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TOP NEWS: Sanders Crafts Amendment to Close 'Holes' in Medicare That 'Are Harming Seniors'


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August 05, 2022
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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema walks with staff near the U.S. Capitol
After Shielding Tax Loophole for Private Equity, Sinema Backs Senate Bill
"Kyrsten Sinema has spent her entire Senate term posturing for a multimillion-dollar job in private equity," said one critic. "Now she's looking to close the deal."
by Jake Johnson



Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks at a rally
Sanders Crafts Amendment to Close 'Holes' in Medicare That 'Are Harming Seniors'
"Adding dental, vision, and hearing benefits to Medicare is supported by 84% of the American people," said an aide to the senator, who plans to propose including the expansion in Democrats' reconciliation package.
by Brett Wilkins





An injured Palestinian girl is transferred to a hospital during an Israeli attack on Gaza
5-Year-Old Girl Among Those Killed in Latest Israeli Bombing of Gaza
"This is unnecessary, unprovoked, reckless," said one observer.
by Jake Johnson
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• Albert Woodfox, Activist Wrongfully Imprisoned for 43 Years, Dies at 75
• 'We Should Unite Our Forces': Orbán Serves Up Far-Right Red Meat to CPAC Crowd
• Fetterman Celebrates 1 Million Individual Donations Ahead of Return to Campaign Trail
• 98 Million in US Skipped Treatment or Cut Back on Essentials to Pay for Healthcare This Year
• Fears of More Recessionary Fed Rate Hikes as Jobs Numbers Smash Expectations
• China Cuts Off Military, Climate Ties With US Over 'Egregious Provocation' by Pelosi
Opinion



Viktor Orban at CPAC
Trump's GOP Embraces Orban's Racist Eugenics
The authoritarian Hungarian leader's rhetoric is familiar to anyone who lived through the Nazi holocaust, but prominent American Republicans have rushed to his defense.
by Robert Reich



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The Other Victims of US Burns Pits Were the Iraqi and Afghan People
The close to $700 billion appropriated in the PACT ACT for the next ten years will help alleviate some suffering caused by Halliburton’s war profiteering, but only for U.S. victims. It won’t do a thing for the people in Iraq and Afghanistan.
by Amy Goodman, Denis Moynihan



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Polling Makes Clear: Americans Don't Want War With Iran
On the eve of a new round of JCPOA talks, a new survey shows that today’s saber rattling is a bit unwelcome.
by Connor Echols


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