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The coronavirus pandemic has killed more than 25,000 people worldwide, including more than 1,000in the U.S. It has paralyzed the U.S. economy and changed nearly all facets of American life.To curb the rapid spread of the contagion, cities and states across the U.S., from Houston and New York, to California and New Jersey, have released thousands of low-level offenders from custody, as well as older inmates and those with preexisting medical conditions. Countries like the United Kingdom have moved to release hundreds of detained immigrants. The top United Nations human rights official, Michelle Bachelet, has urged governments to reduce their incarcerated populations.But U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE , which controls the largest immigration detention system in the world, has so far resisted stanley cup calls to significantly downsize its detention population, despite a flurry of lawsuits and positive coronavirus cases in its facilities. On Tuesday, the agency announced the first case of COVID-19among the more than 38,000 detainees currently in its custody. On Thursday, New Jersey officials announced a second case, saying a 52-year-old immigrant held by ICE in Newark also tested positive, which an ICE official later confirmed. Four staff members at facilities used by ICE to hold immigrants in New Jersey, Texas and Colorado have also tested positive.Lawyers believe their clients are sitting du stanley cup c botella stanley ks in crowded detention centers that have lo Yyor Hollywood Writers Strike Offers Relief
Watch CBS News Videos Onl stanley spain ineNow that the Senate has passed landmark health care legislation, the next step is for House and Senate leaders to come together to reconcile their very different bills into one bill that can pass both chambers. And as CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller wrote this morning in Hotsheet, that s the really hard part in this whole process.But Connecticut Senator Chris Dodd, who will be a key player in the upcoming negotiation, is confident that Democrats can get it done. We re gonna get this done, the senior Democrat said on CBS The Early Show this morning, adding that he hoped it would be voted on by the end of January or beginning of February. I don t think it s a question of stanley thermobecher one side or the other budging, Dodd said in the interview with Early Show co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez. It s trying to come to a common ground on these issues and and I think there s a lot common interest and common goals in the bill. So I don t anticipate this to be an acrimonious discussion between the House and the Senate. Dodd also addressed questions about whether the bill was popular with the public. Despite polls show reservations among Americans, the senator said he was confident that it would stanley mug be popular. You re talking about whether or not they like what they ve heard about it, Dodd said in response to Rodriguez s question. I believe most Americans, when they see the benefits of all of thishellip; This is goin

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President Bush called for serious repercussions for North Korea s reported nuclear test Wednesday and agai stanley tumbler n defended his Iraq war policy, as he answered reporters questions at a White House news conference.The president said the U.S. has no intentions of attacking North Korea but reserves all options to defend our friends in the region. Since the detonation Monday, Democratic critics have blamed Mr. Bush for abandoning one-on-one talks with North Koreans, reported CBS News White House correspondent Jim Axelrod. But Mr. Bush rejected criticism. It is the intransigence of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, that led to the current situation, he said.On Iraq, Mr. Bush acknowledged tough times in the war-torn country where sectarian violence has surged recently. But, he added, It is in our interests that Iraq succeed. Mr. Bush staunchly defended his Iraq policy, saying that he had adjusted tactics to reflect changing conditions on the ground.He was asked about a recent comment by the Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. John Warner, that Iraq was drifting sideways and that the U.S. should consider major changes if Baghdad doesn t get the violence under control within the next few months. I appreciate Sen. Warner from going over there and tak stanley en mexico ing a look, said Mr. Bush. I completely agree. Still, he insisted, We re constantly changing tactics. Mr. Bush dismi stanley cup ssed as just not cred

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In this episode ofIntelligence Matters,host Michael Morell interviews David Priess, former daily intelligence briefer, CIA officer and now chief operating officer of the Lawfare Institute, about the history, content and aim of the President s Daily Brief PDB , one of the intelligence community s most valuable and highly classified products. Priess, whose book The President s Book of Secrets delves into the history and recipients of the top-secret document, explains how it evolved, what goes into producing it, and how presidents have consumed it. Priess and Morell also discuss the process for briefing presidential candidates and concerns about the politicization of intelligence. HIGHLIGHTS:On the intelligence briefi stanley cups uk ngs received by presidential candidates: These briefings for candidates are classified, but they are overviews. They focus on global hotspots to inform the candidates about the major iss stanley water bottle ues that are out there. The original purpose that Truman ha stanley flask d to educate them in advance of possibly becoming president has morphed somewhat. Now, one of the goals, if not the primary goal, is to help the candidates not inadvertently say something galactically stupid on the campaign trail, not to help them politically, but something that would get in the way of U.S. foreign policy or get in the way of their own foreign policy should they win. Relationship between the intelligence community and second-term Trump administration: I m very worried. I think the trend line is negative fo Lbxt Obama s First State Dinner: The Fashion
Former New York mayor Rudolph Gi stanley termoska uliani received an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday in a tradition-filled ceremony at Buckingham Palace.New York s former fire commissioner, Thomas Von Essen, and former police commissioner Bernard Kerik also received royal honors for services after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Von Essen and Kerik were made honorary CBEs, Commanders of the British Empire.The three New Yorkers were the last to be received by the queen during the ceremony in the gilded palace ballroom at which a total of 104 people were honored. The qu stanley mugs een - who was dressed in black following the death of her sister, Princess Margaret, last week - handed Guiliani his medal in an open case, and the two chatted briefly before Giuliani stepped back and bowed gently.Giuliani did not kneel for the traditional touching of the sword on each shoulder - a protocol reserved for British subjects who receive a full knighthood. Speaking to reporters outside the palace afterward, Giuliani said the queen had told him she had watched the events of Sept. 11 unfold and said it must have been a difficult time for New York. I told her that I believe I speak f stanley mug or all the people of New York and America in thanking her for the tremendous support after Sept. 11. We need friends and we have no better friends than Great Britain, Giuliani said.He showed off his honors, a blue and red enameled cross on red ribbon and the Star of the Kni

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Washington mdash; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday hailed the agreement reached with the Mexican government last week, saying the full-blown expansion of a policy to return Central American asylum seekers to Mexico will make a fundamental difference in curbing large-scale migration.As the U.S. prepares for the immediate expansion stanley bottles of the Migrant Protection Protocols MPP program m stanley deutschland dash; dubbed Remain in Mexico mdash; Pompeo said U.S. authorities have increased their capacity of returning non-Mexican migrants who claim asylum at ports of entry along the southern border to Mexico. We were able to do this to the tune of a couple 100 people per day, Pompeo said during a press briefing at the State Department. We now have the capacity to do this full throttle and engage this in a way that will make a fundamental difference in the calculus for those deciding to transit Mexico to try to get into the United States. This full-blown effort under the Migration Protocols is a big deal, he added, referring to the Remain in Mexico policy. stanley cup Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks to members of the media at the US State Department, Monday, June 10, 2019. Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Since Remain in Mexico was first implemented in December 2018, U.S. authorities have returned more than 10,000 migrants to Mexico, according to t Rjsa Un-Regressing A Carbon Tax
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The first Democratic presidential debate became bilingual in its first few minutes mdash; and by the end, three of the 2020 contenders had shown off their Spanish skills.Former Rep. Beto O Rourke o stanley cup f Texas w stanley tumbler as the first candidate to break into Spanish at the debate in Miami, which has one of the largest Spanish-speaking populations of any American city. O Rourke, a fluent Spanish speaker, switched languages while responding to his first question of the night, about whether he would support a 70% top tax rate.O Rourke did not directly answer the question, in either English or Spanish. But after beginning his response in English, he said in Spanish, We need to include each person in the success of this economy. But if we want to do that, we need to include each person in our democracy. stanley cup New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker s stunned look when O Rourke suddenly switched languages became one of the first memes of the debate. O Rourke later spoke Spanish again in a discussion about immigration.Booker, another fluent Spanish speaker, had his chance later on. When asked what he would do on the first day of his presidency, Booker replied in Spanish, The situation right now is unacceptable. This president has attacked, has demonized immigrants. He switched to English to say that on his first day in the Oval Office, he would end immigration and borders policies that are violating the human rights. Former Obama Housing Secretary Julian Castro wa Vdik Priebus: Chaos reigned in early days of Trump White House
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor listens to Speaker of the House John Boehner during a news conference after a House GOP caucus meeting at the U.S. Capitol, July 15, 2011 in Washington, DC. Getty Updated 9 a.m. ET CBS News Poll analysis by the CBS News Polling Unit: Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus and Anthony Salvanto.Americans are unimpressed with their caneca stanley p stanley cups uk olitical leaders handling of the debt ceiling crisis, with a new CBS News poll showing a majority disapprove of all the involved parties conduct, but Republicans in Congress fare the worst, with just 21 percent backing their resistance to raising taxes. President Obama earned the most generous approval ratings for his handling of the weeks-old negotiations, but still more people said they disapproved 48 percent than approved 43 percent of what stanley quencher he has done and said.Tune into the CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley at 6:30 p.m. for the full poll results. CBS News senior White House correspondent Bill Plante reports there was no visible progress over the weekend, despite warnings from debt rating agencies that the nation s credit rating could drop, even if there is a deal, if government spending isn t cut. Tea Party debt plan to go to vote in HouseVideo: Stalemate in Congress over debt dealCoburn: Unlikely I ll back McConnell debt planCongressional leaders inability to co

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President Obama went off on his own rant Wednesday at a trilateral press conference in which he disputed the idea that Donald Trump is a populist and that the presumptive GOP nominee instead promotes nativism or xenophobia. After stanley cup reporters asked a series of questions of Mr. Obama, Mexican President Enrique Pen stanley cup tilde;a Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Mr. Obama decided he had something else to say in Ottawa -- he addressed the common theme of populism raised during the event. I m not prepared to concede the notion that some of the rhetoric that s been popping up is populist, Mr. Obama said, referring to Trump. Trump tries to capitalize on Brexit vote 02:41 He said the reason why he ran for president in 2008, again in 2012, and why he will continue to work in some capacity in public service after he leaves office next year is because he cares about people and making sure every child has the same opportunities as he had. The president said he cares about poor people, about workers having a collective voice in the workplace, about kids getting an education and ensuring that the U.S. has a fair tax system. I suppose that makes me a populist, Mr. Obama said. Without identifying him by name, Mr. Obama dismissed stanley website Trump as someone who has n Vkhd Obama Addresses Muslim World On Arab Television
President Barack Obama and the family of Edward M. Kennedy pushed Thursday to keep a Democrat in the late senator s seat and protect a 60th vote needed to pass the health care bill that would be Kennedy s legacy.The stepped-up involvement of two stanley thermobecher Democratic powerhouses reflected the degree to which Obama s party worried about a Massachusetts contest that just a week ago looked like a lock for Democra stanley mug t Martha Coakley.Stopping short of a visit to the state, Obama made his first foray into the race, asking his political backers in an e-mailed video to support Coakley in what s become a competitive race against Republican Scott Brown. Republicans claim they have the momentum closing in on Tuesday s special election, and Democrats fear a loss could not only cost them the health care bill but the rest of the president s legislative agenda heading into critical midterm elections this fall. Brown has said that if elected, he would provide the 41st vote needed to effectively kill the health care bill. They believe that by defeating Martha, and replacing Ted Kennedy with her Republican opponent, they ll be in a p stanley cup osition to tie up the Senate and prevent a vote on health insurance reform, financial reform and other issues so important to working families in Massachusetts and the nation, Obama said. The outcome of these fights will probably rest on one vote in the Senate. Senate Democrats also invoked their late colleague, releasing a video

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Face the Nation Guest Lineup:Antony Blinken,Secretary of StateGina Raimondo,Secretary of CommerceRep. Ro Khanna,D- CaliforniaRep. John Curtis,R- UtahClaire Boogaard,Medical Director of th stanley cup e COVID-19 Vaccine Program, Children s Nationa stanley drinking cup l HospitalHow to watch Face the Nation Date:Sunday, October 31, 2021TV: Face the Nation airs Sunday mornings on CBS. Clickherefor your local listingsRadio:Subscribeto Face the Nation from CBS Radio News to listen on-the-goFree online stream:Watch the showon CBS streaming network CBSNat 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. ET.With the latest news and analysis from Washington, don t miss Margaret Brennan @margbrennan this Sunday on Face th stanley thermos e Nation @FaceTheNation .And for the latest from America s premier public affairs program, follow us onFacebook,Twitter, andInstagram. More from CBS News Luke Grimes on final episodes of Yellowstone, his album and fatherhood Video captures moment soccer player killed by lightning strike Why early election returns may not hold up as the night goes on Zhma Senate OKs Sweeping Corporate Reform
President Barack Obama reports on the economy as the latest unemployment figures are released, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010, in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington. AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite In the wake of a new jobs report showing increased unemployment, President Obama today said the steps his administration has taken to improve the economy are working, but not fast enough. He called on Congress to pass a small business bill and botella stanley said he would announce next week a broader set of ideas to accelerate job creation. There are certain steps that we know will will advance our recovery stanley thermobecher , Mr. Obama said. If we re wililng to put partisanship aside and be the leaders the American people need us to be... we ll rebuild America s eoncomy stronger than it s been before. The Labor Department reported today that the unemployment rate rose from 9.5 percent in July to 9.6 percent in August. Companies added a net total of 67,000 new jobs last month, but unemployment nevertheless increased for the first time in four months because more people entered the market looking for work. The new jobs added mark the eighth consecutive month of private sector job growth, Mr. Obama said. That s positive news, and it reflects the steps we ve already taken to break the backs of this recession, he stanley cup said. He said, however, that more needs to be done to create j

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Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaled that there has been limited progress in negotiations with the White House over a coronavirus relief package, saying in a letter to her Democratic colleagues that a proposal presented by the Trump administration on Friday amounted to one step forward, two steps back. When the president talks about wanting a bigger relief package, his proposal appears to mean that he wants more money at his discretion to grant or withhold, rather than agreeing on language prescribing how we honor our workers, crush the virus and put money in the pockets of workers, Pelosi wrote. At this point, we still have disagreement on many priorities, and Democrats are awaiting language from the Administration on several provisions as the negotiations on the overall stanley cup funding amount continue. White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Friday that President Trump had approved a revised coronavirus relief package, although he did not offer specifics. Earlier, on Tuesday, Mr. Trumpslammed the door shuton a deal before the election, but then appeared to change his mind, first calling on the House to pass standalone relief bills and then indicating that he would support a large relief package. In a twe stanley tumblers et on Friday morning, the president said, Covid Relief Negotiations are moving along. Go Big! In her letter to colleagues on Saturday, Pelosi said the stanley cup plan produced by the administration does not include a strategic plan to crush the Ceki Jeff Sessions vote: Democrats delay Judiciary Committee vote on attorney general nominee
Not quite the president yet and Barack Obama is looking for his first legislative victory.A wary Senate is scheduled to vote Thursday on Obama s request for $350 billion in financial bailout money - the f stanley cups uk irst installment of his economic recovery plan.When President Bush asked for the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program TARP last fall, he won it in part because his economic advisers painted a doomsday economic scenario. If Obama wins the release of the second half of that fund Thursday, it will be in part because Bush s economic advisers aren t making the pitch again.Instead, it is Obama s economic team that has fanned out across the Capitol. Their lobbying effort culminated in a closed-door meeting Wednesday between Senate Republicans, top Obama economic adviser Larry Summers and incoming White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel. These folks have much more credibility already than Secretary Paulson, Republican Sen. Jim DeMint said, refer stanley cup ring to the Bush administration s treasury secretary, Henry Paulson.Summers and Emanuel offered assurances that the money from TARP would be spent differently than it was under President Bush. The lawmakers who met with Obama s emissaries said after the discussions that Obama would spend the remaining $350 billion of the financial bailout fund on expanded lending and reducing foreclosures, and would not use the money to help other industries.More than 2.3 million American stanley termosar homeowners faced

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Washington mdash; House Republicans released a memorandum on Tuesday outlining the strategy for responding to the impeachment inquiry. The memo, which was written by Republican staff and meant for Republican representatives on the three committees conducting the impeachment inquiry, argues that the evidence gathered to date does not support House Democrats concern that President Trump pursued a quid pro quo arrangement with the Ukrainian president.The impeachment inquiry stems from a whistleblower complaint that raised concerns about a July 25 call between Mr. Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. During the call, Mr. Trump urged Zelensky to investigate political rival Joe Biden, as well as a conspiracy theory that Ukraine has a server related to the 2016 hacking of Democratic National Committee emails.The U.S. also withheld military aid to Ukraine until September, and some U.S. diplomatic officials have told Congress that stanley quencher the release of the aid was conditioned on a public announcement by Ukraine that it would open the requested investigations. The committe stanley taza es conducting the impeachment inquiry have held several closed hearings with current and former administration officials, including some who participated in the July 25 call. Mr. Trump has vehemently denied any wrongdoing, and the White House released a summary of the call in September. The Republican memo argu stanley tumbler es that four key pieces of evidence are fatal to the Democr Vamb Trump s talk of bipartisanship from State of the Union recedes
This story was written by Laura Kingery, Iowa State DailyWhile both presidential candidates have devised plans that would radically change our nations current employer-based health care system, each man has very different ideas on how to implement reforms. According to his campaign Web site, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., plans to expand stanley cup government-provided health care and would allow the government to have more control over the coverage provided by insurance companies. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., has a plan under which families would receive more money to buy their own health care in a competitive market, according to his campaign Web site. McCains plan would do away with the tax break workers receive for employer-provided health care. Although this would amount to a large tax increase, McCain would also stanley cup give employees a $5,000 tax credit, directly subtracted from their tax bill. Samantha Clark, senior in political science and president of Iowa State University College Republicans, said this would give workers more freedom to find a plan that most suits them for the best price. [McCains plan] would result in more people shopping for insurance on their own, with more choices available to them, she said. His plan emphasizes individual responsibility. Eric Marsh, graduate student in stanley botella mechanical engineering and president of ISU Democrats, said McCains health care plan does not address the needs o

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President Trump touted his trade policies in Iowa and Illinois on Thursday, a day after announcing he and the president of the European Union Jean-Claude Juncker announced they are working towards zero tariffs. Mr. Trump saved his most energetic remarks for a recently reopened U.S. Steel facility in Granite City, Illinois.Mr. Trump was greeted by a friendly audience, filled with workers stanley water bottle in construc stanley cup usa tion hats and Make America Great Again stanley cup hats. The told steelworkers they are pouring new American steel into the spine of the country. Steel, he said, is vital to national security. If you don t have steel, you don t have a country, Mr. Trump declared. The president, who suggested his tariffs are helping boost the company and steel is coming back, praised the workers as well for bringing back jobs. Mr. Trump, a real estate mogul before becoming president, said, I look at the faces of you people. I could be one of you. Not present for Mr. Trump s visit to the steel facility was Illinois Republican governor, Bruce Rauner. Asked why he wouldn t join the president, Rauner told the Chicago Tribune he was in Granite City last week, and he has visited the White House and speaks with the vice president all the time. Trump visits Midwest amid fears of tariffs hurting farmers 12:36 Ufcg One year after George Floyd s death, there s cautious optimism for police reform
Political Players is a weekly conversation with the leaders, consultants, and activists who stanley quencher shape American politics. This week, CBS News Brian Goldsmith talked with Katon Dawson, the South Carolina Republican chairman, about this Saturday s GOP primary, and what his state s voters want in a presidential candidate.CBSNews: Governor Romney is back on the air now in South Carolina after suspending his ad campaign following his second place finish in New Hampshire. How hurtful do you think that break was for his campaign Katon Dawson: I think that with as many undecided voters as there are right now, certainly you don t like to go down in your political media. But there are a lot of undecideds out there in this race, and it s up for grabs in South Carolina. So we will find out how well the strategy played. But Government Romney has got a strong team here, a strong presence here, for a little over a year. stanley thermos CBSNews: Do you think that his Mormon religion has hurt him among evangelical voters--who account for as much as 50% of the GOP vote there Katon Dawson: My opinion would be voters are looking for an entire package, not just one issue to disqualify you. But certainly Governor Romney has values that are very consistent with evangelical voters, and has run a good campaign here. I always think this lumping and grouping i stanley cup nto any type of category is very dangerous in South Carolina because we are a very independent state with inde