D.J. McGuire // Feb 18, 2019

Meanwhile, in Canada…

Justin Trudeau went from a favored celebrity incumbent to fumbling laughingstock – eight months before Election Day. Canada had its longest political week in years.

The Score: $22 Trillion, North Korea, Trump’s Emergency, 1960s Geopolitics

Rick Sincere // Feb 16, 2019

This week on The Score – The US national debt reaches 22 trillion dollars. What can we expect from the next U.S.-North Korea summit meeting? Can we learn from the peacekeeping mission in Somalia? A look back at Kennedy and Johnson’s foreign policy.

Let a Hundred Food Trucks Blossom, a Hundred Schools of Cuisine Contend

James A. Bacon // Feb 15, 2019

Food trucks are an increasingly vital part of the urban scene across the United States, yet many suffer from excessive local regulation.

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A Valentine Message To My Children

Lynn R. Mitchell

U.S. House Schedule for Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019

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Bellamy, ‘Black Politicos’ Demand Reallocation, Redistribution, and Climate Justice from Northam and Herring

Rob Schilling

House and Senate Overwhelmingly Approve $1 Billion Tax Relief Package

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