Democrats Care More About Pete Buttigiegs Identity Politics Than If He Can Actually Do His Job

Democrats Care More About Pete Buttigiegs Identity Politics Than If He Can Actually Do His Job

Nearly a year ago, the FAA, led by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, announced that NOTAM, or Notice to Pilots, would be renamed. NOTAMs are unclassified messages issued by aviation authorities to all pilots that contain basic information about conditions, hazards, system problems or other flight operations. Mayor Pitt's Department of Transportation announced that NOTAMs are … Read more

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After accounting for all unpaid costs, Denver officials estimate the total bill for housing the thousands of immigrants arriving in the city from the southern border in December will be $3 million. The pace at which refugees have continued to arrive — 166 more arrived between Thursday night and Friday, according to the city's latest … Read more

African Politics In 2022: More Than Coups And Conflict

African Politics In 2022: More Than Coups And Conflict

© Sophie Garcia/AP Supporters of captain Ibrahim Traore wave the Russian flag in the streets of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, October 2. This month's US-Africa Leaders' Summit brought leaders from across the continent to DC for several days of activities, culminating in the announcement of America's $55 billion financial commitment. This unusual level of attention to … Read more

World Insights: Partisan Politics In U.S. Leads To Cruel Treatment Of Migrants On Freezing Christmas Eve

World Insights: Partisan Politics In U.S. Leads To Cruel Treatment Of Migrants On Freezing Christmas Eve

© Provided by 新华社 This photo taken on December 22, 2022 is of the White House in Washington DC, USA. (Xinhua/Liu Jie) WASHINGTON/HOUSTON, December 26 (Xinhua) — On the coldest Christmas Eve in Washington's history, some 140 migrants were dropped off in front of the residence of US Vice President Kamala Harris. The migrants, including … Read more

Can Politics Kill You? Research Says The Answer Increasingly Is Yes.

Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Waltz, second from right, and former Republican Gov. Tim Plenty, second from left, sit next to each other to receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

© Mohamed Ibrahim Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Waltz, second from right, and former Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty, second from left, sit next to each other to receive a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. As the coronavirus pandemic approaches its third winter, two studies have revealed an inconvenient truth. The toxicity of partisan politics leads to … Read more