analysis (noun)
8.4.22
Also missing is a plan to increase taxes on investment earnings, known as capital gains, to 25 percent, as well as an expansion of the net investment income tax, more than half of which would have been paid for by the top 0.1 percent of taxpayers, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center, a Washington think tank.
—Tobias Burns, The Hill, "Inflation Reduction Act drops most of Biden’s proposals to tax the rich," 4 Aug. 2022 {5:15 AM ET}
Also missing is a plan to increase taxes on investment earnings, known as capital gains, to 25 percent, as well as an expansion of the net investment income tax, more than half of which would have been paid for by the top 0.1 percent of taxpayers, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center, a Washington think tank.
—Tobias Burns, The Hill, "Inflation Reduction Act drops most of Biden’s proposals to tax the rich," 4 Aug. 2022 {5:15 AM ET}
5.26.22
Facebook blasts Apple power in newly released comments to government
—Rebecca Klar // The Hill // 26 May 2022 // 12:34 PM ET
Facebook blasts Apple power in newly released comments to government
—Rebecca Klar // The Hill // 26 May 2022 // 12:34 PM ET
2.28.22
Dan Hoffman: Putin is trying to extort us
—Fox News // 28 Feb. 2022 // 5 minutes 24 seconds [see 2:25]
Dan Hoffman: Putin is trying to extort us
—Fox News // 28 Feb. 2022 // 5 minutes 24 seconds [see 2:25]
10.5.21
Intelligence can aim at preventing group violence — larger conspiracies, planned standoffs, exploitation of public protests by infiltrators bent upon violence. In recent testimony before Congress, FBI Director Christopher Wray said that “we are focused very, very hard on how can we get better sources, better information, better analysis so that we can make sure that something like what happened on January 6th never happens again.”
—Brian Michael Jenkins, Contributor to The Hill, "Countering domestic terrorism will require rethinking US intelligence strategy," 5 Oct. 2021 {3:00 PM EDT}
Intelligence can aim at preventing group violence — larger conspiracies, planned standoffs, exploitation of public protests by infiltrators bent upon violence. In recent testimony before Congress, FBI Director Christopher Wray said that “we are focused very, very hard on how can we get better sources, better information, better analysis so that we can make sure that something like what happened on January 6th never happens again.”
—Brian Michael Jenkins, Contributor to The Hill, "Countering domestic terrorism will require rethinking US intelligence strategy," 5 Oct. 2021 {3:00 PM EDT}
7.6.21
While homelessness is increasing across all genders, the number of individual women living outside has risen faster in California than any other state, to 29,190 people in 2019, up 50% from 19,452 in 2016, according to an analysis by the National Alliance to End Homelessness. Across the country, the number of unhoused transgender people surged 113% during the same period.
—Lauren Hepler, San Francisco Chronicle, "After a year in their own beds, where will San Francisco's most vulnerable homeless women go?", 6 Jul. 2021 {8:48 AM}
While homelessness is increasing across all genders, the number of individual women living outside has risen faster in California than any other state, to 29,190 people in 2019, up 50% from 19,452 in 2016, according to an analysis by the National Alliance to End Homelessness. Across the country, the number of unhoused transgender people surged 113% during the same period.
—Lauren Hepler, San Francisco Chronicle, "After a year in their own beds, where will San Francisco's most vulnerable homeless women go?", 6 Jul. 2021 {8:48 AM}
11.4.20
A researcher who's part of Oxford University’s COVID-19 vaccine trials said on Wednesday there is a small possibility that the results of the vaccine could be ready in the U.K. by the end of the year. “The first step is to reach the point where we can do an analysis and figure out whether or not the vaccine works. ... I'm optimistic that we could reach that point before the end of this year," vaccinologist Andrew Pollard told U.K. lawmakers, according to CNN.
—Joseph Choi, The Hill, "Oxford scientist 'optimistic' COVID-19 vaccine will be ready in UK by end of year," 4 Nov. 2020 {4:03 PM EST}
A researcher who's part of Oxford University’s COVID-19 vaccine trials said on Wednesday there is a small possibility that the results of the vaccine could be ready in the U.K. by the end of the year. “The first step is to reach the point where we can do an analysis and figure out whether or not the vaccine works. ... I'm optimistic that we could reach that point before the end of this year," vaccinologist Andrew Pollard told U.K. lawmakers, according to CNN.
—Joseph Choi, The Hill, "Oxford scientist 'optimistic' COVID-19 vaccine will be ready in UK by end of year," 4 Nov. 2020 {4:03 PM EST}
3.27.20
The teen's death was reported Tuesday. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health initially said the cause was COVID-19, but later walked the comment back, saying further analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was needed to confirm the cause of death.
—Brooke Seipel, The Hill, "Teen who may have died of coronavirus was turned away from urgent care due to lack of insurance," 27 Mar. 2020 {8:55 PM EST}
The teen's death was reported Tuesday. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health initially said the cause was COVID-19, but later walked the comment back, saying further analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was needed to confirm the cause of death.
—Brooke Seipel, The Hill, "Teen who may have died of coronavirus was turned away from urgent care due to lack of insurance," 27 Mar. 2020 {8:55 PM EST}
11.15.19
The signing comes after George Conway, a staunch anti-Trump critic and husband to White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway, also appeared on MSNBC for the first time to provide analysis of impeachment hearings as a guest. He joined the network again Friday.
—Joe Concha, The Hill, “NBC signs Mueller 'pit bull' prosecutor Andrew Weissman as legal analyst,” 15 Nov. 2019 {5:16 PM EST}
The signing comes after George Conway, a staunch anti-Trump critic and husband to White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway, also appeared on MSNBC for the first time to provide analysis of impeachment hearings as a guest. He joined the network again Friday.
—Joe Concha, The Hill, “NBC signs Mueller 'pit bull' prosecutor Andrew Weissman as legal analyst,” 15 Nov. 2019 {5:16 PM EST}