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Tim Walz: "My god, we've got the White House threatening investigations and jail time because an escalator stopped? Walk up the damn stairs!"
October 2, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Tim Walz: "My god, we've got the White House threatening investigations and jail time because an escalator stopped? Walk up the damn stairs!"
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Today, I'm signing legislation to safeguard our elections and the voice of every voter.
It's now illegal to use contests or payments to get people to register to vote.
And in the 2026 election, voters have the chance to repeal our state's ban on the public financing of elections.
It's now illegal to use contests or payments to get people to register to vote.
And in the 2026 election, voters have the chance to repeal our state's ban on the public financing of elections.
October 2, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Today, I'm signing legislation to safeguard our elections and the voice of every voter.
It's now illegal to use contests or payments to get people to register to vote.
And in the 2026 election, voters have the chance to repeal our state's ban on the public financing of elections.
It's now illegal to use contests or payments to get people to register to vote.
And in the 2026 election, voters have the chance to repeal our state's ban on the public financing of elections.
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The US is going to bailout Argentina with your tariff money.
Let that sink in
Let that sink in
October 2, 2025 at 1:52 PM
The US is going to bailout Argentina with your tariff money.
Let that sink in
Let that sink in
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Tim Walz: "My god, we've got the White House threatening investigations and jail time because an escalator stopped? Walk up the damn stairs!"
October 2, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Tim Walz: "My god, we've got the White House threatening investigations and jail time because an escalator stopped? Walk up the damn stairs!"
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'You must not give up. You must do your bit.'
The conservationist, who died yesterday, led a 65-year fight to raise eco awareness.
In one of her final interviews she explained why her mission never faltered: on.ft.com/4gScCW4
The conservationist, who died yesterday, led a 65-year fight to raise eco awareness.
In one of her final interviews she explained why her mission never faltered: on.ft.com/4gScCW4
October 2, 2025 at 3:30 PM
'You must not give up. You must do your bit.'
The conservationist, who died yesterday, led a 65-year fight to raise eco awareness.
In one of her final interviews she explained why her mission never faltered: on.ft.com/4gScCW4
The conservationist, who died yesterday, led a 65-year fight to raise eco awareness.
In one of her final interviews she explained why her mission never faltered: on.ft.com/4gScCW4
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Herriot Tabuteau combined his Yale medical degree and two decades in finance to start Axsome Therapeutics. Now the company has three drugs on the market and five more in the pipeline.
This Haiti-Born Doctor Built A $6 Billion Business Developing Drugs For Depression And Alzheimer’s
Herriot Tabuteau combined his Yale medical degree and two decades in finance to start Axsome Therapeutics. Now the company has three drugs on the market and five more in the pipeline.
www.forbes.com
October 1, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Herriot Tabuteau combined his Yale medical degree and two decades in finance to start Axsome Therapeutics. Now the company has three drugs on the market and five more in the pipeline.
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The federal government shutdown after midnight on Tuesday after Democrats in Congress refused to back a Republican-written plan to keep funding flowing. Here is what to know about both groups’ proposals, and why they have repeatedly failed to gain the bipartisan backing.
Here Are the Dueling Plans Behind the Shutdown Impasse
Republicans are proposing a straight extension of government spending, while Democrats are demanding the addition of over $1 trillion for health programs.
nyti.ms
October 2, 2025 at 4:20 PM
The federal government shutdown after midnight on Tuesday after Democrats in Congress refused to back a Republican-written plan to keep funding flowing. Here is what to know about both groups’ proposals, and why they have repeatedly failed to gain the bipartisan backing.