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Cruz woos GOP establishment

He’s disparaged his own Republican leader as a liar and dismissed fellow senators as part of the «Washington cartel.» But now, with his presidential prospects hanging in the balance, Ted Cruz is moving closer than ever to the D.C. establishment. Directly and through surrogates, the Texas senator is aggressively reaching... Leer más

Fallo de la Corte Suprema favorece a votantes hispanos

La Corte Suprema de Justicia decidió de forma unánime que todos los estados deben cumplir con la regla de “una persona, un voto”, y no solo contar a los votantes elegibles para determinar los distritos electorales. La decisión es un duro revés para los conservadores que pretendían rebalancear el poder... Leer más

‘Building a wall’ may keep Republicans from the White House

You’d never guess it from the headlines during this year’s presidential campaign, but strong majorities of Americans—Democrats, Independents, and Republicans alike—favor immigration reforms that would allow immigrants living in the United States illegally to qualify for citizenship if they meet certain requirements. That’s the finding of a massive rolling survey... Leer más

El populismo ha llegado a EE UU

Las semillas del populismo estadounidense moderno, el considerado movimiento progresista, las sembraron hace más de 40 años dos acontecimientos que sacudieron la confianza de los ciudadanos en su Gobierno: la desastrosa guerra de Vietnam y el posterior escándalo delcaso Watergate. Las mentiras que contaron los gobernantes a los estadounidenses sobre... Leer más

Trump poised for Wisconsin setback after campaign’s worst week

Donald Trump is braced for an electoral setback in the midwest on Tuesday, after suffering the worst week so far in his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. The property developer and TV host is expected to lose the Wisconsin primary to Ted Cruz, the firebrand Texas senator who is... Leer más

Can the Fed stay independent in a polarized era?

My Brookings colleague Sarah Binder and her coauthor Mark Spindel have an important new paperout today: “Independence and accountability: Congress and the Fed in a polarized era.” They ask who in Congress seeks to alter the Fed’s structure or responsibilities and when they do it. They provide answers backed up... Leer más

‘Counterfeiting is an art’: Peruvian gang of master fabricators churns out $100 bills

Joel Quispe sells his art for pennies on the dollar. Each masterpiece is roughly three feet long and two feet wide. Every print requires various types of ink and is meticulously designed and beautifully drawn. It is estimated that he has sold millions of dollars worth of his creations over... Leer más

California aprueba de manera fulminante una subida sin precedentes del salario mínimo

Hace solo un mes se consideraba imposible. Pero en apenas dos semanas, California ha aprobado la subida del salario mínimo más grande de Estados Unidos, un 50% en los próximos seis años. La subida a 15 dólares la hora es una reivindicación de los sindicatos y del ala más izquierdista... Leer más

BEA Data Provide a Look into America’s Shopping Carts

America’s consumers spent more than $12 trillion last year on all kinds of stuff, including new cars, furniture, clothes, groceries, beauty products, electronics, visits to doctors and dentists, and tickets to sporting events and movies. The Bureau of Economic Analysis produces a slew of data on what people buy and... Leer más

Signs of Wisconsin Backlash Against Donald Trump, Who Trails in Poll

JANESVILLE, Wis. — The danger signs are mounting for Donald J. Trump in Wisconsin: Right-wing radio hosts are flaying him, Gov. Scott Walker and other elected Republicans have endorsed Senator Ted Cruz , and a new poll showed Mr. Cruz with a 10 percentage-point lead in the state before Tuesday’s... Leer más

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