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The longest-ever government shutdown has ended with a negotiated whimper rather than a glorious Resistance victory, and many Democrats are furious at their leaders. 0.900

Simplified: The government shutdown ended without a clear victory, angering many Democrats.

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7 months ago
The messaging fight over the cost of living, particularly health care, which will be central to the midterm elections in 2026. 0.700

Simplified: Cost of living will be central to midterm elections in 2026.

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7 months ago
enough Democrats crossed the aisle to end the standoff. 0.800

Simplified: Democrats ended the standoff.

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7 months ago
Republicans refused to extend health care subsidies for 20 million Americans 0.900

Simplified: Republicans did not extend healthcare subsidies.

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7 months ago
The longest government shutdown in history is poised to end. 0.800

Simplified: The longest government shutdown is ending.

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7 months ago
Gavin Newsom and Pete Buttigieg opposed the deal, knowing that maximal opposition to Trump is the price of entry in Democratic primary politics. 0.800

Simplified: Newsom and Buttigieg opposed the deal because maximal opposition to Trump is needed in Democratic primaries.

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7 months ago
The aging New Yorker is so vulnerable to a potential primary challenge from progressive heartthrob Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that he must look to her now as a wounded wildebeest does to a hungry lion. 0.800

Simplified: Schumer is vulnerable to a primary challenge from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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7 months ago
Chuck Schumer desperately wanted to appease the Democratic base. 0.700

Simplified: Chuck Schumer wanted to appease the Democratic base.

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7 months ago
Minority Leader Chuck Schumer reduced the ask to a one-year extension of the subsidies. 0.800

Simplified: Chuck Schumer asked for a one-year extension of the subsidies.

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7 months ago
Obamacare subsidies first passed in 2021 and then re-upped in 2022 under Joe Biden — without a single Republican vote 0.900

Simplified: Obamacare subsidies were passed in 2021 and renewed in 2022 under Biden without Republican support.

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7 months ago
Democrats managed to escape the worst political fallout from their weeks-long refusal to fund the government. 0.700

Simplified: Democrats avoided the worst political fallout from refusing to fund the government.

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7 months ago
The longest shutdown in U.S. history — with increasing pain points across the country, especially among travelers — is ending, while the Democratic recriminations are just getting started. 0.800

Simplified: The longest US shutdown is ending, Democratic recriminations are beginning.

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7 months ago
In 1877 Miguel Cané was already lamenting his compatriots’ decline into the grubby world of commerce: ‘Our fathers were soldiers, poets and artists. We are shopkeepers, hawkers and speculators.’ 0.700

Simplified: In 1877, Miguel Cané lamented that his compatriots were becoming merchants rather than soldiers, poets, or artists.

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7 months ago
At its foundation in 2020, the Foro Madrid identified itself as the right-wing counterweight to two international organisations of the left, the São Paulo Forum and the Puebla Group. 0.800

Simplified: Foro Madrid was founded as a right-wing counterpart to São Paulo Forum and Puebla Group.

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7 months ago
Latin America experienced some of the highest mortality rates worldwide (Peru’s figure of 660 deaths per 100,000 was nearly twice as high as the UK’s). 0.900

Simplified: Latin America had high COVID-19 mortality rates; Peru's rate was double the UK's.

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7 months ago
When Bolsonaro won the presidency that year, his Partido Social Liberal went from having a single seat in Congress to being the second largest party with 52. 0.900

Simplified: When Bolsonaro won the presidency, his party went from 1 seat to 52 in Congress.

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7 months ago
The Pink Tide began to ebb after 2014, with the end of the sustained boom in commodity prices. 0.800

Simplified: The Pink Tide started declining after 2014, due to the end of the commodity price boom.

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7 months ago
By the end of 2011, at the height of the Pink Tide, some three-fifths of the region’s population lived in countries ruled by elected left-wing governments. 0.800

Simplified: In 2011, at the peak of the Pink Tide, around 60% of Latin America's population lived under elected left-wing governments.

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7 months ago
Between 1998 and 2014, left-wing candidates won a total of 32 elections in 13 different countries, from Hugo Chávez in Venezuela to Dilma Rousseff in Brazil. 0.900

Simplified: From 1998-2014, left-wing candidates won 32 elections in 13 countries, including Chávez in Venezuela and Rousseff in Brazil.

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7 months ago