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Exciting Politics Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip

On Tuesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan, becoming the first person of her rank to do so in nearly thirty years. Her trip was not officially approved by the Biden administration, but the president did not publicly discourage her from going. The Chinese government, which views the island as part of the People’s Republic of China, announced a series of military exercises in response. The US has a long-standing relationship with Taiwan, and is the main supplier of military equipment, but it maintains an official distance from the island to avoid angering China and provoking armed conflict. These fearsRead News

Talking politics, careers: Political interns gather for Rowan’s summit

In the morning, they were encouraged to use their talents and skills to make a positive impact on the community by participating in politics. During the day, they learned how to do this from the minds of political leaders and elites. In between, they talked about the future of the Republican and Democratic parties, built their networking skills, learned how to turn their work into jobs, and got tips for social change. Welcome to the fifth annual Mid-Atlantic Policy Summit (MAPIS), presented by the Rowan Institute for Social Studies & Citizen (RIPPAC) on August 4. In all, about 130 studentsRead News

Bloomberg UK Politics: Chasing the Seagulls and Sunak’s Supporters

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Within the geo-politics and the big stakes of semiconductors

Posted on August 3, 2022 at 12:40 PM CDT Advanced semiconductors power vital industries – from cars to cell phones to fighter jets. A company in Taiwan dominates the advanced semiconductor market. On her controversial trip to Taiwan, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi met with the head of that company. Here & Scott Tong of Now talks to China experts Paul Triolo of Albright Stonebridge Group and Scott Kennedy of the Center for Strategic and International Studies about what this means for Taiwan, China and the US This article was originally published on WBUR.org. Copyright 2022 NPR. To see more,Read News

A political PAC creates viral ads targeting Governor Greg Abbott

AUSTIN, Texas – Nancy Thompson is a mother of three and the founder of Mothers Against Greg Abbott, a political action committee she refers to as the new MAGA. “I had some Sharpie markers, and I wrote one line in blue and one line in red and one in blue and the other in red and then I stood back and looked at it. The acronym is MAGA,” Thompson said. Thompson says the idea for Mothers Against Greg Abbott came about a year ago, when concerns about mask mandates in public schools were growing. “My son was very ill andRead News

Inside the donor network reshaping CA policy

Meet the largest group of mega donors trying to change California politics you’ve probably never heard of. To date, 18 branches of Govern For California have donated more than $ 3 million to candidates across California in the 2022 election cycle. One of the biggest beneficiaries: Congregation member Robert Rivas, Salinas Democrat. Rivas does not face a particularly difficult re-election campaign, but he has many ways to spend the $ 116,000 he has received from 16 Govern For California divisions in the last 14 months. Since May, he has been fighting to become the next speaker of the Assembly, aRead News

In protests and politics, Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ echoes

COUTTS, Alberta/TORONTO, Aug 4 (Reuters) – In late January five friends, just a few years out of high school, piled into a rental car and drove 37 hours in the Canadian winter from southern Alberta to Ottawa to join an anti-government protest led by a group of truck drivers. “We were worried about protection orders and our freedom, and everything just went to hell,” said Ursula Allred, 22, from her small town of Magrath. One member of the group, Justin Martin, called home excited to say the protest – which filled Ottawa with tractor-trailers, hot tubs, bouncy phones and widespreadRead News

The Sixties in the Arab World: Politics

Independence for former colonies, coups and conflicts. The first in a three-part series on how the Arab world was transformed during the 1960s. The 1960s were a decade of change that greatly affected the Arab world. This first of three episodes follows the politics of the time: the rise of Arab nationalism, the newfound independence of former French colonies, and the defeat of Arab armies in the 1967 Arab-Israeli War. Stories of the shifting sands of the 60s are told by many who were there, including former government ministers, broadcasters, activists and writers. They recall a decade whose end wasRead News

Politics has not stopped Italian network deal talks – TIM CEO

Telecom Italia (TIM) General Manager Pietro Labriola poses for a portrait next to the company’s name at TIM’s headquarters in Rome, Italy, January 17, 2022. REUTERS/Guglielmo Mangiapane MILAN, Aug 4 (Reuters) – Talks between Telecom Italia ( TIM ) ( TLIT.MI ) and state lender CDP to form a single network operator have not been halted by an early election due to be held in Italy next month, said TIM’s CEO. Thursday, citing remarks made by a top CDP official. “Things are progressing, the political environment is not blocking activity,” TIM CEO Pietro Labriola told analysts, noting remarks by PierpaoloRead News

Epic founders Ben Harris and David Chaney poured money into politics

Two weeks before former Epic Charter Schools founders Ben Harris and David Chaney were arrested and charged with racketeering, conspiracy, embezzlement and other crimes, both men donated $375,000 on June 8 to a federal political action committee called Protect Our Freedoms, which was formed 10. months earlier but had not received a single donation up to that point. Within nine days, that Super PAC distributed $581,000 to two other Super PACs: $300,000 to a national committee called American Values ​​First, and $281,000 to Truth PAC, an Oklahoma committee. Both committees are run by Campaign Advocacy Management Professionals (CAMP), a leadingRead News

Six routes from Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Arizona and Washington

Kansas voters (CNN) handed abortion rights supporters a massive victory on Tuesday, appearing in polls to defeat a measure that would allow a People’s Republic-led legislator to impose new restrictions. The Kansas vote was one of the first ballot-box tests of abortion rights since the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade and lift federal abortion protection. In Michigan, meanwhile, one of the 10 Republicans in the House of Representatives who voted to accuse Trump was removed, and the duel was set for one of the key governor races this fall. And in Missouri, the former governor’s political returnRead News

How does the Global South policy of non-alignment and solidarity explain South Africa’s position on Ukraine?

Western commentators have described the war in Ukraine as a turning point in international relations that strengthened the post-Cold War international system. In the Global South, the war is equally historic, restoring foreign policy independence and inequality as geopolitical tensions rise between the West and Russia (and China). The Russian occupation of Ukraine reveals more than the vision of the new Russian regime to reestablish the empire. He stated that most countries in the Global South – with market economies and democratic political systems and values ​​such as those recognized by the West – prefer not to take part evenRead News

Upcoming Star Wars Show Will Criticize Donald Trump’s Politics, Actor Reveals

Although Star Wars is a sci-fi fantasy franchise packed with action and humor, it’s just a decoration. At its core, Star Wars is a narrative based on family, politics and religion; and despite the complexity of those themes, it’s one of the many reasons why the franchise has resonated with audiences for generations. That tradition looks set to continue with Disney+’s new Star Wars show, Andor. Set to debut on September 21st, Andor is a Rogue One spin-off prequel starring Diego Luna who reprises his role as rebel operative, Cassian Andor. But while the 2016 Star Wars film was a sacrificial war story, theRead News

Politics, More Games, Kangaroo on the Loose: Down in Alabama

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FarmFest Politics Harvest – Austin Daily Herald

FarmFest on Tuesday served as a usual magnet for political candidates posing as friends of agriculture, with office seekers from both parties saying they know what ails farmers and what it takes to fix it. As they walked the sprawling grounds, eyeing giant combines and filling plastic buckets with branded giveaways, farmers at the annual show traded tales of the scarcity of rain as their crops bake in oppressive temperatures this summer. They also bemoaned the high cost of basic necessities — fuel for their tractors, fertilizer for their crops and feed for their livestock — and listened as politiciansRead News

Taiwanese and US officials say Pelosi is expected to visit Taiwan

(CNN) US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to visit Taiwan as part of her Asia tour, according to a senior Taiwanese government official and a US official, despite the ‘warnings from officials of the Biden administration, who are concerned about China’s response to such a high. – profile visit. The stop — the first for a US House speaker in 25 years — is not currently on Pelosi’s public itinerary and comes at a time when US-China relations are already at a low point. The Taiwanese official added that he plans to stay in Taiwan overnight. It is unclearRead News

Liz Truss says current public sector pay levels will be maintained after criticism of plans – UK Politics Live

Liz Truss criticised by former Tory chief whip for claiming public sector pay pledge was misrepresented Former Conservative MP Mark Harper, a supporter of Rishi Sunak, said Liz Truss should “stop blaming journalists” after a Tory leadership spokesman said there had been “deliberate misreporting of our campaign”. Stop blaming journalists – reporting what a press release says is not “deliberate misrepresentation” So this u-turn wiped out £8.8bn in savings. Now where will they come from? A zero-sum economic policy is not very conservative. Mrs Thatcher will be very happy https://t.co/MPMFRUrZJP Important events Only show important events Please enable JavaScript toRead News

Congressional talk underway to regulate hemp

While efforts to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level continue, at the same time there is an ongoing conversation about regulating another hemp product – hemp. Last Thursday, the House Agriculture Committee held a hearing on hemp titled “Examining the USDA Hemp Production Program.” Del. Stacey Plaskett, D-U.S. Virgin Islands, who chairs USDA’s Hemp Production Program Research Agriculture Subcommittee, heard testimony with colleagues on how to help the growing number of hemp growers. What You Need To Know The House Agriculture Committee held a hearing on Hemp, entitled, “An Examination of the USDA Hemp Production Program,” where lawmakers listened toRead News

Utah Senate nominee Evan McMullin is trying to change national policy. Polls suggest it works

A former covert CIA officer who later served as the political director of the House Republican Conference on Capitol Hill, Evan McMullin was a deep-rooted Republican. But when Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, McMullin left the party and filed for independence at the last minute. He didn’t even win his home state of Utah, but he knew from talking to voters that many were frustrated with the political climate as well. “People are sick of the split,” McMullin, 46, told PEOPLE. “We’ve got growing challenges in Utah – inflation is worse here than anywhere else, airRead News

Bitcoin music sheet: Fiat’s policy sucks

This is an opinion piece by Jimmy Song, a Bitcoin developer, educator, entrepreneur and programmer with over 20 years of experience. Link to audio reading of the article here. It’s a weird zero-sum status perception game where winners make the rules. Everything is judged by intentions and nothing by results. This offends me as an engineer because it’s really a way of saying that reality doesn’t matter and that majority opinion can trump facts. It is a collective illusion about the importance of our opinions. When discussing politics, everyone is the smug, arrogant, smart teenager who thinks he knows everything.Read News

The political fall of Draghi: How power imploded in Italy and what happens next

Mario Draghi’s government ended sooner than many analysts expected. Anadolu Agency | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images Mario Draghi is best known for saving the euro. But a much-needed bailout of the Italian economy ended prematurely as domestic politics emerged last month, making it increasingly difficult for him to govern. In about a week, Italy went from having a stable government to preparing for September’s early elections, which could see the far right lead the next coalition in Rome. This perspective puts investors in question about Italy’s economic future and its wider role within European politics. Draghi “was certainly aRead News

Political Podcast: All the Political News You Missed in the Last Week

Last week, Senators Joe Manchin and Chuck Schumer announced that they had reached an agreement on a climate, tax and health care bill, an outcome that seemed unlikely just a few weeks ago. In this installment of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, the crew discusses how Congress has been passing a number of laws recently and whether that trend will continue with the new Inflation Reduction Act. Speaking of inflation, the team also breaks down how the latest economic debate — whether the United States is heading into recession — could affect the midterm elections. Finally, they cover some juicy politicalRead News

Democrats should ditch dirty tricks politics

There is a new issue that has raised ugly heads in this round of elections. There is some evidence that the Democratic Party is giving radical support to Trump in the primaries. I don’t know how widespread this is, but I want to continue to consider rejecting this practice in the strongest possible way. This is dirty politics at its worst and if it ends in even one such Republican winning the next election then it will cost a lot. We can’t do this kind of politics, and then try to make moral claims against corruption. As Democrats, we mustRead News

This Week on Crypto Twitter: Wikipedia Accused of Playing Politics, Coinbase-Bored Ape Collab Widely Booed

Major cryptocurrencies have gained in value this week despite the US Federal Reserve announcing on Wednesday that interest rates will rise by a further 75 basis points to combat inflation. Usually, such ads are bad for crypto markets. Last month, the Fed raised rates by 75 basis points in the steepest increase since 1994. Crypto prices fell sharply as the cost of borrowing rose, and investors dumped riskier assets. No such response came this time, with all major cryptocurrencies posting seven-day significant price gains. The debate is now raging as to whether the United States, after two consecutive quarters ofRead News

An analysis of Tikkun Olam – the strange intersection of identity politics and culture wars

The title of this play comes from the religious concept of repairing or rebuilding the world in Judaism, although you’re never sure if that’s ironic. What is clear is the desperately topical nature of playwright Teunkie Van Der Sluijs’ debut, with its culture wars, identity politics and, at its core, a debate about who we choose to commemorate and why. An up-and-coming MP, Steve Alexander (Jake Fairbrother), is campaigning at a proposed Holocaust memorial near Parliament Square in the hope of winning voters and rehabilitating his party against accusations of anti-Semitism (the Labor Party is never mentioned by name). HisRead News

The summit returns with a robust mix of politics, politics and personalities

Your Best Summit starts right here, at registration, where NCSL staff and Colorado volunteers are on hand to answer questions and help you get the most out of your visit to Denver. NCSL’s Legislative Summit policy. And leadership, collaboration, training and recognition. It is social and friendly. Take it from the boss: “NCSL is thrilled to be holding our 47th annual legislative conference in the Mile High City—and to be back to normal with more than 4,700 lawmakers, legal professionals and others expected to attend,” said Tim Storey, CEO of NCSL. and a podcaster, he says. “The NCSL conference isRead News

Albanese wants to change the way politics is done. This means that the way policy is reported will also have to change.

If politics really needs to be done differently, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised, then the way politics is reported needs to be done differently too. This is because the power of the media to portray will determine how the electorate perceives whether changes occur. It is a mutual process. The way politicians behave affects the media’s portrayal of them, and how the media portrays politicians in turn affects political practice. A benchmark to help us assess whether the promised change will materialize is provided by academic Judith Brett’s characterization of the Morrison administration: The blame-shifting, the careless inattention,Read News

Doctors: Biden tests positive for COVID for 2nd day in a row

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19 for the second straight day in what appears to be a rare case of a “rebound” after treatment with antiviral medication. In a letter noting the positive test, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, the White House physician, said Sunday that the president “continues to feel well” and will continue to work from the executive residence while he is in isolation. Biden tested positive on Saturday, requiring him to cancel travel and personal events while he self-isolates for at least five days under Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. After initiallyRead News

Politics and the Future of Medical Education

Regarding your editorial “Medical Education Goes Woke” (July 27): Medical curricula adapt as new evidence emerges, and the responsibility of the Association of American Medical Colleges is to disseminate new curricular approaches, as we have done with others, such as telehealth. We know from the data that social determinants – the conditions in which people live – and precursors such as poverty and racism account for about half of what affects our health. The disparities in Covid-19 outcomes, particularly among people of color, illustrate why these social determinants cannot be ignored. We also know that race is a social construct.Read News

Pelosi is expected to visit Taiwan, Taiwanese and US officials said

(CNN) US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to visit Taiwan as part of her tour of Asia, according to senior Taiwanese government officials and US officials, despite warnings from Biden administration officials, who are worried about China’s response to the high level. -visit profile. The stop – the first for the US House speaker in 25 years – is currently not on Pelosi’s public itinerary and comes at a time when US-China relations are already at a low point. Taiwanese officials added that he is expected to stay in Taiwan overnight. It is unclear when exactly Pelosi will landRead News