Amazon Sues Former Exec Over Suspicions He Took Trade Secrets To New Startup

JANUARY 28: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos and his wife MacKenzie Bezos participate in the opening ceremony of the newspaper's new location January 28, 2016 in Washington, DC. Kerry and Bezos worked to help free Post reporter Jason Rezaian after he spent 18 months in an Iranian prison after he was jailed and tried in secret for espionage.

Dem Introduces ‘COVFEFE Act’ To Record All Of Trump’s Tweets

A Democratic lawmaker introduced legislation Monday to specifically require that all of the president's social media posts be archived, following an unusual typo from President Donald Trump. The COVFEFE Act, which stands for Communications Over Various Feeds Electronically for Engagement Act of 2017 and is named after Trump's May 31 tweet featuring that strange word, would update the laws requiring the White House to archive all presidential communications.

Nearly A Third Of Smokers Will Opt For Black Market Marijuana After California Legalization

Recreational marijuana legalization promises to rake in more than $5 billion for California in 2018, but nearly one-third of smokers will continue buying black market weed. A new study from the University of California Agricultural Issues Center shows taxes and red tape surrounding the state's burgeoning recreational market will dissuade some smokers from initially joining in.

London Police Chief: Terror Victims Show How Diverse We Are

The rainbow flag flies with the Union Flag and the Scottish flag on Whitehall, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages, in London March 29, 2014. Prime Minister David Cameron hailed Britain's first gay marriages on Saturday, saying marriage was not something that should be denied to anyone because of their sexuality.

Nancy Pelosi Says Comey’s Revelations On Loretta Lynch…

Nancy Pelosi on Friday said she didn't think it was 'such a big deal' that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch directed former FBI Director James Comey to refer to Hillary Clinton's criminal email investigation as a "matter." When a reporter asked Pelosi if it was a big deal that Comey was directed by former AG Loretta Lynch to use Hillary Clinton's campaign verbiage and refer to her criminal email investigation as a 'matter', here was her response: "I think that President Clinton was probably paying a courtesy visit.

Scoring Political Points Off Dead Victims Of Terrorist Attack Is Obscene

London police chief Cressida Dick in an interview just one week after the London Bridge terror attack which left eight dead: The commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police says the nationalities of the eight victims in the terrorist attack on London Bridge tell a proud story of London's unique makeup. "It's desperately sad and poignant but among those who died is someone who's British, there are French, Australian, Canadian, Spanish," Cressida Dick told The Associated Press in an interview Saturday.

Trump headed to Miami

Trump is preparing to tighten at least some of Obama's changes, including restricting business with the Cuban military and U.S. travel that resembles tourism. Those type of revisions have been endorsed by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Miami Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, the only two local GOP members of Congress who backed Trump and as a result have pressured his administration on the issue.

New illegal immigration numbers reveal Trump’s incredible impact …

New illegal immigration numbers reveal Trump's incredible impact on the border - One of President Donald Trump's central campaign promises was to shut down the flow of immigrants illegally crossing into the United States, especially from Mexico. The day's must-read political news and opinion pieces are scattered across hundreds of news outlets and blogs, too many for any one person to read.

Democrats are trying to doom New York’s public housing

The city's public-housing stock is falling apart, and there are scant funds for repairs. So why are local politicians trying to block a plan to pump in new money? That's right: City Councilman Ben Kallos, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer and Rep. Carolyn Maloney are trying to slow a plan to raise cash at the New York City Housing Authority's Holmes Towers on the Upper East Side.

‘Fearless Girl’ Statue Gets the Burqa Treatment During the #MarchAgainstSharia

Rebel Media's Laura Loomer made a bold and hilarious statement today at the #MarchAgainstSharia in New York City when she covered the "Fearless Girl" statue with a burqa! Saturday, people across the country gathered to march for human rights against Sharia . At the gathering in New York City, wearing the classic, red " Make America Great Again " hat, Rebel Media's Laura Loomer carried a sign that read " No Such Thing as Islamic Feminism " and covered the "Fearless Girl" statue in New York City with a burqa .

New Jersey: School Alters Yearbook Photos to Remove Trump Clothing and Pro-Trump Quotes

A New Jersey school district is investigating why the yearbook photos of two high school students were altered to remove President Donald Trump's name on clothing they wore. The Wall Township district also is probing why a Trump quote submitted by the freshman class president wasn't included under her photo while a quote by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt appeared under the senior class president's photo.

Adam West, TV’s ‘Batman,’ Dies at 88

Adam West, Straight-Faced Star of TV's 'Batman,' Dies at 88 - The actor struggled to find work after the campy superhero series was canceled, but he rebounded with voiceover gigs, including one as the mayor of Quahog on 'Family Guy.' - Adam West, the ardent actor who managed to keep Adam West, TV's 'Batman,' Dies at 88 - Adam West - an actor defined and also constrained by his role in the 1960s series "Batman" - died Friday night in Los Angeles.

Puerto Rico To Vote On Statehood For Fifth Time In Forty Years

Voters in Puerto Rico head to the polls Sunday to decide whether to back a bid to make the U.S. territory the 51st state, at a time when the island is gripped by an economic crisis that is creating stiff challenges for such a proposal. The nonbinding plebiscite in the island of 3.4 million people presents three options: statehood, independence or a continuation of its current status as a territory.