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Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley Friday strongly criticized Federal Communications Commission security guards who manhandled a reporter Thursday at the agency's headquarters. "The Federal Communications Commission needs to take a hard look at why this happened and make sure it doesn't happen again," Grassley said in his Friday statement.
After weeks of speculation, the White House announced on Friday that K.T. McFarland will leave her position as deputy national security adviser to serve as ambassador to Singapore. "I am pleased to nominate K.T. McFarland to be Ambassador to Singapore, one of America's great allies," President Trump said in a statement.
Democrats and their liberal media cohorts in the mainstream media are doing all they can to create a case out of nothing to impeach President Trump. Democrat Congressman Al Green called for Trump's impeachment on the House floor this past week.
The initial reports about Richard Rojas, the driver who mowed down all those people in Times Square yesterday, indicated that he may have been drunk or fleeing a robbery or both. I got the impression that he might not have intended to hurt or kill people.
Swedish prosecutors dropped rape charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Friday, but British authorities still intend to arrest him if he leaves the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Assange was accused of sexually assaulting two women during a visit to Sweden in 2010.
Family's private investigator: There is evidence Seth Rich had contact with WikiLeaks prior to death - WASHINGTON - It has been almost a year since Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich was murdered in the nation's capital. There have been no solid answers about why he was killed until now.
Regional voting intentions show Tory tide rising across country - With the opening stage of the campaign drawing to a close as parties unveil their manifestos, YouGov reveals how each region of Britain intends to vote at the general election For the first time in this election
Mizzou likely to cut hundreds of positions amid expected 7 percent enrollment drop - Amid budget cuts and an anticipated 7.4 percent drop in enrollment, leaders at the University of Missouri-Columbia are expecting to trim about 400 positions. - Most of the jobs would be cut through attrition, with fewer than 100 layoffs projected.
Manafort Got $3.5M Mystery Mortgage, Paid No Tax - Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort took out a $3.5 million mortgage through a shell company just after leaving the campaign, but the mortgage document that explains how he would pay it back was never filed - and Manafort's company
Hannity calls for White House control of media at press briefings Fox News host Sean Hannity is urging the Trump administration to "restructure" the daily White House press briefings and restrict the topics raised by reporters. - "First, the White House press team should regularly develop
President Donald Trump's alleged revelation of classified material to Russian officials last week sparked a national security controversy Monday, but the move is technically within his power. As president, Trump has the authority to declassify information as he sees fit, though that privilege has rarely been invoked.
Republican Representative Jason Chaffetz, out of Utah, reportedly told House Republicans that he plans on taking a role at Fox News. Back in April, Chaffetz announced he would not be seeking reelection in 2018 and apparently he plans to have a "substantial role" at Fox News on air, as was reported by the Washingtonian .
Comey's firing is a gift to the FBI Let's cut right to the chase: James Comey should have been fired immediately following his disastrous press briefing last July, in which he candidly laid out the case against Hillary Clinton over her mishandling of classified information and then refused to recommend charges.
Why working class Americans voted with their middle finger - MORE FROM: 'We're voting with our middle finger," a Trump supporter in South Carolina told a reporter last fall. No doubt. - Many a liberal observer saw the Trump vote as a rageful taunt aimed at racial and sexual minorities.
Cutout of Sean Spicer in the bushes becomes Internet meme - Cutouts of press secretary Sean Spicer in bushes have quickly become a new Internet meme. - The joke began after a report from The Washington Post on Tuesday following President Trump's stunning decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
America's fleet of nuclear reactors is rapidly aging, posing a serious problem for the country, according to a Friday report from the Energy Information Administration EIA's report notes that nearly all nuclear plants in the U.S. started operating between 1970 and 1990. This means they're aging fast and will need to renew their original 40-year operating licenses before 2050.
President Donald Trump received a standing ovation for his commencement address at Liberty University on Saturday after he told graduates, "as long as youhave faith in your God, then you will not fail." The President began his speech by blasting "pathetic" critics, hinting at his own ascent the presidency, and went on to talk about his executive order on religious freedom before giving graduates a strong piece of advice: "never, ever give up."
The nonviolent campaign that shook up the dictatorship in Cuba, changed the Cuban Communist Constitution and continues to haunt the Castro regime. 15 years ago today, carrying 11,020 signed petitions in support of the Varela Project, Oswaldo Paya Sardinas, Antonio Diaz Sanchez, and Regis Iglesias Ramirez walked with the bulky card board boxes labeled Project Varela turning them into the Cuban National Assembly.