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'National Geographic' just made history with its new cover - As part of its January 2017 issue exploring our evolving understandings and definitions of gender, National Geographic is featuring nine-year-old transgender rights activist Avery Jackson on its cover - the first time a trans person has made the cover of the magazine.
The New York Times announced today it would vacate 8 floors in its iconic New York City headquarters. Via Zero Hedge According the a just released note from executives Arthur Sulzberger and Mark Thompson, the newspaper will vacate at least eight floors from its iconic building, allowing it to 'generate significant rental income' because it is 'frankly, too expensive to occupy this many floors when we don't truly need them.'
Vessels roam the waters of the East China Sea during a naval exercise, October 19, 2012. The Chinese navy conducted a joint exercise in the East China Sea with the country's fishery administration and marine surveillance agency on Friday.
Or just CLICK THIS LINK to start shopping for anything. Don't worry - anything you buy through it will pay Daily Pundit a commission! Thanks! This article is high-larious! It starts off sneering at Hillary "Sagging Moneybags" Clinton, , but the loons at the Daily Beast simply can't restrain themselves, and shortly veer wildly off the tracks into a sustained primal screech of hatred and terror about Donald Trump, specifically about a party he threw in this hotel 23 years ago ? Trump has obviously negotiated one of his yuge deals, in the case allowing him to live rent-free in the heads of the progressive left forever.
Sean Hannity Continues Lovefest with Julian Assange: 'You've Done Us a Favor' - The bizarre Sean Hannity-WikiLeaks bromance has now only grown more loving. - On Thursday afternoon, Hannity, the Fox News host and informal Trump adviser, once again interviewed WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange
Roy Cooper threatens to sue as legislature moves to secure more power - RALEIGH - Legislative Republicans clashed fiercely with Gov.-elect Roy Cooper Thursday as the House and Senate voted to sharply limit his appointment powers - and Cooper vowed to sue them over any law he deems unconstitutional.
The Impending Collapse Of The Global Warming Scare - Over the past three decades, the environmental movement has increasingly hitched its wagon to exactly one star as the overwhelming focus of the cause, namely "climate change." Sure, issues of bona fide pollution like smog and untreated sewage
Trump is going to be mad when he hears what his appointees think about the TPP - His top economic and foreign policy advisers love it (as do his other advisers). - Donald Trump ran for president on a platform of, among other things, strident opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership
It's almost a parody. A bunch of people you mostly can't recognize, meaningfully pushing a stupid leftist idea with cuts from "celebrity" to "celebrity" and a lot of repetition, all designed to make you point and laugh.
Mike says he has contacted police and was threatened to be shot in the head if he cast his vote for Trump. Mike Banerian is a youth chair of the Michigan Republican Party and an official elector obligated to cast his electoral vote for President-elect Donald Trump.
Here's the Public Evidence Russia Hacked the DNC - It's Not Enough - There are some good reasons to believe Russians had something to do with the breaches into email accounts belonging to members of the Democratic party, which proved varyingly embarrassing or disruptive for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Since becoming Exxon's CEO in 2006, and before that as head of the oil giant's international division, Tillerson has presided over operations in some 200 countries, positions that put him in contact with a global rogues' gallery of strongmen from Russia's Vladimir Putin to Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, Chad's Idriss Deby to Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh. That experience, according to friends and allies, makes him well-suited to go toe to toe with some of the world's nastiest people.
Hillary Clinton's campaign team, which literally wrangled reporters during an event in July 2015, should have treated the press more like animals, according to one of her fiercest supporters and political operatives. "Look, this is a lesson learned," Brock said in an interview with Politico's Glenn Thrush .
If you've been keeping up with the alleged Russian hacking scandal, you've got to be unimpressed by the "evidence". Let's see, some anonymous CIA source with no proof offered says it was Russia.
A Florida agency paid an estimated $26.2 million in Medicaid benefits over a five-year period to dead people, a government watchdog reported Tuesday. The Florida Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Program continued paying people after they died because the agency didn't update beneficiaries' death dates or collaborate with other agencies that track deaths, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Resources Inspector General found.
Rex Tillerson, chairman and CEO of ExxonMobil, testifies about the company's acquisition of XTO Energy before the House Energy and Environment Subcommittee on Capitol Hill in Washington in this January 20, 2010 file photo. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/Files President-elect Donald Trump's choice for secretary of state will likely face the ire of Democrats who believe the oil man helped hide decades-worth of climate research.
A Clinton campaign aide says that a typo in a March 19 email sent to John Podesta is to blame for opening the campaign chairman's Gmail account up to Russian cyber hackers. The IT aide, Charles Delavan, tells The New York Times that his error - typing the word "legitimate" instead of "illegitimate" to describe a hacker's email - continues to haunt him.
During a wide-ranging interview with Glenn Thrush, the Media Matters founder audibly choked-up while discussing a fake news story that drove a North Carolina man to storm a Washington D.C. pizzeria with a rifle. Brock told Thrush that James Alefantis - Brock's ex-boyfriend and owner of Comet Ping Pong - "had his own relationship with John Podesta."
ESPN reporter Britt McHenry told an emotional tribute on behalf of herself that's both hysterical and surreal, but let's set the record straight and make one thing crystal clear: she's no hero. The McHenry piece is titled "ESPN's Britt McHenry: 'I Blame Myself, but the Video Is Not Who I Am,'" and told to Abigail Pesta for Marie Claire on Monday.