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Last night, it took nearly two hours for the Republican debate to even briefly touch on an important issue: raising the minimum wage in this country from $7.25 an hour. The American people overwhelmingly want to raise the minimum wage, but not a single candidate embraced the idea with the same enthusiasm.The truth is, once again, if you are one of the wealthiest people in this country, you had eleven candidates on the stage talking about your needs for almost three and a half hours. The rich are getting richer and everyone else is getting poorer, yet for what seemed like an eternity, all they could talk about was not letting women control their own bodies and defunding Planned Parenthood. If you are a veteran or military family member, there was a lot of talk about more money for war and confrontation, but no conversation about how the cost of war continues long after the last service member has returned home from overseas. I think that’s one of the reasons our campaign is doing so well. We are willing to talk about the issues that matter in the lives of all Americans, and not just a handful of special interests and wealthy campaign contributors. And all throughout last night’s debate, I kept thinking about some of the people I’ve met and stories I’ve received since our campaign began. Like the young mother from California who wrote me a few weeks ago saying:
"I'm 25 years old and about to have my first daughter. I want her to be able to go to college without going into insane amounts of debt. I want her to be able to get the healthcare she needs to stay happy and healthy."
Or the printing company worker in upstate New York who wrote to me saying:
"I am paid $10.00 an hour for the past 2 years in a customer service role. I have 2 sons and cannot afford the daycare bill for them by myself. I've been forced to move home with my parents as my $650 paychecks after tax are not enough to live on with paying $500 for daycare just to go to work."
Today, we live in the richest country in the history of the world, but that reality means little when people who work 40 hours a week are living in poverty, and hundreds of thousands of young people are forced to give up their dream of going to college because it is too expensive. The good news is, this is a nation we can rebuild together. And I am asking you to join me in this campaign to build a future for all of us, and not just a few on the top.
Make a $3 contribution to our campaign if you’re ready for a political revolution that creates a country in which children aren’t living in poverty, kids can go to college, and seniors have health care. The truth is, I had to give up on the debate after two and a half hours. This country and our planet face enormous problems, and the Republican candidates on that stage last night barely touched upon them. There was no discussion about racial justice, income inequality, or making college more affordable. Nothing about child poverty, parental leave, or ensuring that every American can retire with dignity. And with virtually every campaign backed by an enormous Super PAC (except Trump who is his own Super PAC), you can be sure there was no discussion of the grotesque amount of spending corrupting our political process. And when the candidates did touch on actual issues, they were dead wrong on virtually every position they took. In less than a month, we’ll have our chance at the first Democratic presidential debate. But I’ll need your support to keep growing our political revolution between now and then. That’s why your contribution is so important.
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| iPad mini 4: Early impressions |
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| Review: Smartphone-controlled racing with Robotic Enhanced Vehicles |
 | At this year's London Toy Fair, WowWee unveiled its Robotic Enhanced Vehicles (REV), robotic race cars that allow players to battle against one another or against an AI opponent. We recently charged up a pair, launched the control app, and let the mayhem begin. read more |
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| Tern's Cargo Node bike folds up small but still pulls its weight |
 | Cargo bikes can be great for hauling around large, awkward objects, but by nature the vehicles themselves aren't all that portable. The Cargo Node is designed to tow up to a hefty 350 lb (159 kg) and fold down into something more manageable in ten seconds. read more |
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| Lumenus smart jacket signals a change of direction for cyclists |
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| Rungu's monstrous fat trike goes electric |
 | The original Rungu Juggernaut fat trike isn't always the easiest thing to pedal – particularly on loose terrain. That’s why its California-based designers have now come out with an electric version, which we spied at Interbike 2015. read more |
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| Moxy Sensor monitors muscle blood oxygen levels while you workout |
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| Rimac leverages supercar know-how in Greyp G12S electric bike |
 | In 2013, the company responsible for the 1,088 hp Rimac Concept One all-electric supercar rolled out an electric vehicle of the two-wheeled variety in the form of the Greyp G12. At Salon Privé 2015 earlier this month, Croatia-based Greyp Bikes premiered its successor, the Greyp G12S. read more |
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| Waterproof UE Boom 2 rolls up to the party |
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| Sensoria Smart Running System: A complete smart ensemble |
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| Samsung Gear S2 vs. Apple Watch |
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| SPACE |
| Study of NASA GRAIL mission data looks to unlock lunar secrets |
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| ARCHITECTURE |
| Droneport will enable drone deliveries of urgent supplies in Rwanda |
 | Foster + Partners has drawn upon its considerable experience designing airports to propose a "Droneport" for the East African country of Rwanda. The project will see drones fly out from the hub and travel up to 100 km to take medical and other urgent supplies to where they're needed. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Taiwan's Thunder Power storms Frankfurt with road and race EVs |
 | When you think of electric car manufacturers, Thunder Power doesn't exactly spring to mind. But the Taiwanese electronics company has used the Frankfurt Motor Show to unveil a new fully electric car with a claimed range of 650 km. read more |
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| Public gets first taste of Lutz Pathfinder pod |
 | The electric-powered Lutz Pathfinder pod was presented to the public of Milton Keynes, UK, yesterday. The two-seater is due to be trialed as a means of ferrying members of the public around town, initially under driver control but eventually as a fully autonomous vehicle. read more |
| HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
| World's first 8K TV to go on sale next month |
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The recently opened Sheen Center for Thought and Culture in downtown Manhattan hosted a panel discussion and screening of Jim and Jeannie Gaffigan’s TV Land comedy series “The Jim Gaffigan Show” this past Tuesday night. Though I wasn’t there, The Christophers’ Father Jonathan Morris served as the moderator and discussed the topic of religion with [Read More...] |
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The Republican presidential contest took a substantive and serious turn in Wednesday night's marathon debate, with candidates wrangling over immigration, gay marriage and foreign affairs.
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Patrick Kane's lawyers are working to reach a resolution with the woman who has accused the Blackhawks star of sexual assault, according to sources familiar with the case.
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Some neighbors called in complaints about the band's raucous show at Wrigley Field Tuesday night.
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An appeals court has tossed the 100-year sentence for the man convicted of killing 16-year-old Blair Holt on a CTA bus in 2007.
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A civilian employee of the Chicago Police Department was killed as he helped his wife unload groceries near their Morgan Park home Wednesday night.
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Paperless tickets could debut on Metra as early as this fall, enabling riders to buy and display virtual tickets on their smartphones with a Ventra app.
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John writes that the investigation of the shooting death of Fox Lake police Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz has included "closed-door meetings excluding the coroner, secrecy and denials."
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Anheuser-Busch InBev's potential takeover of SABMiller — joining the world's two largest beer companies — would create a $275 billion brewing giant and could also mean the end of MillerCoors' stay here.
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Chicago Sky player Elena Delle Donne has been turning a lot of heads this season in the WNBA. She was named the league's MVP on Wednesday.
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Jake Arrieta's bid for his 20th victory fell short Wednesday night, but the Cubs moved closer to their ultimate goal of clinching a National League wild-card playoff berth.
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