So far, Trump is only tweeting about the Times. 10 tweets on Monday alone. … Read more
Yearly Archives: 2016
Jane Sanders’ former college closes doors citing burden of land deal she orchestrated
WASHINGTON — (CNN) Burlington College, the small private liberal arts school in Vermont once headed by Jane Sanders — wife of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders — has announced it will close its doors permanently at the end of this month due to the “crushing weight” of debt incurred from a real estate deal during…… Read more
Feds: Amtrak 188 engineer distracted prior to derailment
He was distracted by radio conversations between other trains and dispatchers about other trains being hit with projectiles, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) concluded. It will announce its findings at a public meeting Tuesday in Washington.… Read more
Mural of Trump and Putin kissing sparks attention
The piece satirizes Trump and Putin by analogizing their relationship with a famous work of art on the Berlin wall, depicting Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and East German leader Erich Honecker sharing a kiss.
… Read more
How Donald Trump turned the tables on The New York Times
A scathing New York Times report about his “unsettling” treatment of women was the talk of the morning shows and looked set to dominate the news cycle for days.… Read more
URGENT – John Kasich: ‘Running third party doesn’t feel right’
WASHINGTON — (CNN) John Kasich said Monday that he would not mount a third party bid for the White House, putting an end to budding hopes that the former Republican presidential candidate would reenter the race. “I’m not gonna do that,” the Ohio governor told CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an exclusive interview, his first…… Read more
Long TSA lines: How long will this go on?
The Transportation Security Administration is trying to have 768 new security officers in place this summer, as early as mid-June, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said last week.
… Read more
Supreme Court sends Obamacare case back to lower court
The justices, in a unanimous decision, wrote that they were not deciding the case on the merits but instead sent the case back down to the lower courts for opposing parties to work out a compromise.
… Read more
Feds to review North Charleston police
While several cities have drawn criticism for their responses to police officers killing unarmed black men, North Charleston and South Carolina were largely applauded for their handling of the Slager case.
… Read more
Republican congresswoman’s transgender PSA: ‘Family is everything’
But new ads from the fiery Florida congresswoman flies in the face of arguments some fellow Republicans have been making as a debate over transgender rights heats up.… Read more
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Yearly Archives: 2016
WATCH: NY Times Stands By Trump Women Story; Trump Ponders Lawsuit
So far, Trump is only tweeting about the Times. 10 tweets on Monday alone. … Continue Reading
Jane Sanders’ former college closes doors citing burden of land deal she orchestrated
WASHINGTON — (CNN) Burlington College, the small private liberal arts school in Vermont once headed by Jane Sanders — wife of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders — has announced it will close its doors permanently at the end of this month due to the “crushing weight” of debt incurred from a real estate deal during…… Continue Reading
Feds: Amtrak 188 engineer distracted prior to derailment
He was distracted by radio conversations between other trains and dispatchers about other trains being hit with projectiles, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) concluded. It will announce its findings at a public meeting Tuesday in Washington.… Continue Reading
Mural of Trump and Putin kissing sparks attention
The piece satirizes Trump and Putin by analogizing their relationship with a famous work of art on the Berlin wall, depicting Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and East German leader Erich Honecker sharing a kiss.
… Continue Reading
How Donald Trump turned the tables on The New York Times
A scathing New York Times report about his “unsettling” treatment of women was the talk of the morning shows and looked set to dominate the news cycle for days.… Continue Reading
URGENT – John Kasich: ‘Running third party doesn’t feel right’
WASHINGTON — (CNN) John Kasich said Monday that he would not mount a third party bid for the White House, putting an end to budding hopes that the former Republican presidential candidate would reenter the race. “I’m not gonna do that,” the Ohio governor told CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an exclusive interview, his first…… Continue Reading
Long TSA lines: How long will this go on?
The Transportation Security Administration is trying to have 768 new security officers in place this summer, as early as mid-June, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said last week.
… Continue Reading
Supreme Court sends Obamacare case back to lower court
The justices, in a unanimous decision, wrote that they were not deciding the case on the merits but instead sent the case back down to the lower courts for opposing parties to work out a compromise.
… Continue Reading
Feds to review North Charleston police
While several cities have drawn criticism for their responses to police officers killing unarmed black men, North Charleston and South Carolina were largely applauded for their handling of the Slager case.
… Continue Reading
Republican congresswoman’s transgender PSA: ‘Family is everything’
But new ads from the fiery Florida congresswoman flies in the face of arguments some fellow Republicans have been making as a debate over transgender rights heats up.… Continue Reading