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Hundreds of Marines investigated for sharing photos of naked colleagues - The U.S. Department of Defense is investigating hundreds of Marines who used social media to solicit and share hundreds - possibly thousands - of naked photographs of women service members and veterans.
Media outlets are falsely suggesting President Donald Trump's executive orders approving the Keystone XL Pipeline also included directives mandating pipeline developers use American steel to complete projects. Politico and the Los Angeles Times reported Friday on the White House's recent decision to allow Keystone to complete its project without adhering to Trump's request that future pipe be made with American steel.
The British government's Environmental Audit Committee said Friday it is "deeply disappointed" with the United Kingdom Treasury's planned budget. The EAC feels the current Treasury plan prioritizes reducing power bills over environmental concerns.
Democratic lawmakers are attempting to ban all flavored vaping products in New Jersey, claiming they lure children to smoking and harm public health. The state Assembly's health committee approved the legislation Monday, but it will still need to pass through both houses of the state legislature before becoming law.
Despite early denials, growing list of Trump camp contacts with Russians haunts White House - Two days after the presidential election, a Russian official speaking to a reporter in Moscow offered a surprising acknowledgment: The Kremlin had been in contact with Donald Trump's campaign.
Trump to Undo Vehicle Rules That Curb Global Warming - WASHINGTON - The Trump administration is expected to begin rolling back stringent federal regulations on vehicle pollution that contributes to global warming, according to people familiar with the matter, essentially marking a U-turn
Why the Alt-Left Is a Problem, Too - Much of the media spotlight has been on the "alt-right." But the "alt-left" provides a mirror image distortion: the same loathing of Clinton, rejection of "identity politics," and itch for a reckoning. - Internet clickbait promotes mental tooth decay
Rand Paul has been trying his damnedest to get his hands on the Obamacare replacement bill, expressing alarm when he was told it was "under lock and key, in a secure location, and not available for [him] or the public to view." Apparently, that's not good enough for Rand.
In an interview with WESH2 that aired Wednesday, former Rep. Corrine Brown blamed corruption charges against her on redistricting and the fact that "I'm a black woman with a mouth." Brown offered a bizarre explanation for the reason behind the charges.
We made an exception to our rule against wasting valuable time on watching the mindless babbles of presidents and actually sat through President Trump's whole speech to Congress. We can't really, unless we were to go on for hours, highlight every single thing we liked about it.
EXCLUSIVE : Just call her Nkechi Diallo! The former NAACP president Rachel Dolezal who lied about being black has legally changed her name to a West African moniker meaning 'gift of god' - Rachel Dolezal, 39, changed her name to Nkechi Amare Diallo in a Washington state court in October, legal documents show
Google has pledged $11.5 million to combat "racial bias" and "disparities" in the criminal justice system, according to USA Today. - "Among the organizations receiving funds from Google.org is the Center for Policing Equity, a national research center that collaborates with police departments
Ex-Clinton volunteer slammed, loses job, after swipe at widow of fallen SEAL - A former Hillary Clinton volunteer drew swift condemnation - and lost his job - after mocking the widow of a fallen Navy SEAL who was honored by the president during his congressional address Tuesday night.
It's been nearly a month now since President Trump's Executive Order barring immigration or travel from seven majority Muslim countries was blocked by a Federal District Court Judge in Washington State, and later, by a panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals . In the immediate aftermath of the Court of Appeals ruling, the Administration announced that it was declining to immediately proceed with an appeal of the panel's decision and would instead attempt to rewrite the order in a manner that would address the legal deficiencies that those two courts, along with several others across the country , have found with the original order only to delay the issuance of a new order several times now.
Don't they know that it would be impossible for Cubans to follow a vegan diet, due to the scarcity of certain food items? Don't they know that street dogs in Castrogonia need much more than "dog treats", or that these dogs could be someone's next meal? Why would they be any better informed than the rest of the American people as a whole, or less attracted to the thrill of slumming in a repressive hell-hole and gazing at the ill-fed primitive natives with utter contempt? Why, Mildred, just last night I heard a very highly-placed world-class American scholar talking about the great Porterhouse steak he ate at a "private" restaurant in Castrogonia. He had no clue that such a meal is totally inaccessible to Cubans.
Thousands of Chinese troops have poured into China's unruly Western regions for an "all-out offensive" against terrorism and violent extremism. In a show of force, 10,000 armed police held a rally in Urumqi, Xinjiang, where hundreds of people have died over the past few years, reports Reuters.
Tom Godat, a union electrician who has always voted for Democrats, cast his ballot for Donald Trump last year as "the lesser of two evils" compared to Hillary Clinton. There's a lot that Godat likes about President Trump, especially his pledge to make the country great again by ignoring lobbyists, challenging both political parties and increasing the number of good-paying jobs.
Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a stalwart supporter of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, thinks the congressional effort to repeal the health care law needs to shift left to court Democrats instead of conservative members of the GOP. Kasich was the first Republican governor to expand Medicaid in his own state and is vocally pushing Congress to preserve the extra federal funding for broadened Medicaid eligibility during Obamacare repeal.
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A recent video posted this week shows Islamic Republic strategist, Hassan Abbassi , described the destructive potential of Iran's hidden army within the US. The Iranian Revolutionary Forces Commander Abbassi admitted to having terror cells situation and ready to strike in the United States.