Washington until they have to. It s time to pick a fight. House Tea Pa stanley website rty Caucus Chair Michele Bachmann released a statement today saying she is also voting against the measure, referred to as a Continuing Resolution CR , because it does not repeal funding for President Obama s health care reforms. We must defund ObamaCare now, and this CR makes no such attempt, she said. Tea Party-backed Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, chair of the conservative Republican Study Committee, both said on Monday the
Hiring rebounded in June after several months marked by slower job growth, easing recession fears in some corners of Wall Street and lowering pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this summer to stimulate the economy.Employers added a robust 224,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 3.7% from 3.6%, t stanley bottles he U.S. Labor Department reported Friday. Most economists had expected about 160,000 jobs to be created.Wage growth in June was disappointing: Over the past 12 months, wages were up 3.1%, below market estimates of 3.2%, signaling that the economic recovery is still not complete. This is an important reminder that there are still workers who have stanley quencher not fully benefited from this recovery, said Martha Gimbel, research director for Indeed Hiring Lab. At this point in recovery, we would expect to see faster wage growth, Gimbel explained. This comes back to the solid job growth numbers which suggest there are still more people for employers to higher before they have to start raising wages to find workers. This economy still has more room to grow. Cheap labor from abroad, combined with advances in technology, could be to blame for the anemic wage growth of recent years, according to Josh Wright, chief economist at iCIMS. It s easier to access foreign workers and vaso stanley replace workers here with technology, he said.A wage growth rate closer to 3.5% would be an indicator of genuine, full employment, sai Thvp Commentary: Why this is the Trump shutdown
Updated at 1:40 p.m. ET with quotes from Rep. Mike Pence, House Speaker John Boehner and the Tea Party PatriotsThe House today will vote on another short-term spending bill that would keep the federal government operating for another three weeks -- while cutting $6 billion along the way -- but some Republicans associated with the Tea Party are signaling they will no longer support Congress short-term budget solutions. While the measure is expec stanley cup ted to pass, and thus stave off a government shutdown, the dissent among conservatives serves to highlight the divide between Tea Party Republicans and the rest of their party, as well as their willingness to buck party leadership. I will n copo stanley ot vote for the short-term continuing resolution that is coming to the floor of the House today to make [a] statement, prominent conservative Rep. Mike Pence R-Ind. said on the House floor today. Things don t change in Washington until they have to. It s time to pick a fight. House Tea Pa stanley website rty Caucus Chair Michele Bachmann released a statement today saying she is also voting against the measure, referred to as a Continuing Resolution CR , because it does not repeal funding for President Obama s health care reforms. We must defund ObamaCare now, and this CR makes no such attempt, she said. Tea Party-backed Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, chair of the conservative Republican Study Committee, both said on Monday the
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Listen to this episode on ART19 Cal Ripken Jr., the former shortstop for the Baltimore Orioles, believes that sports mdash; and baseball, in particular mdash; can help America heal in the wake of the co vaso stanley ronavirus pandemic. Ripken, who holds the record for most consecutive games played, spoke to CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett for this week s episode of The Takeout podcast.The suspension of professional sports during the pandemic brings back memories for Ripken of baseball after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. When we came back to play, it was interesting the role that baseball played in giving comfort, Ripken recalled. I m really happy that they re looking for all ways in which to bring it back. USA Today reported that Major League Baseball officials are cautiously optimistic that the season could start in late June or early July. I think the big thing is, they just want to get back and provide people with the chance to escape, or look at something in an entertaining sort of way. It makes them feel good, it makes them feel comfortable, Ripken told Garrett. Ripken also said that he believed team owners an stanley website d players were working together to ensure the safety of players when the season does begin. They re both on the same side in saying, we want to have baseball, we w stanley botella ant to do it in the safest possible way, Ripken said. In the end, they re not going to do anythin Bbqf Bill Clinton to Campaign for Emanuel in Chicago
AP DENVER - Chants of shame on you from gay rights supporters thundered through the Colorado House on Tuesday night after Republican House Speaker Frank McNulty said legislation to allow civil unions won t get a vote.McNulty told reporters that lawmakers had reached an impasse and civil unions would die along with several other bills, including an overhaul of school discipline polic stanley thermos ies and setting a blood-level marijuana limit for drivers. We have reached an impasse, McNulty said. It is unfortunate that there will be items that will not receive consideration by the stanley us House tonight because of this impasse. Colorado s debate came as gay rights are in the national spotlight.North Carolina voters approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday defining marriage solely as a union between a man and a wo stanley spain man, and also barring civil unions. Also, Vice President Joe Biden said over the weekend that he was absolutely comfortable with same-sex married couples getting the same rights at heterosexual married couples. Colorado s bill had cleared a key hurdle Tuesday when Republican Rep. Cheri Gerou joined Democrats to advance the measure out of its final committee for consideration by the full chamber. This isn t a partisan conversation, Gerou said. This is, in my mind, this is a basic human rights conversation. Republicans in two other House committees had also joined Democrats.Supporters gathered at a rally outside the Capitol earlier Tue
Listen to this episode on ART19 Cal Ripken Jr., the former shortstop for the Baltimore Orioles, believes that sports mdash; and baseball, in particular mdash; can help America heal in the wake of the co vaso stanley ronavirus pandemic. Ripken, who holds the record for most consecutive games played, spoke to CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett for this week s episode of The Takeout podcast.The suspension of professional sports during the pandemic brings back memories for Ripken of baseball after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. When we came back to play, it was interesting the role that baseball played in giving comfort, Ripken recalled. I m really happy that they re looking for all ways in which to bring it back. USA Today reported that Major League Baseball officials are cautiously optimistic that the season could start in late June or early July. I think the big thing is, they just want to get back and provide people with the chance to escape, or look at something in an entertaining sort of way. It makes them feel good, it makes them feel comfortable, Ripken told Garrett. Ripken also said that he believed team owners an stanley website d players were working together to ensure the safety of players when the season does begin. They re both on the same side in saying, we want to have baseball, we w stanley botella ant to do it in the safest possible way, Ripken said. In the end, they re not going to do anythin Bbqf Bill Clinton to Campaign for Emanuel in Chicago
AP DENVER - Chants of shame on you from gay rights supporters thundered through the Colorado House on Tuesday night after Republican House Speaker Frank McNulty said legislation to allow civil unions won t get a vote.McNulty told reporters that lawmakers had reached an impasse and civil unions would die along with several other bills, including an overhaul of school discipline polic stanley thermos ies and setting a blood-level marijuana limit for drivers. We have reached an impasse, McNulty said. It is unfortunate that there will be items that will not receive consideration by the stanley us House tonight because of this impasse. Colorado s debate came as gay rights are in the national spotlight.North Carolina voters approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday defining marriage solely as a union between a man and a wo stanley spain man, and also barring civil unions. Also, Vice President Joe Biden said over the weekend that he was absolutely comfortable with same-sex married couples getting the same rights at heterosexual married couples. Colorado s bill had cleared a key hurdle Tuesday when Republican Rep. Cheri Gerou joined Democrats to advance the measure out of its final committee for consideration by the full chamber. This isn t a partisan conversation, Gerou said. This is, in my mind, this is a basic human rights conversation. Republicans in two other House committees had also joined Democrats.Supporters gathered at a rally outside the Capitol earlier Tue
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New York, N.Y. As more revelations about her private email account made news Friday, Hillary Clinton kept her focus squarely on her presidential campaign with the announcement of two new proposals to help students who are parents. They re up late studying, they re earning a living, they re trying to be the best moms and dads they can be, Clinton told a crowd of about 400 in Dubuque, Iowa, where she appeared for a town hall. They need help. Clinton pledged to create a new scholarship program to defray the cost of paying for college for student parents. The SPARK College Scholarship, which stands for Student Parents in America Raising Kids, will award scholarships of up to $1,500 per year to as many as one million student parents, according to her campaign. SPARK was inspired by another scholarship fun stanley cup d that Clinton helped create in 1990, when she was the first lady of Arkansas. That fund, the Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship fund, has since awarded nearly 40,000 scholarships to single stanley cup parents, Clinton said.Hillary Clinton: What does she stand for Clinton also announced that, if elected, she would drastically increase federal support f stanley cup or childcare programs for parents who are also full-time students. Under her plan, funding for the Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program, or CCAMPIS, would increase more than 15 times from $15 million to $250 million. CCAMPIS provides grants to college and universities that provide child care spaces and supp Qswf Pentagon announces extension of benefits to same-sex partners
CBS News chief Washing stanley tazas ton correspondent Bob Schieffer said the failure Thursday of the House leadership to even manage a vote on its own deficit reduction bill showed how fractured the party is - and is a portent of trouble for House Speaker John Boehner. About 10 minutes before the vote was to start, they pulled the bill down. They said we ve got to go bac stanley quencher k into conference - which means they didn t have the [votes], Schieffer said on The Early Show. Debt drama continues with outcome unclearRepublicans cancel vote on debt bill stanley quencher I mean, this is enormously embarrassing for the speaker, when he can t bring his own people along. It almost raises the question: Is he going to be able to survive this The failure of House Republicans to get behind a bill of its own, after months of acrimonious debate between the two parties over how to address the nation s debt and the looming deadline for raising the nation s debt ceiling, indicates that no progress has been made. If Republicans can t pass THEIR version of a bill, what do you think they re going to do when a Democratic version of the bill gets there Schieffer asked. We re not back to Square One; we re back BEHIND Square One, in a hole. BELOW Square One. Special coverage: America s debt battle Early Show anchor Chris Wragge suggested that there are factions of the GOP who are making Boehner look foolish by withholding their support. And they re not embarrassed to do that, a
New York, N.Y. As more revelations about her private email account made news Friday, Hillary Clinton kept her focus squarely on her presidential campaign with the announcement of two new proposals to help students who are parents. They re up late studying, they re earning a living, they re trying to be the best moms and dads they can be, Clinton told a crowd of about 400 in Dubuque, Iowa, where she appeared for a town hall. They need help. Clinton pledged to create a new scholarship program to defray the cost of paying for college for student parents. The SPARK College Scholarship, which stands for Student Parents in America Raising Kids, will award scholarships of up to $1,500 per year to as many as one million student parents, according to her campaign. SPARK was inspired by another scholarship fun stanley cup d that Clinton helped create in 1990, when she was the first lady of Arkansas. That fund, the Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship fund, has since awarded nearly 40,000 scholarships to single stanley cup parents, Clinton said.Hillary Clinton: What does she stand for Clinton also announced that, if elected, she would drastically increase federal support f stanley cup or childcare programs for parents who are also full-time students. Under her plan, funding for the Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program, or CCAMPIS, would increase more than 15 times from $15 million to $250 million. CCAMPIS provides grants to college and universities that provide child care spaces and supp Qswf Pentagon announces extension of benefits to same-sex partners
CBS News chief Washing stanley tazas ton correspondent Bob Schieffer said the failure Thursday of the House leadership to even manage a vote on its own deficit reduction bill showed how fractured the party is - and is a portent of trouble for House Speaker John Boehner. About 10 minutes before the vote was to start, they pulled the bill down. They said we ve got to go bac stanley quencher k into conference - which means they didn t have the [votes], Schieffer said on The Early Show. Debt drama continues with outcome unclearRepublicans cancel vote on debt bill stanley quencher I mean, this is enormously embarrassing for the speaker, when he can t bring his own people along. It almost raises the question: Is he going to be able to survive this The failure of House Republicans to get behind a bill of its own, after months of acrimonious debate between the two parties over how to address the nation s debt and the looming deadline for raising the nation s debt ceiling, indicates that no progress has been made. If Republicans can t pass THEIR version of a bill, what do you think they re going to do when a Democratic version of the bill gets there Schieffer asked. We re not back to Square One; we re back BEHIND Square One, in a hole. BELOW Square One. Special coverage: America s debt battle Early Show anchor Chris Wragge suggested that there are factions of the GOP who are making Boehner look foolish by withholding their support. And they re not embarrassed to do that, a