Politics Archive
Archives for November 2015
China’s Tianhe-2 is starting its third straight year as the supercomputing world’s heavyweight champ.
Alphabet as underdog.
At least 129 people died in attacks in and around Paris.
The new federal policy, explained.
Even some liberal economists are nervous about proposals to establish a nationwide $15 minimum wage.
The debate spent 30 full minutes on the Paris attacks. It did not go well.
At the second Democratic presidential debate, Bernie Sanders jokingly repeated a talking point about guns and “shouting” that helped spark a controversy over sexism.
Don’t play the 9/11 card. Not here.
His explanation during the debate is also the biggest question mark about his candidacy.
The third loser is you, the viewer.
Some of the key moments.
“We were attacked in downtown Manhattan, where Wall Street is.”
O’Malley was clearly prepared to discuss the Syrian refugee crisis. Here’s why.
They were high — but not for Wall Street fat cats.
A rare agreement with George W. Bush.
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