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The Georgia progressive has big ambitions for the party—and for herself. Good thing, because the Democrats could really use a hero now.
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Not My Mandate
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia speaks on November 1 in front of the U.S. Capitol in support of first responders who refuse to get vaccinated. On November 6 a federal appeals court panel temporarily blocked a Biden administration mandate requiring the COVID-19 vaccine (with the option for weekly testing instead) for workers at private companies with 100 or more employees. The mandate had been set to take effect on January 4.
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In his new memoir "They Called Us 'Lucky': The Life and Afterlife of the Iraq War's Hardest Hit Unit" Ruben Gallego details how a poor Latino student enrolled at Harvard ended up as an infantryman assigned to Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, in the sands of Iraq.
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Inspired by Jules Verne's globe-circling Phileas Fogg, Harvard's David Damrosch has created a companionable, round-the-world tour in books to inspire armchair travelers and the intrepid in-person adventurer alike.
Finn Wolfhard on What Makes 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife' New and Exciting
"Even though it's a property that has been around for so long, somehow it still feels new," Finn Wolfhard tells Newsweek about 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife.'
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The former president is facing a major financial hit after a judge ruled Trump did commit fraud while inflating the value of his properties for years.
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With low unemployment and economic boosts, Biden should not be dropping in the polls, according to one political scientist, but his age may be a factor in this.
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