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Roger Ailes' last wish: Out-foxing Fox - Before Roger Ailes' death on May 18, he expressed a final wish to some of his few remaining confidants: to get back in the game, with a conservative network that would position itself to the right of Fox News, as his baby became more moderate under the next generation of Murdoch leadership.
Poll: Support for Trump impeachment rises - An increasing percentage of voters want Congress to impeach President Donald Trump - even if they don't think Trump has committed the "high crimes and misdemeanors" the Constitution requires. - Forty-three percent of voters want Congress
'What was your reaction when your father was f***ing Monica Lewinsky?' Philippines president Duterte hits back at Chelsea Clinton after she criticised his 'joke' about troops raping women - Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte angrily hit back Wednesday at Chelsea Clinton for criticising remarks
A 2016 Review: Why Key State Polls Were Wrong About Trump - Nearly seven months after the presidential election, pollsters are still trying to answer a question that has rattled trust in their profession: Why did pre-election polls show Hillary Clinton leading Donald J. Trump in the battleground states that decided the presidency? 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. Fortunately, memeorandum arranges all of these links in a single, easy-to-scan page.
Metropolitan Police in D.C. arrested a man staying at Trump International Hotel after they found an AR rifle and a glock pistol in open view in his car Tuesday night. Upon searching the vehicle of 43-year-old Bryan Moles of Edinboro, Pa., authorities found 90 rounds of ammo and a glock handgun in the glove compartment.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ordered a taxpayer-funded school district in Wisconsin to allow a female transgender student who dresses like a boy and otherwise identifies as male to use the boys' bathrooms and locker rooms on school premises. Judge Ann Claire Williams, a Bill Clinton appointee, delivered a three-judge panel's unanimous ruling in the case, Whitaker v.
This is what I get for falling asleep before midnight. I don't have a lot in common with the 45th President of the United States, but we're both Twitter addicts .
John Suarez reminds us of the very profitable cocaine-trafficking business Panama's deceased dictator, Manuel Noriega , ran with his partners, the Castro brothers. The nefarious enterprise offered a perfect opportunity for the U.S. to learn about the absolute corruption and criminality of the apartheid Cuban dictatorship.
A massive truck bomb in Kabul exploded in one of the safest areas of Afghanistan's capital Wednesday, killing 80 and injuring hundreds more. The bomb left a crater that appears to be several feet deep in the middle of a Kabul street near several Western embassies and the Afghan presidential palace.
British Prime Minister Theresa May and her conservatives could lose their majority in parliament, according to a YouGov prediction one week before the general election. The constituency-by-constituency estimate suggests the Conservative Party would win 310 seats, down 20 from its current 330.
The worldwide economy is short $400 trillion of meeting retirement needs of only 30 years from now . Longer life spans and disappointing investment returns will help create a $400 trillion retirement-savings shortfall in about three decades, a figure more than five times the size of the global economy, according to a World Economic Forum report.
And that is news simply because so many media reports predicted, speculated or insinuated that he would be gone by now. This is at least the fifth or sixth wave of stories and segments suggesting that the press secretary was going to be fired, pulled from the daily briefings, or otherwise be downgraded and demoted.
Trump Tweets 'Covfefe,' and a Waiting World Supplies the Punchlines - WASHINGTON - And on the 132nd day, just after midnight, President Trump had at last delivered the nation to something approaching unity - in bewilderment, if nothing else. - The state of our union was ... covfefe.
Trump Aides 'Dreading' a Return of 'Trainwreck' Corey Lewandowski As the White House struggles to maintain message discipline with a compulsive tweeter in the Oval Office, whispers of Corey Lewandowski's reemergence have senior Trump administration officials gnashing their teeth. No One Wants The Big White House Job That Just Opened Up - "Hell no," one Republican said when asked about the communications director job in President Trump's administration.
REWARD OFFERED=> $1,000 to Anyone Who Flashes "CNN Is ISIS" with Kathy Griffin Beheading Pic During CNN Live-Feed Kathy Griffin is an employee of CNN. CNN condones this behavior because - 10 hours after this was first published - CNN has yet to release a statement on Legitimacy is a social construct, CNN should be fighting hard to gain it.
GOP taps anti-Clinton strategy to damage Elizabeth Warren early - BOSTON - Republicans are getting a jump on Elizabeth Warren's 2020 presidential campaign. - The Massachusetts Democrat is preparing to run for re-election to the Senate in 2018 and hasn't said yet whether she'll
How the Self-Esteem Craze Took Over America - And why the hype was irresistible. - In 1991, a children's book called The Lovables in the Kingdom of Self-Esteem was published. Written by Diane Loomans and illustrated by Kim Howard, The Lovables imparts a simple, nurturing message
The real scandal stemming from reports that Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner suggested setting up a backchannel with Russian officials is the leaking of classified information that led to Kushner's alleged request becoming public, according to former James Woolsey, the former CIA director under Bill Clinton. "There are a lot of things I think have been disclosed too much and I think that is the real scandal here," Woolsey said on CNN Tuesday night.
After seven months of grueling urban warfare, ISIS continues to lose ground to U.S.-backed Iraqi coalition forces in the northern city of Mosul, Iraq. Facing diminishing physical territories in Iraq and Syria, ISIS has stepped up its campaign in the cyber sphere.