This essay will jump more into the nitty-gritty numbers and facts that address faulty economic arguments often used among nativist circles.
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This essay will jump more into the nitty-gritty numbers and facts that address faulty economic arguments often used among nativist circles.
10 Things to Know for Today
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Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. WHAT TRUMP CLAIMED The president incorrectly argued on Fox News that paying hush-money to two women wasn’t “even a campaign violation” because he reimbursed lawyer Michael Cohen with his own money.
2. DEMOCRATS AREN’T READY TO EMBRACE THE I-WORD Democrats seem eager to highlight GOP corruption for the midterms, but try to avoid direct talk of impeachment and losing focus on economic arguments.
3. BIG ISLAND FEELS EFFECTS OF APPROACHING HURRICANE LANE The Category 4 storm is forecast to continue its northwest turn into Hawaii, which would make it the most powerful storm to hit the islands since Hurricane Iniki in 1992.
4. WHERE RECOVERY HAS BEEN A SLOG POST-HARVEY Community leaders in Houston say low-income residents have been more reliant on a patchwork of organizations to help after the devastating hurricane a year ago.
5. FEDS TOLD TO GET GOING ON ‘OBAMACARE’ A congressional watchdog is urging the Trump administration to step up its management of sign-up season for Obama’s health care law after mixed results in 2017, AP learns.
6. OFFICIALS: 2 KILLED, ATTACKER DEAD IN FRANCE Two people killed in a knife attack west of Paris were the mother and sister of the attacker, who was subsequently killed by police.
7. SCANDALS EMBOLDEN FEMALE PRIEST ADVOCATES Proponents of ordaining women as Roman Catholic priests are citing the church’s unfolding sex abuse scandals as powerful arguments for their cause.
8. AP: COMPLAINT CLAIMS ICE COERCED IMMIGRANT PARENTS Immigration authorities coerced dozens of parents separated from their children at the border to sign documents they didn’t understand, according to a complaint expected to be filed.
9. US, CHINA RAISE TARIFFS IN NEW ROUND OF TRADE DISPUTE The feuding nations imposed more tariff hikes on billions of dollars of each other’s automobiles, factory machinery and other goods.
10. OHIO STATE SUSPENDS SUPERSTAR FOOTBALL COACH In banning Urban Meyer for three games, they found he mishandled repeated professional and behavioral problems of assistant coach Zach Smith.
By Associated Press
An enthusiasm for logic and number might overwhelm the ability to make good judgements, and form clear arguments. Today ‘economic’ argument prevails everywhere over political or ethical argument, but the sense of ‘economy’ this implies is a remarkably attenuated and impoverished one: its meaning has been cheapened.
Keith Tribe, The Economy of the Word