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Can Trump Buy Back Americans’ Love at $5,000 a Piece? Guess We’ll Find Out.
15 left outlets ran this →Will Putin’s Decade-Long War on US Elections Hit the Midterms?
11 left outlets ran this →The Supreme Court just handed Republicans a surprisingly decisive midterm loss
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First reported by The Hill (Center); 5 outlets over 31h.
The Hill · The Federalist · +3h Washington Examiner · +11h Fox News · +31h New York Post
Only one working parent in your household? Here's how much they need to earn, according to a new analysis.
Read at thehill.com →Only one state is more expensive.
Read at nypost.com →The White House’s reported plot to redirect funding from the Child Care and Development Block Grant subsidies for working parents to families with one stay-at-home parent is best understood as an 11th-hour political ploy to bolster Republicans’ odds in the midterm elections, but a gambit that is…
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →‘Outnumbered’ discusses the Trump administration drafting a proposal that would allow some married couples with a stay-at-home parent to receive federal childcare subsidies.
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