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For the record, I'm not in favor of political chaos and economic anarchy, but that seems to be the only route that Deep Staters 'round the world want to go down. The convenient protocols of finance in the industrial era which allowed routine borrowing from the future to get today's enterprise up and running have lost their mojo.
Over the last five years, the Everyday Feminism team has built an incredible network of intersectional feminists . In 2016 alone, we had more than 40 million viewers in over 140 countries.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is reaching out to whistleblowers for a meeting on the challenges they've faced when exposing wrongdoing at their facilities, following the establishment of an office to protect whistleblowers. Whistleblowers Kuauhtemoc Rodriguez from the Phoenix VA and Sean Higgins from the Memphis VA have been contacted by the Central Whistleblower Office for a conference call meeting Friday, which comes just over a week after President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating a new Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection at the VA, The Daily Caller News Foundation has learned.
Freelance reporter, Joe 'Rambo' Biggs and David Rodriguez documented just how easy it is to cross the southern border. Biggs and Rodriguez were able to cross the border between Anapara, Mexico and Sunland Park, New Mexico, U.S. many times in under a minute! Biggs and Rodriguez walked right up to the border with Mexico.
EXCLUSIVE - Tiffany Trump goes to Washington: First Daughter will attend law school at Georgetown, joining her dad Donald and big sister Ivanka in the nation's capital - Tiffany Trump will be attending law school at Georgetown University in the fall a spokesperson for the family revealed to DailyMail.com
House Republican leaders of the oversight committee have launched a probe into whether the Obama administration put U.S. national security at risk with his prisoner swap with Tehran last year to finalize the Iran deal. TGP recently reported on the specifics of the Iranians who were freed in this deal.
A Pentagon spokesman last month claimed that Abdul Hasib, the head of the Islamic State in Afghanistan was killed. Today, it has been confirmed by President Ashraf Ghani that the reports are correct.
Soot covers the unpainted facades of buildings on Tenth of October Boulevard. Old American cars from the 1950s, rebuilt with modern diesel engines and now privately operated as taxis, transit across asphalt, leaving behind a trail of black smoke and the unpleasant odor of gasoline.
An elderly woman with two little confronted a loud and boisterous crowd at a pool party - likely a community pool. This video needs to go viral and this guy should be arrested.
Belgian French language media outlet, RTBF, are citing 'reliable estimations' and numerous studies this evening to call Emmanuel Macron as the likely winning candidate in the French presidential election. Official projections will not be broadcast from Paris until 8pm local time.
"A deaf former IBM worker claims he wrongly accepted a lowball discrimination settlement of $200,000 because his lawyer exaggerated his knowledge of sign language and confused the sign for 'million' with that for 'thousand' while negotiating the deal." Software engineer James Wang, who had blamed his firing on his deafness, got $200,000 but says he expected $200 million.
Democrats tackle the 'big rebuild' - The Democratic National Committee headquarters remains mostly empty, devoid of almost any senior staff. It has a new chairman, Tom Perez, but there's still no executive director. There's a completely new organizational chart, but the gutted political
How to Raise an American Adult - Many young Americans today are locked in perpetual adolescence. Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse on how he and his wife are encouraging their own children to become fully formed, independent grown-ups
Obamacare repeal vote upends 2018 House landscape - This week's vote to replace Obamacare has scrambled the 2018 House landscape, jeopardizing Republican lawmakers across the country and potentially endangering the party's longstanding grip on the chamber.
Reports are emerging of torn - and therefore invalid - Le Pen ballot papers being received by voters ahead of tomorrow's all important French presidential election. In each case, the ballots of rival candidate, Emmanuel Macron, are intact.
After a disappointing March , the U.S. jobs market bounced back in April to deliver numbers more consistent with what we'd been seeing at the end of 2016 and the start of the new year: Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 211,000 in April, and the unemployment rate was little changed at 4.4 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Job gains occurred in leisure and hospitality, health care and social assistance, financial activities, and mining.
Scope of Federal Probe into Fox News Broadens - Federal investigators have interviewed network executives and on-air talent, asking about sexual-harassment settlements - Federal authorities have interviewed current and former Fox News employees and on-air talent in a widening inquiry
The Health Care Bill Could Be A Job-Killer For GOP Incumbents - Republicans in the House of Representatives voted today to approve a version of the American Health Care Act, their bill to repeal and replace Obamacare. The biggest effects of the bill will be on the millions of additional Americans
Photographs of Venezuelan student Hans Wuerich have been circulating all over the internet. He has stood naked before armed thugs of the Venezuelan dictatorship and pleaded with them to stop their violent repression.
Poll: Voters resist pre-existing condition opt-out - When it comes to overhauling the Affordable Care Act, there's one thing voters in both parties can agree on: They oppose weakening federal protections for those with pre-existing medical conditions. - A new POLITICO/Morning Consult