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GLOBAL WATCH

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International reviews are arriving. It's not looking good, America. Allies are giving the U.S. one-star and two-star ratings on its efforts to protect democracy and dependability in a crisis.

BONDI GONE

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“I think it’s time,” Trump told Bondi, The Wall Street Journal reported. This is reportedly the way
POTUS removed Attorney General Pam Bondi after mounting frustration with her performance, including her handling of investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein.

POTUS APPROVALS

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Among the past 13 presidents, Harry Truman received a 22 percent job approval rating, the lowest ever recorded, in a Gallup survey from Feb. 1952.

OHIO & IOWA

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In December 1902, the U.S. struck a deal with Cuba to cut tariffs on Cuban imports by 20%. Backed by U.S. sugar refiners, the deal guaranteed cheap sugar for Americans, but deepened Cuba's economic reliance on the U.S. This dependence later helped spark the Cuban Revolution. Today, Trump tariffs have caused an economic hazard, while he says affordability is a HOAX.

GOP GAG?

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Has the Republican Party leadership put its foot in its own mouth too many times?

HOT AMERICAN TOPICS

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POLLSTERS conduct surveys and analyze public opinion data to gauge the sentiments regarding issues, and policies. 

They play a vital role in modern campaigns by providing insights that inform strategy, messaging, and voter outreach efforts. Pollsters use various methodologies to collect data and interpret results, making them essential in understanding how public opinion shifts over time.

NOT LIKE THE OTHERS

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The song has been invoked to recommend comparison or classification as a method of thinking about a situation or problem. This has been used in public communications, automobile repair, philosophy, healthcare, and anti-terrorism planning.

COUNTDOWN KO

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I recently reconnected with my old pal WNEW's Fisherman. Andy told me an interesting story that no one promised not to tell.

He says when Keith graduated from Cornell, he got a job at UPI Audio. One of UPI Audio's features was a sports opinion piece, "My Side," written and narrated by UPI Sports Editor Milt Richman. Milt was a great sportswriter, but he turned the audio "column" over to Keith.

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