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 WASHINGTON --Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Illinois, has made a lot of history in her 50 years. After losing both legs in combat, she became the first disabled woman elected to Congress. She s the first senator to give birth while in office. And on Thursday, she helped make history again: Her new daughter was the first infant allowed on the Senate floor.A little blustery w stanley cup eather didn t stop Duckworth and her 10-day-old daughter from testing out a newfound freedom. She s pretty young to be making history. You know, hopefully we re not setting expectations too high for her,  Duckworth said, laughing.                Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., with her baby Maile Pearl Bowlsbey leaves the Senate floor after voting on Capitol stanley kubek  Hill in Washington, on Thu., April 19, 2018.                                                      AP                                        Duckworth, an Iraq war veteran, has cast hundreds of votes in her career. But until today, she would not have been allowed to bring her newborn with her -- an obstacle no one thought much about until Duckworth became the first pregnant sitting senator.                                        Women senators worked to change the rules. What are you going to do when you have to vote at three in the morning   asked Sen. Amy Klobuchar.  A number of our colleagues had questions. Will she change the diaper on the floor  She will not do that.         Last night, the Senate unanimously voted to allow stanley italia  senators to carry their infants on Ajpf Nays Lead, Market s Crashing
 By David Paul Kuhn,CBSNews Chief Political WriterRalph Nader insists he is in the presidential race for keeps. If President Bush wins again, so be it, he says. Though Nader thinks he ll hurt Mr. Bush more than help him.Democrats call Na stanley quencher der delusional. He thinks they re hypocrites. For the independent candidate, his long-term goals trump any short-term repercussions.In a candid discussion with CBSNews, Nader says he will not pull himself off ballots in key states, like Florida, no matter what. When pressed, he asserts that even if the polls prior to Election Day indicate clearly that his candidacy reelects Mr. Bush, he will not step aside for the good of the team, in order to help larger liberal causes.                                          That s not my team,  Nader says.  All they have been doing is losing state legislators, state offices, local offices, congressional offices and the presidency to the worst of the Republican Party, the Gingrich-Tom Delay type.  Especially riled by state ballot confrontations this week with Democrat stanley mug ic opponents, Nader says the Democrats  have the nerve to basically say to their supporters stanley cup ,  Trust us again.  We are not going to trust you again. We are going to take apart the Bush administration and all kinds of ways that the Democrats are too cautious, too unimaginative or too indentured to the same commercial interests that fund the Republicans.         If they want to pick up some of these issues, if they catch on,  Nader continues, he wi

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 As he tries to secure his legacy, President Joe Biden has unleashed a flurry of elect stanley cup ion year rules on the environment and other topics, including a landmark regulation that would force coal-fired power plants to capture smokestack emissions or shut down.The limits on greenhouse gas emissions from fossil-fueled electric stations are the Democratic president s most ambitious effort yet to roll back planet-warming pollution from the power sector, the nations second-largest contributor to climate change.The power plant rule is among more than 60 regulations Biden and his administration finalized last month to meet his policy goals, including a promise to cut carbon emissions that are driving climate change roughly in half by 2030. The regulations, led by the Environmental Protection  stanley cup Agency but involving a host of other federal agencies, are being issued in quick succession as the Biden administration rushes to meet a looming but uncertain deadline to ensure they are not overturned by a new Congress 鈥?or a new president. The Biden administration is in green blitz mode,鈥?said Lena Moffitt, executive director of the activist group Evergreen Action.ITS NOT JUST THE ENVIRONMENTThe barrage of rules covers more than the environment.With the clock ticking toward Election Day, Bidens administration stanley us  has issued or proposed rules on a wide range of issues, from student loan forgiveness and affordable housing to overtime pay, health and compensation for airline passengers who are unreasonabl Gbgm Ukraine claims Russia put rocket launchers at nuclear power plant
 LAKELAND, Fla. 鈥?Dixieland residents are worried their historic homes are at risk. According to Lakeland police there have been more than a dozen fires set in the last two weeks. Many of those fires have been set in alleyways, burning down trash cans, fences and spreading to trees.The latest fire was set at Dobbins Park in Lakeland, where the arsonist destroy starbucks stanley cup ed a trash can and also destroyed one of the slides. To vandalize something like that, its not cool,  Clayton Watts, who was there as his young children played, said.Reports show the fires began on June 12, 2019 when seven trash cans were set on fire in the early morning. The arsonist targeted streets along Belmar Street, Park Street, Hancock Street and Patterson Street.The next fires were not lit until June 28 when the arsonist went along Florida Avenue, Citrus Lane, Hancock Street and Orange Street setting another six tras stanley cup h containers on fire.According to neighbors, the person responsible has also been setting wooden fences on fire. The concern is a fence goes up, a house goes up and then two houses go up and then it could be pretty serious,  Jason Hagerman said. He lives in the historic district of Lakeland and says most homes there are more than 100 years old.June 28, the arsonist s  reportedl stanley quencher y set five lawn chairs and a bed on fire which were in the back of a pickup truck.The following day, June 29, the arsonist targeted Dobbins park. Young kids maybe, teenager,  Watts said. He guessed it could be kids on summer brea

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 The U.S. Federal Reserve s Federal Open Market Committee released its observations on Wednesday of the state of the U.S. economy, which appeared to be a mixed bag.The FOMC report said that while the U.S. banking system appeared  sound and resilient despite multiple U.S. bank collapsesthis year alone, tight credit conditions could affect the job market when it comes to hiring.The report said  tighter credit conditions for households and businesses are likely to weigh on economic activity, hiring, and inflation. The extent of these effects remains uncertain. SEE MORE: Fed interest rate hike: What it means for real estate marketThe Fed said indicators show U.S. economic activity has been  expanding at a moderate pace.  The committee said gains in the U.S. job market have been  robust in recent months, stanley cup   with the unemployment rate remaining low.TheU.S. Department of Labor releaseda report recently that showed that by the week that ended on July 15, unemployment insurance claims had dropped by 9,000 from the week before.A recentBureau of Labor Statistics reportreleased earlier in July found that a stanley cup s worries of a looming recession persisted, the unemployment rate did not remain the same for all groups.Data showed that Black workers made up around 90% of a recent spike in unemployment. The report found that the unemployment rate among Hispanic workers also went up, reachin stanley cup g about 4.3% in the same period.The Fed said it hopes to see inflation at a rate of about 2% over the long run and Nmad DOJ reportedly investigating fake elector certifications from 2020 presidential election
 WAUKESHA 鈥?Waukesha Police say two people were arrested Wednesday night after they caught driving a stolen vehicle and fled from police. Around 8:45 p.m. police located a stolen vehicle on N. Grandview Blvd near GE. After refusing to get out of the car, the male driver got out after 15 minutes and resisted stanley cup  arrest. A female who was in the car then jumped into the drivers seat and took off for a short distance, heading toward WCTC before she finally stopped. She then resisted arrest and fought with police. Officials say the two suspects had numerous drugs in their possession and consumption. Further details are expected to be released later Thurs copo stanley day. TMJ4 will pro stanley mug vide updates as they become available. Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip