Tuesday 24 May 2016

Politics: Sanders wins greater say in Democratic platform; names pro-Palestinian activist

Sponsored by Qualcomm | Democrats to fend off GOP attacks at rare hearing to impeach IRS chief; Senate aims to boost buyout offers to Defense Department employees; Want to see a GOP senator duck and run? Ask about Trump.; Obama nudges Vietnam on human rights, while pressing reconciliation agenda; Trump’s flip-flop on whether the Bill Clinton sex scandals are important; Trump set to headline first campaign fundraiser in Albuquerque Tuesday; Clinton campaign plans battleground-state media blitz hitting Trump on housing crisis; Trump escalates attack on Bill Clinton; Hillary Clinton declines invitation to debate Bernie Sanders in California; Sanders barnstorms California with little to say about Clinton; The Daily Trail: Bernie Sanders gets another big convention concession; High court ruling helps federal workers file job bias claims; VA chief compares waits for veteran care to Disneyland: They don’t measure and we shouldn’t either; GOP sues to block McAuliffe order to let 200,000 Virginia felons vote;
 
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Sanders wins greater say in Democratic platform; names pro-Palestinian activist
Party leaders are trying to appease Sanders supporters ahead of a likely Clinton nomination.
Democrats to fend off GOP attacks at rare hearing to impeach IRS chief
Democrats will grill two of their GOP colleagues, who are the only witnesses to testify.
 
Senate aims to boost buyout offers to Defense Department employees
The Defense Department could dangle a much larger cash carrot before its employees to induce them to resign or retire, under a budget bill up for Senate voting this week.
 
Want to see a GOP senator duck and run? Ask about Trump.
When asked if they will campaign with him, many dodge the question.
 
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Obama nudges Vietnam on human rights, while pressing reconciliation agenda
Even as he hailed the progress, Obama also gently pushed Vietnam to improve its record on human rights and free speech.
 
Trump’s flip-flop on whether the Bill Clinton sex scandals are important
Donald Trump dismissed the Clinton sex scandals as unimportant. Now he claims he is shocked over Clinton's conduct.
 
Trump set to headline first campaign fundraiser in Albuquerque Tuesday
The event, which requires a $10,000 donation, is being hosted by Kevin R. Daniels, the owner of a funeral services company and prominent GOP donor.
 
Clinton campaign plans battleground-state media blitz hitting Trump on housing crisis
The Clinton campaign plans to draw attention to sub-prime mortgages approved by Trump's failed mortgage company.
 
 
Trump escalates attack on Bill Clinton
Instagram video includes voices of women who accused former president of sexual assault.
 
Hillary Clinton declines invitation to debate Bernie Sanders in California
Fox News had offered to host the final debate.
 
Sanders barnstorms California with little to say about Clinton
The Vermont senator is limiting his critiques of Clinton to electability and to her support from super PACs that can collect unlimited donations.
 
The Daily Trail: Bernie Sanders gets another big convention concession
And he's using it to give a platform to one of President Obama's biggest liberal critics.
 
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High court ruling helps federal workers file job bias claims
Justices rule workers have 45 days from the time they resign to bring discrimination claims.
 
VA chief compares waits for veteran care to Disneyland: They don’t measure and we shouldn’t either
VA Secretary Robert McDonald says wait times for medical care are not a good measure of veterans' satisfaction.
 
GOP sues to block McAuliffe order to let 200,000 Virginia felons vote
House and Senate leaders want court to reverse McAuliffe's order to restore voting rights.
 
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