Jeffrey Goldberg
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What Homeland Security Lapse Would Look Like; FCC Votes for Net Neutrality
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February 28, 2015
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10:25Now PlayingOn the Webcast Extra, NPR's Juana Summers explains the practical impact of failing to fund the Department of Homeland Security. What does a partial shutdown look like? As she explains, 15% of workers would be immediately furloughed while everyone else deemed essential would work without pay. Plus, John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times clarifies what the FCC’s decision to vote for net neutrality really means and how it affects consumers. And this week, the world learned the identity of the British ISIS militant known as Jihadi John. TIME’s Michael Duffy tells us more about Mohammed Emwazi’s past and talks about recent ISIS Western recruitment. The Washington Post’s Dan Balz details the trouble surrounding the Clinton Foundation’s acceptance of money from foreign governments while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State. How will it impact her presidential ambitions?
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