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For those that don't want to click through: He is on the hook personally for hundreds of millions of dollars in debt that will come due next few years during his potential second term with no obvious way of paying it off. There'
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I think the most interesting angle here are the hundreds of millions of dollars of loans that will come due in his second term. That's pretty terrifying especially given that to get that amount of money would require questionable lend
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I didn't know that. I'm just completely speculating right now, but I wonder if that has something to do with Jared Kushner's denied security clearance. [1] [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/28&#x
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For comparison, President Trump payed $750 in federal income tax in 2016 and 2017. I just looked it up and I, a graduate student who makes like $30k a year paid three times that amount last year.
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This is a landmark article revealing information that people have been calling on for years to be released in a hotly contested presidential race. We are literally watching history be created and we should have the ability to discuss it.
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The fact that HN is set up to prevent flamewars and IMHO has been able to hold calm and reasoned discussion on politics in the past is all the more reason we should be talking about it here.
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That's probably part of the problem. Anybody can just sit around flagging content with a low karma threshold and much fewer people are allowed to vouch back. It's the exact opposite of the downvote threshold on here which is des
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It's pretty ridiculous, especially for a website that pushes free speech so much as its guiding principles. The information is clearly "of interest to a hacker" by just how many people are upvoting the articles and how relev
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Posting here too: For comparison, President Trump payed $750 in federal income tax in 2016 and 2017. I just looked it up and I, a graduate student who makes like $30k a year paid three times that amount last year.
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For reference, President Trump payed $750 in federal income tax in 2016 and 2017. I just looked it up and I, a graduate student who makes like $30k a year paid three times that amount last year.
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This is crazy. Another version of this article has nearly 50 points in half an hour and isn't even in the first 200 listings on the front page because of people flagging it. We are like weeks out from the US election and this informa
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For reference, I just looked it up and I, a graduate student who makes like $30k a year paid three times that amount last year.
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Not really clear how they would solve bottleneck problems for memory access. But, still nice to see growing competition in the CPU space. No matter what, that should benefit consumers.
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Doctors are just there to give you the best evidence based advice to help you with your medical problems. They work with patients that believe vaccines cause autism and manage to do it professionally and without abusing them or forcing the
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> Congress has consistently cut funding for the IRS for years and years I just want to clarify that de-funding the IRS doesn't have universal support in congress and is actually a partisan policy. I'm guessing you know that an
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Ha, really? I missed that. Thanks for pointing it out.
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The whole ban is so gross. It's clearly politically targeted to deplatform Trump critics all while firing people up about China. For those that aren't familiar. TikTok is pretty ubiquitous in the under 21 crowd while being prac
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Judge Orders Eric Trump to Testify in N.Y. Fraud Inquiry
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That's just another cynical "both sides are bad" argument. Judge the parties by their actions, not some vague handwaving about the Pareto principle and that all politics is corrupt. From what I've seen, there's one
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Louisiana voter registration portal mysteriously shuts down on Registration Day
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‘Tell my mom I love her’ video shows police shooting 13-year-old boy with autism
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Thirteen Nobel Prize-winning economists back Biden
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My concern is more on the legal side and being targeted in real life. My hope is to provide a fair representation of everything, but I live in an area that isn't known for their friendliness towards people that are concerned about the
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How do I safely make a political website
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