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The president tries to play Robin Hood with a $5,000 gimmick (opens the original)
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Once you get past its fiscal peril and moral bankruptcy, President Donald Trumpâs proposal to pay every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress in November is downright progressive. âHere is my promise,â Trump told the crowd at the Republican Midterm Convention last week in Dallas. âIf the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate ... I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000.â The p
The president’s social media leave little room for jokes (opens the original)
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Picture a Canada goose standing tall on webbed feet, its elegant, ink-black neck framed by a distinctive ivory-white chinstrap. Now imagine a video depicting an army of hundreds such creatures manipulated by artificial intelligence into mutant goose-human hybrids, each sporting a blond bouffant â similar to that of President Donald Trump â and muscular arms clutching military-style rifles. Cue the âHawaii 5-0â theme music as the gun-toting gaggle marches in unison before firing indiscri
When big business goes too far, government matters (opens the original)
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Over a 48-hour span, government agencies pressured Meta into spending as much as $18 billion to protect children from excessive use of social media and pushed Zillow to reverse its efforts to monopolize the online real-estate market. The merits of both settlements can be debated. But at their core, each demonstrates the importance of strong public oversight to rein in the excesses of corporate greed. Two centuries ago, Adam Smith described how individuals acting in their own self-interest collec
Fauci threw away an opportunity to rebuild public trust (opens the original)
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Dr. Anthony Fauci made a grave mistake by refusing to answer questions about COVID before a U.S. Senate committee last week. Following the advice of his attorneys, Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination 110 times, declining even to identify the color of his tie. Itâs easy to understand why. In an era when the Justice Department can indict former FBI Director James Comey for posting an Instagram photo of seashells spelling â86 47,â a foggy memory or ambiguous an
The president’s favorite game: Three lies and one truth (opens the original)
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Letâs play the President Donald Trump version of three truths and a lie. You might know the game â one person makes four statements, three of which are true and one which is a lie. The other players try to identify which of the four statements is false. In the Trump version, the equation is flipped, a concession to his insincerity. Three statements are lies and one is true. The challenge is to identify the lone truth. Trump has said each of the following. See if you can figure out which stat
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