Nov. 17, 2017
Happy Friday from Washington, where it's now up to the Senate to pass tax relief for Americans in the wake of yesterday's House action. Rachel del Guidice reports and Adam Michel has a handy chart contrasting the plans. Wonder why the words Uranium One and Hillary Clinton go together? Fred Lucas unwinds the scandal. Plus: Elizabeth Slattery and Tiffany Bates on Democrats' latest disparaging of Trump's judicial nominees, Jarrett Stepman on policies that spark wildfires, and Kelsey Harkness and Bre Payton on this week's "Problematic Women." Mickey Mouse turns—oh, boy—89 tomorrow. Enjoy the weekend.
The Obama administration, including then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, approved a deal that gave a Russian company control over 20 percent of America’s uranium production.
Two Republican senators express concern about the tax reform bill.
The U.S. Forest Service, which manages most of America's wilderness, made some big changes in the 1970s that many say led to our modern predicament.
The majority of Justice Willett's more than 25,000 tweets commemorate important dates in American history, make jokes about the law, and chronicle the lives of his children, the "wee Willetts."
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Employees at a hospital in Pennsylvania petition the National Labor Relations Board to overturn a board regional director's decision to unionize workers without their consent.
The mistrial is a temporary victory for the embattled Democrat. Federal prosecutors will now decide whether to bring another case against him.
It's "fair to question her decision to remain silent in what was a particularly contentious and consequential presidential battle," writes a women's magazine.
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