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The California Senate Appropriations Committee passed a $400 billion universal health care bill Thursday with no plan to pay for it. The committee passed the bill in a 5-2 vote, sending it to be taken up on the senate floor next week.
A notoriously corrupt Department of Veterans Affairs manager fired in the first day of President Donald Trump's presidency-to rousing acclaim from veterans who heralded it as a sign of lasting reform-has been returned to work by VA officials after he filed a civil-service protections appeal. The return of the Puerto Rico hospital director is the latest example of Trump's reform efforts encountering the entrenchment of what he has called Washington's swamp, and comes in the same month a court ruled that the VA may not even be able to fire the Phoenix hospital director, who is a convicted felon as a result of job-related misconduct.
The U.K.'s domestic security service has launched an inquiry into how it missed warnings regarding Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi. MI5's "post incident investigation" will examine what may have been overlooked, while another investigation is being created for the service's oversight and leadership, according to the BBC.
Some 6 million Americans will have bankruptcies removed from their credit scores within the next half decade, according to a report by Barclay's PLC. Americans credit scores notched a record high this spring in conjunction with a decline in the share of U.S. consumers that are deemed to be high-risk borrower, The Wall Street Journal reports .
Temporary exclusion orders were introduced in 2015 to give security services a tool to block British citizens from returning to the country. The power has only been used once before, Home Secretary Amber Rudd revealed Monday, despite the return of around 350 Islamic State fighters in recent years.
Happy Memorial Day 2017 Let us always remember - in the words of Ronald Reagan - "freedom isn't free and America is the last stand on Earth." This amazing photo was taken in 1918.
Even with everything that's gone on, been allowed by political correctness, it's a shame that many citizens of the U.K. aren't willing to see the problem.
The liberal mainstream media excitedly reported on Jared Kushner's attempt to set up a secret channel of communication with Russia before the president took office. Kushner met with Russian officials briefly in December as part of his role in the transition and as a diplomatic conduit to the State Department.
Radio talk show host, author, columnist, and journalist Melanie Morgan and Brian Maloney of Radio Equalizer founded a new political group in support of FOX News television host Sean Hannity. The rapid response group was founded to take a stand against what it calls the "scalping" of conservative hosts.
Defense Secretary James Mattis offered a dark outlook of what war with North Korea would look like hours before the rogue regime launched another ballistic missile. Mattis said in a televised interview with CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday that a conflict with North Korea would be "probably the worst kind of fighting in most people's lifetime."
WSVN anchor Robbin Simmons tweeted out a video of red flashing lights from inside the White House at 8:30pm EST Sunday. Red lights flashing at the White House.
She doesn't quite comprehend that you have to commit 'treason, bribery, or other high crimes of misdemeanors.' The fact that Democrats don't like President Trump does not qualify as a high crime - no matter how much they complain.
President Trump is reportedly considering a major shakeup to his White House staff and bringing back top campaign strategists over his frustrations by what he sees as his team's inability to contain the crisis involving alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Expanding teams of lawyers and experienced public relations experts are being recruited, the Associated Press reported Sunday, as new revelations surface about Moscow's interference and possible improper dealings with the Trump campaign and associates.
Kushner's Relationship With Trump Tested as Russia Accusations Swirl - WASHINGTON - The most successful deal of Jared Kushner's short and consequential career in real estate and politics involves one highly leveraged acquisition: a pair of adjoining offices a few penny-loafer paces from his father-in-law's desk in the White House.
Trump's first foreign trip was a huge success - Donald Trump shakes hands with French President Emmanuel Macron at NATO headquarters on May 25. - Getty Images - MORE FROM: He was clear, concise and disciplined.
German chancellor Angela Merkel distanced herself from the US and the UK during a campaign event in Munich on Sunday. "The times in which [Germany] could fully rely on others are partly over.
Hillary Clinton for 2020 'not a good question,' says Rahm Emanuel - Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Sunday said he doesn't think asking whether Hillary Clinton - should run for the White House in 2020 is a "good question." - During an interview on CNN's "State of the Union," 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.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel dodged a question about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's plans to run for president again in 2020 during an interview Sunday. Emanuel served in President Bill Clinton's 1992 election and joined the administration in 1993.
The Daily Caller has identified three of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan's bodyguards who were involved in a brutal attack against peaceful protesters earlier this month, including one who was seen choking a woman and throwing her violently to the ground. Ismail Dalkiran, Servet Erkan and Hakan Gebes are the names of three of the Erdogan goons who took part in the assault of Kurdish protesters on May 16 outside of the embassy in Washington, D.C. All three are part of Erdogan's security detail and live in Turkey.