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How technology can build a better safety net, according to Paul Ryan (opens the original)
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Thirty years ago, Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich hammered out their differences on policies to best support Americans in poverty. The result was the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, which Clinton signed in August of 1996. Support for the act was not universal; in fact, three officials at the Department of Health and Human Services resigned in protest, saying that the changes would push more children into poverty. But as Politico later reported, âWelfare and pove
Are men to blame for everything? Why many Democratic women think so (opens the original)
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Scholar and author Camille Paglia has long taken women to task for their rhetoric about men. In a speech at the Seattle Public Library in 2017, Paglia said, âWomen are well launched now. This reflex â snide put-downs of men that are everywhere â this has got to stop.â She went on to say that âfeminists have to stop blaming men for their own unhappiness.â Nearly a decade later, research from the Survey Center on American Life shows that the blame game is still going strong, at least a
The regrets of Trey Gowdy (opens the original)
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Former Congressman Trey Gowdy has a new novel to promote, one that, like his last one, has nothing to do with politics. But politics keeps interfering. Last week, for example, Gowdy was on a train from Washington, D.C., to New York City, watching the South Carolina primary votes come in, when his phone rang. It was the president of the United States, wanting to discuss Darline Grahamâs win. âYesterday was among the more event-filled days of my life,â Gowdy told me the next day, adding, â
Opinion: Matt Calkins, Sophie Cunningham and the cost of speaking your mind (opens the original)
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According to his bio at The Seattle Times, the accomplishments of sports columnist Matt Calkins included getting a Seattle Seahawk to design his apartment and extracting a two-word quote from actor and former running back Marshawn Lynch. He was also thrice named national sports columnist of the year, and his work was featured in the anthology âBest American Sports Writing.â But none of these professional achievements put him in the national spotlight like a social media post did this week, w
Does America have too much or too little âabortion surveillanceâ? (opens the original)
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As the U.S. Senate debated whether to confirm Dr. Erica Schwartz to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the headlines largely concerned her position on childhood vaccinations and whether she would be a rubber stamp for Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. But there was something else that was bothering abortion-rights supporters: Schwartzâs advocacy for more comprehensive reporting of abortions. The issue came up during the confirmation hearing, when Arkan
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