The results are in from the one of the largest and broadest surveys of health in the United States. … Read more
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State Department Report Slams Clinton Email Use
WASHINGTON — (CNN) A State Department Inspector General report said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed to follow the rules or inform key department staff regarding her use of a private email server, according to a copy of the report obtained by CNN on Wednesday. The report, which was provided to lawmakers, states,…… Read more
Paul Ryan Not Ready To Endorse Donald Trump
House Speaker Paul Ryan is tamping down speculation he plans to imminently endorse Donald Trump.… Read more
Texas To Sue Obama Administration Over Transgender Bathroom Directive
The state of Texas will sue the White House over its new transgender directive in schools.… Read more
An About Face from McAuliffe About His Contact with a Chinese Businessman
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe now says he probably met with the Chinese businessman whose $120,000 in donations to his 2013 campaign are part of an investigation by the FBI. … Read more
Johnny Depp says Australia’s deputy PM looks ‘inbred with a tomato’
Johnny Depp says that Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce looks “inbred with a tomato.”… Read more
House Expected to Vote on D.C. Budget Autonomy
House Expected to Vote on D.C. Budget Autonomy… Read more
Obama Tells Vietnamese Audience That Despite Election Drama, America Will Be OK
“We end up doing OK because the American people are good people,” Obama said… Read more
Trump Cruises To Victory In Washington State Primary
Despite the win, Trump still hasn’t QUITE clinched the GOP nomination yet. … Read more
House Passes Narrow Zika Measure Designed to Remove Red Tape
“Even though the pesticides used to spray mosquitoes are already federally and state approved, ridiculous EPA regulations make it harder for local governments to get the permits they need to kill mosquitoes near sources of water where they breed,” House GOP Whip Steve Scalise, R-Louisiana, said in a statement after the votes.
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Americans Are Fatter Than Ever, CDC Finds
The results are in from the one of the largest and broadest surveys of health in the United States. … Continue Reading
State Department Report Slams Clinton Email Use
WASHINGTON — (CNN) A State Department Inspector General report said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed to follow the rules or inform key department staff regarding her use of a private email server, according to a copy of the report obtained by CNN on Wednesday. The report, which was provided to lawmakers, states,…… Continue Reading
Paul Ryan Not Ready To Endorse Donald Trump
House Speaker Paul Ryan is tamping down speculation he plans to imminently endorse Donald Trump.… Continue Reading
Texas To Sue Obama Administration Over Transgender Bathroom Directive
The state of Texas will sue the White House over its new transgender directive in schools.… Continue Reading
An About Face from McAuliffe About His Contact with a Chinese Businessman
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe now says he probably met with the Chinese businessman whose $120,000 in donations to his 2013 campaign are part of an investigation by the FBI. … Continue Reading
Johnny Depp says Australia’s deputy PM looks ‘inbred with a tomato’
Johnny Depp says that Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce looks “inbred with a tomato.”… Continue Reading
House Expected to Vote on D.C. Budget Autonomy
House Expected to Vote on D.C. Budget Autonomy… Continue Reading
Obama Tells Vietnamese Audience That Despite Election Drama, America Will Be OK
“We end up doing OK because the American people are good people,” Obama said… Continue Reading
Trump Cruises To Victory In Washington State Primary
Despite the win, Trump still hasn’t QUITE clinched the GOP nomination yet. … Continue Reading
House Passes Narrow Zika Measure Designed to Remove Red Tape
“Even though the pesticides used to spray mosquitoes are already federally and state approved, ridiculous EPA regulations make it harder for local governments to get the permits they need to kill mosquitoes near sources of water where they breed,” House GOP Whip Steve Scalise, R-Louisiana, said in a statement after the votes.
… Continue Reading