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Trump Will Take Unilateral Presidential Powers to a New Level

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In an unprecedented move, President Trump is poised to seize unilateral powers that will redefine the boundaries of presidential authority. By circumventing Congress and relying on executive orders, Trump is pushing the limits of the office, potentially transforming it into a more authoritarian institution.

While some may applaud his decisiveness, others fear the erosion of democratic norms and the concentration of power in the hands of a single individual. Whether Trump’s extraordinary measures will succeed or backfire remains uncertain, but they signal a seismic shift in the American political landscape.

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Trump world upends Senate Republican leadership race

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Trump’s endorsement in the Senate Republican leadership race has significantly altered the political landscape. With Rick Scott emerging as the frontrunner, several prominent candidates have withdrawn from the contest, including John Barrasso and Mike Braun. Scott’s alignment with Trump, who remains influential among Republican voters, has solidified his position as the leading contender. However, the changing dynamics could further divide the party as some Republican senators express concerns about Trump’s influence on the leadership election.

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Trump Wants to Let Your Boss Take Away Your Birth Control

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According to The New York Times, on October 6th, 2017, the Trump administration proposed a new rule that would allow employers, regardless of religious views, to deny their employees birth control coverage. The measure seeks to broaden the authority of employers to define what health services they are able to waive on grounds of religious beliefs. Currently, only employers with religious objections can opt out of providing contraception coverage. The new rule would broaden this religious exemption to any employer, a development The New York Times states could lead to a significant drop in the number of individuals with employer-provided health insurance plans that include no-cost birth control.

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Trump’s Win Shows Limits of Biden’s Industrial Policy

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Trump’s surprising victory in the Wisconsin presidential election exposes industrial policy’s severe boundaries. Insisting on jobs can benefit a candidate’s appeal to voters, but it falls short of guaranteeing electoral victories. Broader economic concerns, such as the pace of the recovery, may take precedence over policies aimed at specific sectors. The election also underscores the challenge of promoting industrial policy in a highly globalized economy, with manufacturing subject to complex global supply chains. Trump successfully tapped into voters’ dissatisfaction with economic globalization and their concerns about job losses, but the efficacy of his industrial policy remains an open question.

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Trump taps Rep. Elise Stefanik to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations

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In a stunning move, President Donald Trump has nominated Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik to be the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. The 36-year-old New Yorker, who has served in the House of Representatives since 2015, is known for her outspoken support of the president and her tough stance on immigration and foreign policy. If confirmed by the Senate, Stefanik would replace Nikki Haley, who resigned from the post in October 2018.

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“We Won’t Sit Idle”: California Governor Announces Plan to Fight Trump

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In response to President Trump’s controversial immigration policies, California Governor Jerry Brown unveiled a comprehensive plan to protect the state’s immigrant population. The plan includes measures to provide legal aid to undocumented immigrants, expand sanctuary policies, and create a statewide defense against potential federal immigration raids. Brown emphasized that California “will not sit idle” while the federal government attacks its immigrant communities and vowed to challenge any policies that violate the state’s values.

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Trump team reacts to report president-elect told Russia’s Putin not to escalate war with Ukraine

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In a surprise move, President-elect Trump’s team members have addressed the recent report that he supposedly instructed Russian President Putin not to aggravate the Ukrainian conflict. While they neither confirmed nor denied the claims, his representatives emphasized Trump’s commitment to diplomacy and his unwavering support for Ukraine’s sovereignty. The report, based on anonymous intelligence sources, sparked widespread speculation about the incoming administration’s foreign policy stance. The Trump team’s guarded response leaves the extent of any potential agreement with Russia uncertain.

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Trump’s Anti-War Charade Deserves a Challenge

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Trump’s persistent portrayal as an anti-war president stands in stark contradiction to his bellicose policies. Amidst escalating global tensions, it’s imperative to challenge this false narrative.

From drone strikes to military buildups, Trump’s actions betray his professed pacifism. To avert further global turmoil, we must hold him accountable for his war-mongering rhetoric and policies. Demanding transparency and restraint from a president who masquerades as a peacemaker is crucial for safeguarding global security.

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Trump and Biden to meet in Oval Office on Wednesday

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Amidst the political whirlwind, President Trump and former Vice President Biden are set to converge in the Oval Office on Wednesday. This highly anticipated meeting holds the potential to stir both controversy and curiosity. Observers speculate on the possible outcomes as the two political titans engage in a face-to-face dialogue. Will their meeting ignite a fresh chapter or merely fan the flames of their past animosities? As the nation awaits the unfolding events, one thing is certain – the Oval Office encounter between Trump and Biden promises to leave an enduring mark on the political landscape.

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Here Are the States That Voted for Labor Rights—and, Bizarrely, Trump

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In a peculiar twist, several crucial swing states where Trump emerged victorious in 2016 had recently passed progressive labor measures. These seemingly contradictory political choices have left pundits scratching their heads, seeking to decipher the enigma behind these contrasting electoral outcomes. Labor unions, typically aligned with the Democratic base, find themselves perplexed by the disconnect between the public’s apparent support for worker rights and their ultimate votes for a candidate who often opposed their interests.