likes throwing gasoline on a raging bonfire. criminals account for 500 arrests in new york city over the last two years? and proud of what we are doing. an mma fighter never happened. not only do i get daylight predicate order. i get a lot of land, but now i get water anna get some? again that just happened. of all the remarkable things about that shot you chose the least remarkable. it is a bit start your morning, brian. your an audio guy by trade. give me the movie, this movie was then it s a 1980s movie. was it like karate kid? i believe it s over the top with sylvester stallone, the armrest mowing movie? did somebody tell you that? there s no way you know that. not 100% sure i love the fact that in there no sequel, why? here s the thing how great was it that he had a weight training with one arm. ansley is an like the world s best arms wrestling guy. what are you talking about, chris? winner takes it all, sammy hagar. you get the song wrong in the movie wron
Today, all triggered by headlines about the gop tax plan. The big fear for the market, the steep cuts in the Corporate Tax rate may be pushed back until 2019. And with that, stocks sold off, though eventually they cut some of those losses. The dow finished the day down 101 points to23,461. The nasdaq dropped 39. The s p 500 was off nine. The tax wrangling included, today, the passage of the legislation by a house panel. That paves the way for a full house vote next week according to majority leader kevin mccarthy. But what moved stocks today was not news but details from the newly released Senate Version of a proposed law. Ylan mui has more. Reporter the senate releasing its longawaited tax plan today. That proposal would delay the deduction in the Corporate Tax rate by one year. It wouldnt get down to 20 until 2019 but it would stay there permanently. It would limit the companiess ability to deduct interest. There are big changes on the individual side as well. The senate bill would k
you talked about it being the inflation reduction act. john cornyn the senator from texas this deal was cut in the back room secretly by chuck schumer and joe manchin beard nobody knew anything about it. the more you look the more you realize this is false advertising. this is not an inflation reduction act according to penn morton and makes them look worse in the near term. it certainly is a tax increase too much and doesn t want to fact the somebody s making as little as $2,000 a year would see a tax increase under this bill. this is a bad idea whose time is not come. they talked about.
well, yeah, certainly, partisanship is at an all-time high, they ve come to an agreement, frankly, should have passed in august it would be more bipartisan. and they held it up, and made that victory more bittersweet than it ought to have been. on the build back better, this is a totally different exercise. i disagree with patti, i don t think it s going to help the democrats very much because that bill is bloated. i listen to penn morton and the committee on responsible government they say this is going to cost 3.6 to $3.9 trillion. we just received a cbo report a few days ago and there are many gimmicks and i would say dishonest in how they scored this thing. even though there are popular provisions in there. democrats are missing the point.
What Should Museums Do With the Bones of the Enslaved?
As one museum has pledged to return skulls held in an infamous collection, others, including the Smithsonian, are reckoning with their own holdings of African-American remains.
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has announced that it will open a notorious collection of 1,300 human skulls, including some from enslaved people, to repatriation claims.Credit.Universal Images Group/Getty Images
April 20, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET
The Morton Cranial Collection, assembled by the 19th-century physician and anatomist Samuel George Morton, is one of the more complicated holdings of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.