All articles tagged with #compromise
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Axios
A bipartisan group of House Democrats and Republicans proposed a compromise to extend ACA tax credits for two years, aiming to break the government shutdown impasse and address healthcare cost concerns, signaling growing frustration with partisan gridlock.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Washington Post
President Trump expressed openness to a healthcare deal to end the government shutdown, but key disagreements remain, particularly over ACA subsidies and shutdown conditions, with Democrats demanding an agreement on subsidies before negotiations can proceed.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Slate
The letter writer's roommate's boyfriend is mistreating their cat, and the situation has become tense. The advice suggests finding a compromise by keeping the cat in the writer's room on occasion and having a direct conversation with the boyfriend to improve the situation. If the compromises don't work, the writer may have to consider moving out.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Slate
A reader seeks advice on how to navigate changes in their relationship with a partner they initially had a secret work affair with, expressing a desire to maintain elements of risk and degradation in their sex life. The columnist advises open communication, self-reflection, and exploring alternative ways to fulfill these desires while respecting their partner's boundaries, suggesting potential compromises and discussions about the importance of these specific aspects of their sex life.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NPR
A woman shares her experience of navigating her husband's fear of contracting COVID-19 again after a traumatic bout with the virus, which left him with lingering symptoms and heightened anxiety due to being immunocompromised. The couple struggles to find a balance between maintaining safety measures and longing for their pre-pandemic life, highlighting the impact of long COVID on relationships. Experts emphasize the importance of communication, empathy, and compromise in addressing the challenges faced by couples dealing with COVID-related anxieties.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Washington Post
A woman in her late 20s is concerned about her footloose boyfriend feeling tied down after moving in together, despite both not wanting marriage or children. She suggested compromises for him to travel alone or with her, but he rejected them, leaving the conversation unresolved. Advice suggests finding a mutually acceptable arrangement for responsibilities and independence, while also flagging the possibility that he may be avoiding taking ownership of wanting to end the relationship.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
The departure of Senator Kyrsten Sinema highlights the dwindling number of bipartisan dealmakers in the Senate, as evidenced by the retirements of influential swing votes like Joe Manchin and Mitt Romney. The trend reflects a shift away from compromise and towards partisan politics, with little incentive for consensus-building. The potential loss of the filibuster, combined with the allure of attention-driven decision-making, further complicates the future of bipartisanship in the Senate.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by E! NEWS
Ben Affleck revealed that he compromised on privacy when rekindling his romance with Jennifer Lopez, expressing discomfort with their relationship being publicized, while Lopez acknowledged his unease but emphasized her artistic expression. The couple's journey, from their initial relationship in the early 2000s to their recent marriage, has been marked by public scrutiny and a desire for privacy, as depicted in Lopez's documentary "The Greatest Love Story Never Told."
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
In Jennifer Lopez's documentary "The Greatest Love Story Never Told," she reveals that Ben Affleck initially had concerns about being overly public with their relationship, but eventually learned to compromise and support her artistic endeavors. The documentary provides a behind-the-scenes look at her new album, inspired by her relationship with Affleck, and showcases their differing views on privacy. Affleck gave Lopez a book of their letters and emails, titled "The Greatest Love Story Never Told," and the couple navigates their differences in approach while learning to compromise in their relationship.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Page Six
Ben Affleck initially requested more privacy in his renewed relationship with Jennifer Lopez, expressing discomfort with a public romance, but later realized the need for compromise. Lopez, in her new documentary, discussed her husband's unease with the spotlight and its influence on her latest album. The couple, who recently reconciled after years apart, had previously been engaged in 2002 before parting ways in 2004.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
Senator James Lankford, a Republican from Oklahoma, worked on a border security compromise alongside Democratic and independent senators, but faced opposition from his own party. Despite his efforts to include strict immigration policies demanded by his party, fellow Republicans were unwilling to embrace the plan, highlighting the lack of political ground for compromise on immigration within the Republican Party.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango
On January 22, 2024, the Moon opposite Venus transit will bring positive changes in romantic relationships for Gemini, Leo, and Virgo. Gemini will learn the value of compromise, Leo will experience newfound compatibility, and Virgo will recognize the need for gratitude and change. This transit encourages open communication, understanding, and a willingness to compromise, leading to stronger and more harmonious relationships.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by UExpress
A man is conflicted with his girlfriend over the use of their garage space, as she wants to store furniture while he wants to keep his collection of tools and supplies. The advice given is to find a compromise and consider renting storage space. In another letter, a grandmother expresses anger towards her granddaughter's primary care doctor for dismissing her concerns about a lump, which turned out to be stage 2 breast cancer. The response acknowledges that the doctor may have followed guidelines but highlights the importance of advocating for oneself. Lastly, a man seeks advice on boosting his fiancée's self-confidence and standing up to their mothers who are taking over the wedding planning. The suggestion is to support her choices and assert their independence.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
European Union countries have reached a major deal to overhaul their joint migration system after three years of negotiations. The agreement, named the European Union migration and asylum pact, aims to address rising anti-migrant sentiment and give governments more control over their borders. It seeks to make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers, limit entry of migrants, and distribute migrants more evenly across the bloc. The deal has drawn criticism from human rights organizations for trampling on fundamental rights and lacking adequate protections for asylum seekers. The plan must still pass through the European Union's approval process to become law.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post
Senators from both parties, along with senior officials from the Biden administration, are working on legislation that would provide funding for Ukraine's security assistance in exchange for changes to immigration policy. This grand bargain would not only address vital U.S. interests in Ukraine's defense and border stability but also demonstrate that democracy can still function and bipartisan cooperation is possible. The proposed changes to immigration policy include tougher criteria for asylum claims, requiring migrants to wait in a third country while their claims are processed, and making it easier to remove those who cross the border illegally. While there should ideally be no linkage between border policy and military aid, Republicans have leverage due to public opinion turning against the Biden administration on immigration. Progressives should not rally against a deal, as the asylum system requires fixes, and failure could lead to a Trump victory in 2024. A successful deal would show Biden's ability to bring parties together on immigration, but it will require support from both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.