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icans than Democrats, which suggests that a steady stream of coverage in conservative media has elevated them as potential Democratic bogeywomen," Aaron Blake observes. "Trump is tilling fertile soil. ... If you adjust their `very unfavorable' ratings for the percentage who have actually heard enough to

ople. (Akiko Kashiwagi and David Crawshaw) 7. The World Health Organization took the rare step of classifying an ongoing Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo as a "public health emergency of international concern," just days after a first case of the virus was confirmed in the major city of Goma on the

crats, EFTA00046069 which suggests that a steady stream of coverage in conservative media has elevated them as potential Democratic bogeywomen," Aaron Blake observes. "Trump is tilling fertile soil. ... If you adjust their `very unfavorable' ratings for the percentage who have actually heard enough to r

nt of the tariffs imposed by the Chinese government." A health worker fills a syringe with the Ebola vaccine before injecting it into a patient in Congo last week. (Baz Ratner/Reuters) -- Here's some good news: Scientists say Ebola is no longer "incurable" after the discovery of two highly effectiv

xt year, partly as a result of the trade war and a global economic slowdown. (CNBC) -- Such a recession could undermine Trump's reelection, writes Aaron Blake: "His approval rating already languishes in the low to mid-40s, even with a strong economy and an unemployment rate at 3.7 percent. ... We're so p

TA00044789 tariffs imposed by the Chinese government.- A health worker fills a syringe with the Ebola vaccine before injecting it into a patient in Congo last week. (Baz Ratner/Reuters) -- Here's some good news: Scientists say Ebola is no longer "incurable" after the discovery of two highly effectiv

ext year, partly as a result of the trade war and a global economic slowdown. (CNBC) -- Such a recession could undermine Trump's reelection, writes Aaron Blake: "His approval rating already languishes in the low to mid- 40s, even with a strong economy and an unemployment rate at 3.7 percent. ... We're so po