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Please stop publishing leftwing opinion pieces, as "News"

Your leftwing opinion pieces are NOT news, they're just opinion. News pieces have been verified and come from a professional journalism organization.

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  • Carey Templeton commented  ·   ·  Report

    The majority of an intellectual and patriotic America wants a News Media that is unbiased, YAHOO should LISTEN TO THE HEARTBEAT OF AMERICA.

  • Jimmy Matlock commented  ·   ·  Report

    Stop supporting the marxist/communist blm and antifa. That's my suggestion.

  • Human Being commented  ·   ·  Report

    But what would happen if we all used or yahoo used a racist name or title for blacks ?
    How about we use "savages" for black stories and news and " privileged" for white stories and news ? Then it would be even.

  • M R commented  ·   ·  Report

    Try the TRUTH Yahoo, your articles stink !

  • Nightlistic commented  ·   ·  Report

    When Obama was nominated for a Nobel there were days worth of articles about it. Its been two days since President Trump was nominated for one, and not a single article. If that is not biased I don't know what is. Its quite disgraceful as a news organization not to report the news because of a political agenda.

  • Judy Wiese commented  ·   ·  Report

    Tired of dummying down American Public. Do not want to hear about boob jobs, who's who this/that actor, etc. Tired of President Trump bashing. Best POTUS ever! If weren't for the Constitution, you should be charged for libel and/or treason. Print how Biden needs teleprompter,can't answer public w/o choreography, has dementia.

  • Brent Pankow commented  ·   ·  Report

    Covering the 19 Anniversary of 9/11 You had nothing yesterday morning. That is unacceptable. I could read about that actor from *******. Give me a break! This is America. If you can’t remember the people who lost their lives in the worst American tragedy. Time to find another news source

  • Troy Sarkozy commented  ·   ·  Report

    Let me know when your information gets truthful and I'll definitely download the application again

  • phil-divot commented  ·   ·  Report

    Your stinking organization has gone totally over the top with it's war on Trump and conservatives. There isn't a shred of neutrality evident anywhere. It seems getting rid of Trump is your total focus. You are NOT a news organization. You are an agenda pusher. There is no fix for Yahoo except bankruptcy.

  • Sandra K Howell commented  ·   ·  Report

    Trump administration secretly withheld millions from FDNY 9/11 health program"  
    "Only Congress, not the Executive Administration, can do that."    
    There is no instance when the President can withhold or deny allocated funding, or change the allocation of funds, to any U.S. Federal program." 

    Someone should do at least a minimal amount of research before posting said "journalistic headline news", otherwise your "Headline News" makes your staff appear ignorant.
    A BRIEF GUIDE TO THE FEDERAL BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS PROCESS
    It is important to remember that the president’s budget proposal is simply a request. It has no binding authority on Congress and is best understood as a detailed statement by the administration of its fiscal goals and policy preferences. Additionally, as the OMB often produces different scores than the CBO, the budget request often has different numbers than those Congress uses to make its decisions.

    "Congressional Budgeting"
    The president’s budget request starts the process, and then Congress responds.
    The first step in the funding process is the creation of a concurrent congressional budget resolution. The budget resolution has one key purpose, which is to set the total level of discretionary funding (known as the “302a allocation”) for the next fiscal year. While the resolution looks at total federal spending over a 10-year window, it is not binding beyond the approaching fiscal year. The budget resolution is both similar to and different from traditional legislation. Like a legislative bill, budget resolutions originate in the relevant committee (in this case, the respective budget committees of each chamber) and must be approved by the whole chamber. Unlike a traditional bill, budget resolutions do not require presidential action and can pass with a simple majority, and the Senate is barred from filibustering votes on these bills. Budget resolutions are supposed to be filed by April 15, although this has been rare in recent sessions. More commonly of late—particularly when the chambers are controlled by opposing parties—each chamber will pass its own resolution, or simply pass a “deeming resolution,” a simple resolution which sets the 302a allocation without advancing a budget. Budget resolutions often include multiple policy proposals, usually along the lines of extending or rescinding various tax provisions, though occasionally as detailed as making changes to the Pell Grant eligibility formula. Due to their non-legislative status, these proposals are understood to be an effort by the majority to send a message about their fiscal priorities.

    "Congressional Appropriations"
    With the 302a allocations determined, the funding process moves to the appropriations committees in each chamber. Long considered one of the most powerful and prestigious committees on which to serve, Appropriations is responsible for determining program-by-program funding levels. This is done through 12 separate appropriations bills, each generated by a specific subcommittee, covering individual federal agencies or groupings of agencies. For example, the bill that covers traditional student financial aid and National Institute of Health funding is the Labor-Health and Human Services-Education and Related Agencies appropriations bill, and it covers the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and a handful of small agencies such as the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The chairs of the appropriations subcommittees, under the direction of the appropriations committee chairperson, divide the 302a allocation among the 12 subcommittees. This allocation provides the total funding pool for each of the appropriations bills, known as the "302b allocation." In simple terms, the 302a allocation represents the size of the whole funding pie, while the 302b allocation is equivalent to the size of one of the 12 slices of that pie.Armed with their 302b allocation, the various subcommittees then divide that funding level among the programs under their authority. This process is accompanied by multiple activities. The most visible are public hearings by the subcommittees, where they invite the secretaries of the various agencies to testify on their budget requests. Simultaneously, legislators and their staff from outside the subcommittees submit requests for funding levels they would like to see, expressing their support for programs. Finally, committee staffers often meet with advocates of the programs to discuss the funding outlook. The subcommittee staff then produces an appropriations bill that is brought to the full subcommittee for a vote. While it is possible to amend a bill in subcommittee, it is not common. If it passes, the bill is then taken up by the full committee, often with several amendments to the underlying bill. This process works in an identical fashion in both the House and Senate. It is not uncommon for the two chambers to have different 302a’s and 302

  • Liz Greenwood commented  ·   ·  Report

    Support Trump like you supported Obama. I am older, Obama was an awful president. He was almost as bad as Jimmy Carter.

  • Greg Smith commented  ·   ·  Report

    The NEWS heading should be changed to opinion, or 'take' if that sounds better. Everything posted from national news to sports to politics to money has a *****; a clear bias; an unchallenged bias. Where some stories begin with a shred of truth by the end of the article the story has become a piece of fiction dressed up to look like the gospel according to Yahoo. The bias has become so blatant that if it wasn't for the email account lots of us have with yahoo, we would never visit the page. So stop calling your news the NEWS; go hug trees; go march in support of a cause; go riot; go and affirm violence against peaceful citizens. You're already doing it now, just go all the way.

  • Bob Ressler commented  ·   ·  Report

    Stop the anti President PROPAGANDA ******** and you must now leave our country, you are anti USA

  • Sema Daniels commented  ·   ·  Report

    At About 2 minutes 5 seconds into the video for the story, "Trump says he never wants to 'create a panic,' but his history says otherwise, https://news.yahoo.com/trump-says-never-wants-create-192136947.html, the banner as he's speaking in front of Marine One says the date is October of 2020. That's impossible. We're only barely into September of 2020. Hopefully, an easy fix.

  • i p commented  ·   ·  Report

    Please stop posting biased articles regarding the president.This promotes an agenda rather than reporting truth so people can know ALL

  • TIMOTHY D FLYNN commented  ·   ·  Report

    Since Floyd's death, police chiefs have stepped down for various reasons in Seattle, Atlanta, Portland, Oregon, and Richmond, Virginia. In Rochester, New York, on Tuesday top police leaders announced their retirements amid nightly protests over the handling of the suffocation death of Daniel Prude in police custody.

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