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- Trump at Mount RushmoreProgressives deride his defense of America’s founding principles.
- Joe Biden Bows to the Teachers Unions‘You’ll have an NEA member in the White House,’ he says.
- All That Glitters Isn't Maduro's GoldThe dictator wants $1 billion in bullion, but a U.K. judge says no.
- Campus Culture Seizes the StreetsTaxpayers, parents and donors need to save higher education from activists who claim to be scholars.
- Military Families Need Portable Special EdService members move too often to start the process from scratch every time.
MarketWatch
- Outside the Box: Living in retirement during COVID-19? How to keep your coolPeople in or close to retirement have specific needs and concerns
- Economic Report: Service side of economy roars back in June, ISM shows, but momentum might be hard to sustainRestaurants, dentists and other service-style companies that dominate the U.S. economy saw a surge in growth in June as businesses were allowed to reopen, pointing to a gradual recovery after extended coronavirus lockdowns. The Institute for Supply Management’s index of nonmanufacturing companies jumped to 57.1% in June from 45.4% in May.
- Metals Stocks: Gold rises back near $1,800 as U.S. dollar softens to start July’s first full weekGold futures head higher on Monday, supported in part by a weakening U.S. dollar, which was providing a runway for the commodity even as global stocks rallied.
- The Supreme Court gave abortion-rights supporters a win, but those on both sides of the debate say the battle is far from overThose opposed to abortion see other victories ahead in their work to reduce access to the service.
- Key Words: Wall Street vet’s stock-market outlook stuns CNBC host Joe KernenJeff Saut, chief investment strategist at Capital Wealth Planning, is getting even more bullish.
The Economist
- It’s messing with TexasIN THE FIRST months of the coronavirus pandemic, Greg Abbott seemed happy to let Texas’s 254 county and 1,214 city authorities take the lead. The state’s vastness—with its widening contrast between rural reaches and exploding metropolises—argued for local decision-making. And the conservative governor had little to gain by organising an economic lockdown that a minority […]
- Justice John Roberts joins the Supreme Court’s liberal wing in some key rulingsFOR A THIRD time in as many weeks John Roberts, America’s conservative chief justice, has sided with his liberal colleagues in a big case. After his votes on LGBT rights and immigrant protections, on June 29th he was the linchpin in a 5-4 decision striking down a law that would have limited abortion access in […]
- The progressive left celebrates some notable Democratic primary victories“I AM A BLACK MAN in America,” said Jamaal Bowman, a former headmaster, during his victory speech on June 23rd. “At a very young age as a black man in America, you get to learn about death and homicide.” He had just claimed a primary victory over Eliot Engel, who has represented New York’s 16th congressional […]
- Russia allegedly offered bounties for killing American soldiersDONALD TRUMP’S blind spot for Russian aggression might seem like a stale fact of American political life by now—were it not that the aggression keeps getting worse. The latest example, according to an intelligence leak to the New York Times, which has since been widely corroborated, was a Russian scheme to pay bounties to Islamic […]
- American conservatives are pushing for the repeal of the death penaltyPENTOBARBITAL IS due to be injected into Daniel Lee, a white supremacist convicted of a triple murder, on the morning of July 13th. The drug, administered at a federal prison in Indiana, is supposed first to make him unconscious, then stop his heart or prevent breathing. This week the Supreme Court declined to take up […]
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