Our esteemed leader has (evidently) gone from concrete to steel slats? to curtain rods to....?
Now the evil Dems have taken over the House (not the White House but the other House) and Spanky is having trouble keeping his sheets straight following his KFC orders delivered to his Lincoln Bedroom.
Republicans in the House have been talking about balancing the budget. Since budget season kicks off this week, @aliciaparlap@jshkatz and I took a look at what that would take. https://t.co/6tOQNcYeiI
If I'm remembering right, with this one opinion piece the Post editorial page has addressed the reading story more thoroughly than the entire Post education team has done in the past several months.https://t.co/jBfaoNaY8k
Breaking News: The Pentagon is blocking the U.S. from sharing evidence on Russian atrocities in Ukraine with the International Criminal Court, officials said. Military leaders fear setting a precedent that might pave the way for it to prosecute Americans. https://t.co/xnHCjkkZnK
Surprise: we do have some grownups in Congress! What's more: broadcast media is starting to cover them again!!!
Really interesting to see more of these joint, bipartisan appearances on the Sunday shows. This one from HPSCI leaders Turner+Himes. Warner/Rubio, Gallagher/Krishnamoorthi did this recently as well. https://t.co/MB8ZeHT4pk
#Caribbean | Gang violence in Haiti’s Artibonite department, a hotspot for rice cultivation, has displaced thousands and caused the closure of a major hospital. Irrigation channels in rice fields are running dry. https://t.co/R5jqKxBQSG
Astounding. Absent institutional / legal reform, federal funding in mfg, tech, etc won’t be enough to revitalize the US. IRA and CHIPS good first steps, but by no means is the work done. https://t.co/wD509xuFb2
BREAKING: Former Chicago schools CEO Paul Vallas and former teacher Brandon Johnson have advanced to an April runoff in the city's mayoral race after voters denied incumbent Lori Lightfoot a second term. https://t.co/4syJjs9qP0
Pennsylvania has increased spending on social welfare programs over the past few decades, but the poverty rate in the state has remained stubbornly flat, the report shows.
For individuals struggling to make ends meet, the government might be causing more problems than it is solving.https://t.co/jYQAu52H5j
Black History Month has come to a close, but save this thread as a resource and follow @pewidentity and @pewresearch all year to keep up with new and old findings on Black Americans!