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But there has not been a consistent theme to the anti-Biden spots. The attack lines getting pushed most on the right go after Biden’s massive infrastructure pus
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“It makes it difficult to openly start campaigning as [Trump] at least contemplates running again,” said Saul Anuzis, previous chair of the Republican Party of
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The EU put more than a billion euros in a fund meant to boost startups. But they're quickly running out of cash. Around 2,000 companies have applied to the Euro
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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams speaks to the media on June 24, 2021 in New York City. | Spencer Platt/Getty Images NEW YORK — At most other times in New
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Romney predicted the proposal, which has not been drafted but aims to provide nearly $600 billion in new spending on roads, bridges and broadband, would have su
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“I oppose it,” said Daines, who is otherwise a lead sponsor of the SAFE Banking Act, which would make it easier for the cannabis industry to access financial se
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"I've always said the Republican Party is the Grand Opportunity Party," said Kim, who flipped a House seat to GOP control in 2020. "Having somebo
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Employment growth may be disappointing to some economists, but Biden officials note that wages are rising. Inflation is hitting consumers, but the Federal Reser
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Over the course of a winding but largely familiar speech, Trump took aim at political enemies, aired a long list of grievances, waxed poetic about his time in t
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Biden acknowledged he erred in a lengthy statement he released on Saturday where he issued a complete reversal to his previous comments. Moving forward, the Whi
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