The protest against North Carolina’s so-called “bathroom law” has attracted another legendary name in music.… Continue Reading
Charleston Church Shooting: Dylann Roof’s Trial Rescheduled
The trial for a man accused of massacring nine people at a historic African-American church in South Carolina has been moved to early 2017.… Continue Reading
Jane Sanders: This Is ‘Not A Democratic Way To Carry Out An Election’
The Democratic Party’s primary process is alienating potential voters and is weighted to favor an establishment candidate, Jane Sanders, wife of Bernie Sanders, said Wednesday.… Continue Reading
Kerry Pushes Back On Trump Calls For Torture
Secretary of State John Kerry reaffirmed the United States’ opposition to torture Wednesday in an apparent attempt to rebut recent comments by Republican presidential candidates.… Continue Reading
Merkley Becomes First Sitting Senator To Endorse Sanders
Jeff Merkley on Wednesday became the first sitting U.S. senator to endorse the presidential bid of his colleague Bernie Sanders.… Continue Reading
HBO’s ‘Confirmation’ Opens Old Wounds On Biden’s Legacy With Women
A new HBO movie retells the story of Anita Hill’s role in the Clarence Thomas Supreme Court hearings, and its portrayal of Joe Biden complicates the Vice President’s record on women’s issues.… Continue Reading
Donald Trump Meets With Megyn Kelly At Trump Tower
Donald Trump and the Fox News host Megyn Kelly met at Trump Tower on Wednesday morning, people with knowledge of the matter told CNNMoney.… Continue Reading
Top Pentagon Official: ‘Right Now It Sucks’ To Be ISIS
A top Pentagon official said Tuesday that the U.S. is hitting ISIS with “cyber bombs” as part of its new arsenal of tactics being deployed against the terrorist group.… Continue Reading
GOP Hopefuls Find Common Ground On Combating Drug Abuse
GOP rivals John Kasich and Donald Trump have found common ground on one key issue that has played a major role in the 2016 presidential race: Fighting drug abuse.… Continue Reading
Obama Administration, Religious Non-Profits Open To Contraceptive Mandate Compromise
The Justice Department and religious non-profit groups are somewhat open to a way to solve their disagreement over Obamacare’s contraceptive mandate.… Continue Reading
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