SOCIATY
- Ratcliffe on IG report: Doesn't take 500 pages to say everything was done right
- GOP, Dem reps both wary of upcoming Sondland testimony
- Trump praises Rep. Stefanik after Yovanovitch hearing: ‘A new Republican star is born'
- Trump fan hit with scooter as protest outside California Democrats convention turns violent: report
- Buttigieg surges clear of Warren, Biden, Sanders in latest Iowa poll
ENTERTAINMENT
-
Empty Source!
HEALTH
- When pregnant women who abuse opioids are treated like criminals, their babies suffer
- A warmer world is an unhealthier place for children, doctors warn
- Superbug infections are rising but deaths are falling, CDC says
- Statin use is up and U.S. cholesterol levels are down after controversial guidelines
- For young athletes, concussion risks of playing sports are still unclear, experts say
Former top White House adviser Steve Bannon confirmed in a recent interview that he once tried to have the alleged Ukraine whistleblower booted from the National Security Council (NSC) at the White House over concerns of information leaks.
17.11.2019 Michigan county seized retiree’s home over $8 debt – now he’s fighting back in state’s top c
While Uri Rafaeli’s case, which is currently being decided in Michigan’s Supreme Court, is extreme, it is hardly unique as more than 100,000 homeowners in the state have fallen victim to an aggressive property tax statute that legislators in Lansing passed two decades ago.
17.11.2019 Johnson says whistleblower complaint will make foreign relations tough for future presidents
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., said Sunday the whistleblower’s complaint about President Trump’s July 25 phone call with the Ukrainian president is going to make it difficult for future presidents to have private conversations with fellow world leaders.
17.11.2019 Moving toward possible 2020 bid, Bloomberg apologizes to minority communities for past policy: ‘I
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has yet to formally announce whether he will run for president in 2020, but during remarks where he looked to the future before a majority-black church in Brooklyn, he apologized for his controversial “stop and frisk” policy of his that sowed distrust of police in black and Latino communities during his administration.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., gave strict orders to President Trump not to “intimidate” the whistleblower who sparked the House impeachment inquiry into the president – telling Trump that he was in her “wheelhouse” if he attempted to go after the person.
Rep. John Ratcliffe, R-Texas, said on Sunday that he believes the upcoming Inspector General report on the origins of the 2016 counterintelligence investigation into Russia and the Trump campaign is going to be damning evidence of wrongdoing by FBI and Justice Department officials and could lead to a full-fledged criminal investigation.
U.S. Ambassador Gordon Sondland, who met with President Trump several times regarding Ukraine, is scheduled to testify before the House Intelligence Committee this week as part of an ongoing impeachment inquiry, but congressmen from both parties Sunday were hesitant to put much stock behind what he will say.
TRAVEL
-
Empty Source!
