Category: politics
MN investment board cites concerns over political violence for delays, virtual meeting
A board of top state officials chaired by Gov. Tim Walz that oversees $155 billion of Minnesota’s retirement fund investments has repeatedly delayed meetings this year and held one virtually due to what they say are concerns about political violence. Minnesota’s State Board of Investment, which manages investments for 800, 000 members of three employee retirement [.].
From Truman to Trump: A Tale of Two White House Renovations
President Harry S. Truman consulted Congress, architects and a fine arts commission on everything from construction plans to fabric samples. President Trump is taking a different approach.
WH releases list of donors financing Trump’s East Wing ballroom expansion
Amazon, Apple, and Google are among the major companies contributing to President Donald Trump’s soon-to-be 90, 000-square-foot White House ballroom, joined by other tech firms, defense contractors, and individual donors.
NYC Mayorial Candidates Name Their Favorite Local Concert Venues
As Stereogum staff’s resident New York City resident, it’s my duty to remind you that the mayoral election will take place on Nov. 4 (the early voting period runs from Oct. 25 to Nov. 2, and you can find your poll site here). With less than two weeks to go and with three wildly different candidates on the ballot, I’d wager that most people have decided who they’re voting for by now. But for those still uncertain, last night’s debate offered some illuminating information.
Texas Democrat Jolanda Jones Says She’s Going To ‘Wipe Out’ Every Republican And Slash Their Necks
Texas Democrat Jolanda Jones Says She’s Going To ‘Wipe Out’ Every Republican And Slash Their Necks
Democratic Sen. Merkley of Oregon speaks for more than 22 hours to protest Trump amid shutdown
WASHINGTON (AP) — Led by Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley, Democrats seized the Senate floor on Wednesday to protest President Donald Trump’s presidency amid the government shutdown and push for Repu…
‘Could do something catastrophic’: Clinical psychologist issues grave warning about Trump
A clinical psychologist said on Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s cognitive decline has become clear, and it’s putting Americans at “grave risk.”Dr. John Gartner, clinical psychologist and former Johns Hopkins professor, who unofficially diagnosed Trump with “malignant narcissism” during his first term, discussed Trump’s cognitive decline on a new episode of “The Daily Beats Podcast” with host Joanna Coles, the outlet’s chief content officer. Gartner pointed out several signs of Trump’s cognitive decline, from the way he seems to make up endings of words that he can’t fully remember to the way his mind makes concatenations like a “stone skipping along the water.” While his condition seems under control for now, Gartner warned that Trump’s already “impulsive and erratic behavior” could get worse. “It’s so impulsive and erratic, and this guy has the nuclear football,” Gartner said. “This is really someone who could wake up in a state of complete confusion and their kind of irritation and do something catastrophic. And no one is going to stop him.”Gartner said the eight recent boat strikes the U. S. military has carried out are a sign of Trump’s worsening condition. “It’s a blatant violation of our law of international law,” Gartner said. “It’s going to get worse.”.
Trump faces backlash on economy as inflation rises
President Trump is facing growing pressure over his handling of the economy as inflation rises, the job market weakens and American exporters suffer backlash from his trade agenda. Federal data set to be released Friday is expected to show annual inflation hitting 3 percent for the first time since the Biden administration — a full…
Japanese Banks Plan to Hold Bitcoin: Will BTC Prices Rise?
Will Japanese institutional demand drive up the price of cryptocurrencies? Or will it be a non-event, exiled to live in Nope Land.
Rollins touts ‘big announcement’ as USDA readies to unfreeze $3B for farmers
The Trump administration is expected to release $3 billion in aid to help struggling farmers, money that had been frozen during the shutdown. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins discussed the upcomign development Tuesday on The Hill on NewsNation. “We’ve got a big announcement coming tomorrow,” she told host Blake Burman, who replied “Make it here.” “I…
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