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Despite campaign promises to restore U.S. asylum, the Biden administration has expelled tens of thousands of migrants, including families with children, through a Trump-era rule that has allowed just 0.3% of those processed under it to seek refuge, according to data obtained by CBS News.Since March 2020, U.S. border officials have used a late19th-century public health authority to carry out more than 637,000 summary stanley cups expulsions of migrants along the southern border. Of those processed under this authority, found in Title 42 of the U.S. code, only 1,897 asylum-seekers have been allowed to request protection under the United Nations Convention Against Torture.Only 143 of the asylum-seekers screened for protection passed their interviews and were allowed to make a full case for U.S. sanctuary. Protection under the Convention Against Torture is the only humanitarian relief available to those processed under Title 42. Unlike asylum, it does not allow beneficiaries to obtain permanent legal status in the U.S. In the first two full months of President Biden s tenure, U.S. border officials expelled 177,000 migrants using the Title 42 authority, including more than 26,000 stanley cups uk parents and children traveling as families, according to government statistics.U.S. law allows anyone who sets foot on American soil to apply for asylum, a form of humanitarian refuge for those fleeing persecutio stanley website n based on their religion, nationality, race, political views or mem Rgyd Politics with a shave and a haircut in South Carolina
A top Senate Republican said Friday his caucus would block any attempt to seat the winner of Minnesota s close election until an anticipated court case is finished and an official election certificate is issued.Pending the counting of hundreds of unopened absentee ballots, Democrat Al Franken stanley thermobecher holds a 49-vote lead over incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, whose term expires at noon EST Saturday.Minnesota s other senator, Democrat Amy Klobuchar, has said the man with the most votes after the recount concludes should be seated while legal matters play ou stanley tazas t. Franken hasn t discussed his intentions. The new Congress convenes Tue botella stanley sday. A court challenge and possible appeals could keep the Franken-Coleman contest unsettled for several months. Hundreds of uncounted absentee ballots are due to be opened and examined Saturday, and the Canvassing Board had hoped to wrap up its work by Tuesday.Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, the incoming chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, told reporters Friday that Republicans would object to seating anyone before the already lengthy process is finished. I can assure you that there will be no way people on our side of the aisle will agree to seat any senator provisionally or otherwise unless there is a valid election certificate and all legal issues about who got the most votes is finally decided, Cornyn said.If even a single Republican were to object to a bid to seat Franken, Senate Demo

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Republicans finally won House approval Wednesday for a late-term abortion ban after dropping rape provisions that provoked a rebellion by female GOP lawmakers, forcing party leaders into an embarrassing retreat.The near party-line 242-184 vote was a victory for abortion opponents and a relief for top Republicans. But the path to passage took months of negotiations among anti-abortion groups, female lawmakers and party leaders, underscoring how tough it will be for the GOP to satisfy abortion foes while retaining support from women voters for next year s elections.House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, called the bill the most pro-life legislation to ever come before this body, adding, We should all be proud to t stanley cup ake this stand today. Even with House passage, the measure stands little chance of becoming law. Its fate is uncertain in the more moderate Senate and President Obama would likely veto it, leaving it chiefly a way for the GOP to underscore its backing for the anti-abortion goals of some of its most ard stanley cup spain ent supporters.Texas lawmakers spar over abstinence education measure House GOP abruptly drops plans to debate abortion bill after backlashWhite House spokesman Josh Earnest contrasted the measure s strictures with the usual Republican demands for keeping government out of people s lives, saying, The bill continues to add a harsh burden to survivors of sexual assault, rape and incest who are already enduring stanley uk unimaginable hardship. Trpc Some states reopen nat l parks amid gov t shutdown
Democratic Reps. Jerrold Nadler N.Y. and William Delahunt Mass. will soon introduce legislation -the American Anti-Torture Act of 2007 - to ban torture of detainees by any U.S. government agency, including the CIA or other intelligence units.The two veteran Democrats want to build upon an amendment added by Sen. John McCain R-Ariz. to the 2006 supplemental Defense billbanning the use of any interrogation technique not included in the Army Field Manual.In a Dear Colleague letter circulated by Nadler and Delahunt, the two lawmakers say they want to ensure a uniform, minimum standard for interrogations of detainees by the U.S. government. The American Anti-Torture Act ensures that individuals in U.S. custody are not tortured, a core standard already embodied in the Army Field Manual. In doing so, it reas stanley becher serts basic American values as a basis for government action. The Army Field Manual specifically bans the use of force or inhumane treatment against any detainee. Torture is abhorrent to American moral values and inconsistent with our deep adherence and respect for the rule of law, Nadler and Delah vaso stanley unt wrote. We should not make ourselves vulnerable to charges of hypocrisy, nor expose our troops to potential mistreatment by adhering to anything less than the standards of a civilized nation. By once and for all outlawing to stanley thermoskannen rture, we will be demonstrating our commitment to that standard. Law enforcement agencies handling imm

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Washington mdash; The Supreme Court said Thursday it will take up a court fight between the Biden administration and a coalition of six Republican-led states challenging the legality of the p stanley cup resident s student loan forgiveness program.Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar asked the Supreme Court last month to lift an injunction from a federal appeals court that blocked implementation of the plan, but told the court that if it denied relief, it should agree to consider the merits of the case instead.The court said in a brief order that it will hear arguments in February, but will keep the program on hold for now. Last week, President Bidenextended his pause on federal student loan payments until June 30, 2023, to give the court time to consider the dispute. We welcome the Supreme Court s decision to hear the case on our student debt relief plan for middle and working class borrowers this February, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said. This program is necessary to help over 40 million eligible Americans struggling under the burden of student loan debt stanley cup recover from the pandemic and move forward with their lives. The program is also legal, supported by careful analysis from administration lawyers. The order from stanley cup the high court came in an ongoing legal battle mounted by six Republican-led states challenging Mr. Biden s plan to provide up to $20,000 in student-loan relief to millions of borrowers. The states that sued the adm Hxko Pollster Robert Cahaly on accuracy in political polling - The Takeout podcast
DALLASndash; Dallas Police Chief U. Reneeacute; Hall has issu air force 1 ed a statement explaining why no disciplinary action has been taken against Officer Amber Guyger. Guyger is charged with manslaughter after she shot 26-year-old Botham Jean, her neighbor, on Sept. 6 at his apartment. The officer told investigators that she mistook Jean s apartment for he jordan r own and thought she was being burglarized. However, his family members told CBS News that Botham placed a red carpet in front of his door to distinguish his apartment from others.CBS Dallas/Fort Worth reports that Guyger s case is being investigated by Dallas Police, the Texas Rangers and the Dallas County District Attorney s Office. Some in the community, including Jean s family s attorney, have called for Guyger to be fired. Chief Hall addressed that in a statement on Thursday, explaining why no action has been taken. Here is Hall s complete statement: There is one overriding reason that I have not taken any administrative or emp adidas campus loyment action against Officer Amber Guyger. I don t want to interfere with the on-going criminal investigation into her actions. Here s why. As an employer, DPD can compel Officer Guyger to provide a statement during a DPD administrative investigation and those statements given to DPD could potentially compromise the criminal investigation. That is not a risk I am willing to take. We cannot let the criminal case be determined on a technicality rather tha

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Amid federal law enforcement concerns about calls for violence around Election Day, the Democratic National Committee DNC is accusing the Republican National Committee RNC of vi stanley cups uk olating a long-standing decree that restricts Republicansrsquo; ability to question voters at polls and prevent those people from casting ballots.CBS Newsrsquo; Jeff Pegues has learned that federal law enforcement officials are concerned about the increasing calls for violence on and following Election Day, particularly from Donald Trumprsquo supporters. Officials are weighing warning police agencies nationwide, but are concerned that any sort stanley cup quencher of warning would be dismissed as federal officials playing politics, which could open law enforcement up to claims of bias in the lead-up to Election Day.One federal official source said if law enforcement goes public in the days before the election it comes across as political but post-election it might be too late. On Wednesday, the DNC filed a lawsuit in New Jersey federal court asking a judge to block the RNC from engaging in such voter intimidation tactics. It appears to come in response to Donald Trumprsquo repeated claims recently that the presidential election is rigged.The DNC asked the judge to prohibit the RNC from allocating money to fund, reimburse expenses stanley cup or provide support to Donald Trump and his campaignrsquo voter intimidation program or Lqpq House Democrats Unite on Health Reform
In her much-anticipated broadcast interview on Sunday, former first lady and New York Sen. H stanley cup illary Clinton launched a book-selling blitz mdash; and not a run for the White House. I have no intention of running for president, Mrs. Clinton said when asked about the 2008 race in the ABC interview in which she promoted her new book, Living History, about her time in the White House. Mrs. Clinton also said she and former President Clinton are looking forward, that their marriage has been tried and tested, and she hopes to grow old with her husband. The publicity blitz will include other T.V. appearances later in the week. Time magazine is running excerpts from the book and an interview with Mrs. Clinton, who plans summer-long book tour of major American cities.As her book went on sale Monday, store managers at the senator s first promotional event in Manhattan will distribute wristbands to the first 250 people seeking autographed copies. In the book, Ms. Clinton revisits the public and private turmoil from her husband s relationship w stanley cup ith intern Monica Lewinsky. She conclu stanley water bottle des that what Mr. Clinton did was morally wrong, but not a betrayal of the public. According to Mrs. Clinton s former press secretary Howard Wolfson, the book also revisits the policy battles of her husband s presidency. I think this book is going to make the case that the Clinton years were good years for this country, and this the Bush years have taken us back

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Rep. Jennifer Wexton, Democrat of Virginia, sat upright but slumped on the dark leather couch in her Capitol Hill office this week, using her right hand to prop up her neck. Diagnosed earlier this year with Progressive Supra-nuclear Palsy, which she has described as Parkinsons on steroids, Wexton, who is 55,announced in September that she would retire at the end of her term, in January 2025, because there is no getting better from this disease.She said in a strained voice that the House of Representatives 10-week marathon of House sessions and standoffs, a loud and ugly sequence of dysfunction, including the ousting of a House speaker and multip stanley mug le late-night votes, has taken a toll on her body. Undated photo of Rep. Jennifer Wexton, Democrat of Virginia, center. P botella stanley hoto provided by Rep. Wext stanley thermos mug on s office Progressive Supra-nuclear Palsy, as Wexton said, has no cure. At this time, there is no treatment that will slow its progression, and it tends not to respond to medication, according to the National Institutes of Health. It often worsens rapidly, and most patients develop severe disability within three to five years of symptom onset. It affects movement mdash; loss of balance is a common symptom mdash; and causes slurred speech. Vision problems often develop as the disease progresses, too. Wexton described exhaustion, missed t Boll What Cuba would gain by dropping off U.S. terror list
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin testified for two hours Friday in an abuse-of-power investigation that has been a distraction to her Republican vice presidential campaign.Palin s leadership was questioned this month in a stinging but largely toothless legislative report that found she violated state ethics laws by letting a family dispute influence her decision-making.Palin is hoping the Alaska Personnel Board, which is running a parallel investigation, will clear her of wrongdoing. It s unclear, however, whether any conclusion will be reached befor stanley water bottle gourde stanley e Election Day. I am so pleased to finally have gotten the chance to tell what really happened and get the truth out, Palin said in a statement released by her attorney. It was the right thing to do to bring this before the Personnel Board and have a true arms length unbiased and apolitical investigator look into this. The board is investigating the firing of her public safety commissioner, Walter Monegan. Monegan claims he was dismissed because he r stanley botella efused to fire Palin s former brother-in-law, a state trooper involved in a messy divorce from Palin s sister. The controversy, known as Troopergate, took on national significance after John McCain selected Palin as his running mate. The legislative inquiry found that Monegan s firing was proper but the pressure to fire the trooper, Mike Wooten, was not. Griffin says Palin stands by her decision to fire Monegan and her concerns about Wooten.Pal

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CBS News Live Video Live James Mattis is testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee at his confirmation hearing to become defense secretary under President-elect Donald Trump. After the hea stanley tumblers ring, the committee is expected to vote to give an exception to a limitation against an appointment for defense secretary within seven years of relief from active duty.Mattis served as commander of U.S. Central Command from 2010 to 2013, commander of the U.S. Joint Forces Command from 2007 to 2010 and NATOrsquo Supreme Allied Commander of Transfo stanley becher rmation from 2007 to 2009.12:50 p.m.All Republicans and most Democrats voted in favor of the waiver except Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-New York, Richard Blumenthal, D-Connecticut and Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts. Gillibrand and Warren could be possible 2020 presidential contenders. 12:34 p.m. The stanley quencher hearing has adjourned and now the committee is about to vote on the waiver for Mattis.12:31 p.m. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida, asked Mattis about whether he agrees with Mr. Trump about his statements on Putin. Mattis said he agrees with the president-electrsquo desire to have an engagement there, which he said even happened in the midst of the Cold War between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union. I have very modest expectations about areas of cooperation with Mr. Putin, Mattis said.12:1 Lfdl Don t Expect As Many Protestors As Monday
In the morning, President Obama and Vice President Biden will receive the Economic Daily Briefing in the Oval Office. The president will then receiv stanley thermobecher e the Presidential Daily Briefing in the Oval Office. Later, Mr. Obama will meet with Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner in the Oval Office. In the afternoon, the president will meet with Democratic congressional leadership in the Oval Office. Expected attendees include: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi D-Calif. stanley canada Sen. Harry Reid D-Nev. , Majority LeaderSen. Dick Durbin D-Ill. , Majority WhipSen. Chuck Schumer D-N.Y. , Vice Chairman of the ConferenceSen. Patty Murray D-Wash , Secretary of the ConferenceRep. Steny Hoyer D-Md. , Majority Leader Rep. James Clyburn D-S.C. , Majority Whip Rep. Chris Van Hollen D-Md. , Assistant to the SpeakerLater in the afternoon, the president will meet with senior advisers in the Oval Office. In the ev stanley cup ening, Mr. Obama will attend a DNC dinner at a private residence in Washington. Later, he will attend a DNC Gen44 event at DAR Constitution Hall. Here s the Full Schedule from the White House all times Eastern : 10:30AM: President Obama and Vice President Biden receive the Economic Daily Briefing 11:00AM: President Obama receives the Presidential Daily Briefing 11:30AM: President Obama meets with Secretary of the Treasury Geithner 12:45PM: President Obama meets with Democratic Congressional leadership 2:00PM: President O

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We are no closer to finding out who fired the sophisticated missile that blasted Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 out of the sky as the Boeing 777 cruised 6 miles above the war in eastern Ukraine.Russia supports the Ukrainian rebels. U.S. intelligence said Tuesday it s most likely that those rebels fired a Russian-supplied missile at what they thought was a warplane.The evidence presented by senior intelligence officials consists in part of pictures posted on social media. They show an SA-11 surface-to-air missile launcher, also known as a Buk, driving through rebel-controlled areas of Ukraine in the days before the shoot-down. stanley cup Images on social media show an SA-11 missile launcher in rebel-held areas of eastern Ukraine. CBS News U.S. intelligence did not take the pictures and cannot i stanley cup ndependently verify them. But it can confirm the authenticity of phone calls intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence in which rebels are talking about positioning the SA-11. The senior intelligence officials say the SA-11 like stanley cup usa ly came from a base in southwestern Russia as part of a buildup of rebel forces in recent weeks after they had suffered setbacks at the hands of the Ukrainian military. Senior U.S. intelligence officials believe the SA-11, or Buk, came from a base in southwestern Russia. Dwyw Obama: I Think of Fallen Soldiers Every Day
Former Virginia governor Mark Warner D will announce that he will be running for the Senate tomorrow morning, according to two sources familiar with Warner s thinking. Hersquo been weighing his options very heavily, and he feels like the biggest challenge for him right now is in the Senate, a source close to Warner told the Politico. He will not be making a public announcement tomorrow, only sending his e-mail announcement to supporters tomorrow morning informing them of his decision to run for the Senate. stanley cups uk Warnerrsquo entry in the race gives the Democrats a golden opportunity to capture a Senate seat that has been in GOP hands for the past three decades. In his 2001 race for governor, Warner not on stanley canada ly won the vote-rich Northern Virginia suburbs by large margins, but also stanley quencher carried traditionally Republican strongholds in rural Southwest Virginia. Democrats had been heavily recruiting Warner to run for the Senate seat, as he mulled between that and running for governor again in 2009. They are hoping he can repeat his political success at the Congressional level in a state that has been trending Democratic in recent years. ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5 display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-c84dc3a0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d, right-rail-recirc-item--id-c84dc3a0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-c84dc3a0-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c6

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Facing massive public pressure, Uvalde s top school official has recommended the firing of the school district police chief who was central to the botched law enforcement response when a gunman killed two teachers and 19 studentsat an elementary school nearly two months ago.At a special meeting Saturday morning, the South Texas city s school board will hear from the school district s attorney about Superintendent Hal Harrell s recommendation to fire Chief Pete Arredondo, according to a statement. Arredondo has been accused by state officials of making several critical mistakes during the May 24 mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.School officials have previously resisted calls to fire Arredondo. The announcement comes days after a meeting where school board members were lambasted for more than three hours by members of the public, who accused them of not implementing basic security at Robb, of not being transparent about what happened and of failing to hold Arredondo to account for his actions. Brett Cross, an uncle of 10-year-old Uziyah Garcia, stanley cup who was killed in the rampage, berated board members at length for not holding stanley cup themselves accountable for the massacre. He particularly challenged members for not knowing school exit doors were locked to the outside and for not firing Arredondo. If he s not fired by noon tomorrow, I want your resignation and stanley cup every single one of these board members because you don t give a damn about us or our Ctcw Grandma the Clown admits to pressuring teen to take pornographic photos, resigns from circus: report
A new USA Today-Ipsos poll finds that 66 percent of Americans believe public school teachers have the right to strike. That number even includes parents whose lives are most disrupted when school isn t in session. Americans hate strikes and they hate strikes by public employees in particu airmax lar. But they support the idea of teachers striking, USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page said Wednesday on CBS This Morning. Two-thirds of parents who have kids in public schools today say, yes, I support the right of teachers to strike because I think yeezy there is a sense that we don t pay type teachers enough. They have tough jobs. We now expect them do everything from raising students scores to protecting students in mass shootings. The poll and story are part of our new series, School Matters, where CBS This Morning is partnering with USA Today to f jordan eature extended stories and investigations on education. Over the next nine months, we ll go inside America s schools to find out what matters most to students, teachers and parents.Back to school with CBS This Morning : Call for submissionsBased on her reporting, Page said Americans have an incredible reverence for teachers. We ask Americans, did the teacher make a significant positive impact in your own life And three out of four Americans say yes, Page said.The nation has also seen the effects of a political movement behind issues like teacher pay.

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Tesla is working on new battery technology that CEO Elon Musk says will enable the company to make sleeker, more affordable cars that can travel much longer distances on a single charge.But the battery breakthroughs unveiled Tuesday at a highly anticipated event seemed to disappoint Wall Street, with the entrepreneur saying it will take years to develop the enhanced batteries. Investors were hoping Tesla s technology would mark an even bigger leap forward and propel the company s soaring stock to greater heights.Tesla s shares shed more than 6% in extended trading after Musk s presentation, with the stock down another 8% on Wednesday. That deepen stanley cup ed a slump that began during Tuesday s regular trading session as investors began to brace for a potential letdown. Musk raised those worries with a series of tweets Monday warning that Tesla s new battery tech might not be ready for high-volume production until 2022. The stock is down on knee-jerk reaction as the biggest disappointment of the event from the Street s perspective was around no million-mile battery announcemen stanley cup t in our opinion as this was widely expected to be unveiled, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said in a research note.But Ives remain bullish on Tesla s future, citing the company s to make its vehicles more a stanley cup ffordable. The company s shares remain on a tear this year, up more than 366%. Musk reiterated that timetable during Tuesday s showcase and said it might take up to thre Jthh Inside the government agency working to identify fallen service members
CHICAGO -- Moments before her ex-fiance fatally shot her in the parking lot of the hospital where she worked, a Chicago doctor called 911 to report that she had spotted the man and feared for her life. As investigators tried to piece together the events that ended with the deaths of the doctor, a poli jordan ce officer, a hospital employee and the gunman, they were able to fill in details about the attack Monday at Mercy Hospital on the city s South Side.Dr. Tamara O Neal had recently called off her engage yeezy ment to Juan Lopez so when she saw him, she called for help. She also told an acquaintance in the parking lot that she was afraid before that person retreated to the hospital to call 911 as well.When Lopez confronted her, the former couple argued about stanley cup O Neal calling off the engagement, and Lopez demanded that she return the engagement ring. Then, police said, people inside and around the hospital heard gunfire. Dr. Tamara O Neal was fatally shot by her ex-fiance as she was walking to work at Mercy Hospital. CBS Chicago O Neal fell to the ground. Witness James Gray looked out of the hospital window to see where the gunshots had come from and watched as Lopez stood over her and shot her three more times, he told reporters. As a squad car pulled up, Lopez turned his Glock semi-automatic handgun on police, striking the vehicle multiple time

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Former Texas Rep. Beto O Rourke took part in a pride run with members and allies of the LGBTQ community in New York City on Wednesday while his presidential campaign stanley kubek released a new LGBTQ+ Equality plan.While the plan s release coincided with Pride Month, it was also released three years to the day of the Pulse nightclub shooting. On June 12, 2016, 49 people were kil stanley mug led in the attack at the gay club in Orlando, while more than 50 others were wounded. I want to make sure part of the way we commemorate those victims and acknowledge the hatred and the homophobia that still exists in this country is to take decisive action to protect the full rights of every single one of our fellow Americans, O Rourke said. The plan lays out three steps to promote equality within the LGBTQ+ community including: the use of executive authority, a plan to work with congress and a plan to work with allies to strengthen protect water bottle stanley ions for the LGBTQ+ community globally. O Rourke says he would also overturn the transgender troop ban and end the Deploy or Get Out policy that has led to the dismissal of service members who have HIV. O Rourke also plans to direct the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate crimes against transgender people, in particular transgender women of color. During Wednesday s pride race, O Rourke spoke to reporters about the recent high-profile murders of two transgender women, Chynal Lindsey and Muhlaysia Booker, in his home s Ljuv Poll: Majority believe Trump is abusing his presidential powers
As New Hampshire primary voters cast their ballots for the Republican nomination, the candidates have one thing in mind - attack the frontrunner. It was all about Mitt Romney Monday when he said people should have the freedom to dump their insurance companies. Can Mitt Romney be stopped The stanley kaffeebecher Bain of Mitt Romney s existenceGOP race takes dramati stanley cups uk c turn as rivals open fire on Romney stanley cup If you don t like what they do, you can fire them. I like being able to fire people who provide services to me. You know, if someone doesn t give me a good service that I need I want to say I m going to go get someone else to provide that service to me, he told supporters.Poll: 58% of Republicans want more presidential choicesRomney, Huntsman tie in N.H. early vote enclave But all his rivals heard was I like being able to fire people, and the line - taken completely out of context - became the moment of the day and played directly into a story line being created by Romney s opponents - that Romney built his own financial success at the expense of American workers. Watch Jan Crawford s full report above. ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5 display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-a365422a-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d, right-rail-recirc-item--id-a365422a-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-a365422a-8c88-1

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White House communications director Alyssa Farah is leaving her post after 3 frac12; years with the Trump administration, a White House official confirmed to CBS News. In a statement released to reporters, Farah said she s leaving to pursue new opportunities and called serving in the administration the honor of a lifetime. Farah, 31, joined the White stanley cup website House team earlier this year. She previously worked as the Pentagon press secretary and the press secretary for Vice President Mike Pence.Before joining the Trump administration, Farah was a spokesperson for Mark Meadows, now the presiden stanley canada t s chief of staff, when Meadows was a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus. In her statement, Farah said she was deeply proud of the incredible things we were able to accomplish to make our country stronger, safer, and more secure, citing accomplishments including peace deals abroad and the return of American hostages.Unlike some of her peers, Farah has shied away from publicly supporting President Trump s unfounded claims of ele stanley cup ction fraud. Instead, she has focused much of her messaging in recent weeks on COVID-19 and the impending vaccines. More from CBS News Trump picks Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff Qexv Pelosi: Gonzales Must Resign
CBS From CBS News Aaron Lewis:PETERBOROUGH, N.H. -- It s snowing again in Peterborough, but that didn t stop about 200 New Hampshire voters from attending a town hall meeting at Contoocook Valley Regional High School. Health care was on the minds of the folks in attendance here, with the first four or five questions of the Q and A session on that very topic yes, including another Q about how he can take health care away from Congress . The streak of health care questions was finally broken by questions about Edwards s plan to get out of Iraq, global warming, and how to make college more affordable stanley cup That last question was most interesting because a high school senior said she wanted to go to Yale but her parents may not to be able to afford it. At a press conference, a reporter reminded Edwards that his college plan would not cover students who want to go to a private school like Yale, and asked if that is elitist. Honestly, it s just a cost issue, said Edwards. For American taxpayers to be able to help students to go to college, paying for four years of college is extraordinarily expensive to begin with, even in a state institution or a community college. And trying to pay for it at a private school - particularly a Harvard or a Yale - I think becomes prohibitively expensive. stanley cup ponent--type-recir stanley water bottle culation .item:nth-child 5 display: none; inlin

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Thursd stanley bottles ay he won t second-guess a grand jury s decision not to indict a New York City police officer whose use of a chokehold contributed to the death of Staten Island man Eric Garner in July. As someone who led a prosecuting office for seven years, before I became governor, one of the things I learned is, that you never know all of the things that a grand jury knows unless you re in that grand jury working with them, Christie told reporters during a trade mission to Canada, according to the New Jersey Star Ledger. When I was U.S. Attorney, I used to really, really dislike when politicians who didn t know a tenth of what the prosecutors and the grand jury knew would second guess their work purely for political reasons or out of ignorance, he added. So I m not going stanley cup to second-guess that work. Few details made public from Eric Garner grand jury 02:33 stanley cups Protests over Eric Garner decision spread nationwide 03:23 Obama reacts to grand jury decision in Eric Garner case 04:30 Hjrr Critics outraged over EPA s proposal on asbestos
Who do we talk to Most CBS News/New York Times surveys are done by telephone. Anyone 18 years or older living in the continental United States is eligible to participate in our surveys.How do we choose the people we interview In a nutshell, we choose the people we interview completely at random. We do not choose our respondents based on their age, race, political philosophy, or any other characteristic.In fact, when we reach people at home, we have no idea who they are or wh copo stanley at categories they fall into. We only know one thing about them - their telephone number. How do we get those telephone numbers A computer chooses the telephone numbers of these people for us, and it does so essentially at random.The process that the computer uses is called random-digit dialing. We tell the computer the area code and the exchanges of every telephone stanley cup price in the United States. First the computer chooses a group of area codes and exchanges at random. Once it selects these exchanges, it then picks the last four numbers effectively by chance. stanley mug Why do the telephone numbers have to be random We go to great lengths to make sure that the numbers are picked as randomly as possible. Why is that important It assures that we get old and young people, rich and poor people, conservative and liberal people - and everybody in between.Let s say the computer is about to pick a telephone number from your area code and telephone exchange. There are 10,000 possible te