This is a great time to be a Baltimore resident because the next mayor we choose, will decide the fate of the city.
So this is a debate worth having in the coming days, not because it will decide the election, but because it matters to the nation -- and because we owe first responders more than just a "thank you" for their service.
Because they will decide it's their favorite toy and you're a monster for giving it away.
Some economists argue that raising the cost of labor will actually hurt low-wage workers because employers will decide to hire fewer people.
With each headline, Trump's aides are acquiring a strange new power over him, because they will decide when to protect him and when to protect themselves.
Teddy Gross, whose nonprofit group, Common Cents New York, is supervising the effort, said it was more meaningful than contributing dollars to the Fund for Afghan Children because students will decide exactly where to donate their pennies and monitor the results.
The Moscow Arbitration Court's ruling next week "is the most significant thing happening about Yukos, because it will decide whether bailiffs should go for the Sibneft stake first," said Erik Wigertz, co-director of research at United Financial Group, a brokerage firm partly owned by Deutsche Bank.
The polls matter because they will decide whether the country will remain Germany's ally in the fight for fiscal discipline across the eurozone, or whether an increasingly frustrated Dutch electorate will vote for parties that could redefine the Netherlands' ties with the European Union.
"This is also my main concern, because it will decide the performance of her government".
The race holds statewide and national implications because it will decide which party controls the state Senate, which is split at 16 senators for each party, pending the results of this race.
