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Leslie Gordon

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As seen in: Nature, New York Daily News, Cisco Blogs, Essence, Maclean's, Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis, amNewYork, RedState, The Federalist, TheGrio and
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How Cisco is closing the gap on accessibility Original

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By Leslie Gordon, Mariama Swedish
| Cisco Blogs
technology entrepreneur Joe Devon and Ben Ogilvie, head of accessibility at ArcTouch, recently visited Cisco, they talked about how both GenX and Millennials are “aging into disability.” Those of us in these generations, they explained, could be in for a rude awakening: On the one hand, we’re not digital natives, but we have spent the last couple of decades acclimating to a world of apps and digital services.
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Third Annual Health Solutions Summit: Improving Medicare’s Sustainability

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By JAMES CAPRETTA, Josh Gordon Verified, Leslie Gordon, Lawson Mansell
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
AEI Senior Fellow James C. Capretta took part in the Third Annual Health Solutions Summit hosted by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget to discuss the Medicare program and its sustainability. As Medicare faces shortened window for solving its solvency problems, policymakers are looking towards solutions. Along with a panel of experts, James Capretta discussed not only which policies could alleviate the fiscal deterioration, but could why it vital that the problem be solved.
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Hunter Biden Pled 'Guilty,' but Can He Still Appeal?

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By Leslie Gordon
| RedState
After Hunter Biden pled guilty to nine counts of tax crimes in federal district court in Los Angeles, California, this week, many people assume that the only remaining issue is what punishment he will receive at his sentencing, which is set for December 16, 2024. There was some drama leading up to the plea, with Biden initially attempting to enter an Alford plea in which he would concede the sufficiency of the government’s evidence without admitting his guilt.
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