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An Alaska state agency is apologizing after political comments aimed at Donald Trump were posted on its official social media site. KTOO reports that the posts to the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Twitter account occurred during Monday night's presidential debate between Trump and Hillary Clinton, including one that referred to Trump as a "red-face mansplainer."
Air Force Col. Eugene Marcus Caughey, a 9/11 Pentagon survivor who was staring down a sentence of life in prison for rape, reportedly killed himself Sunday in his home.
JANUARY 18: Actor Tom Hanks attends the 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at The Shrine Auditorium on January 18, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. Tom Hanks made it clear once again that he is not supporting Donald Trump, but added that even if Trump wins America "will be fine."
DePaul University in Chicago may be the "worst school for free speech in the country," according to an aggressive attack levied against it Monday by a campus civil liberties group. The accusations against DePaul come from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education , a leading advocate for free speech on campus.
Hillary Clinton supporter and billionaire Mark Cuba told reporters Monday night before the first presidential debate that despite his tweet that he had a front row seat to the debate, that was not really the case. "When I tweeted that I was going to be in the first row I didn't have a first row seat.
Hillary Clinton's press secretary Brian Fallon told The Daily Caller Monday that he doesn't agree with the idea that immigration hurts American workers. "I don't submit to that," Fallon said at the first presidential debate when asked whether concerns about immigration hurting the wages of American workers are genuine.
Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by four points in the USC-Dornsife- Poll on Monday morning before the first national debate. Please adhere to our commenting policy to avoid being banned.
Why Donald Trump Should Not Be President - Donald Trump is a man who dwells in bigotry, bluster and false promises. - When Donald Trump began his improbable run for president 15 months ago, he offered his wealth and television celebrity as credentials, then slyly added a twist
Britain's Prince William, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George and Princess Charlotte arrive at the Victoria International Airport for the start of their eight day royal tour to Canada in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, September 24, 2016. Also pictured are Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau.
So do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded. You need to persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what he has promised. Hebrews 10:35-36
Trump threatens to bring Gennifer Flowers to debate - on Saturday threatened to bring a woman that Bill Clinton - had an extramarital affair with when he debates Hillary Clinton - "If dopey Mark Cuban of failed Benefactor fame wants to sit in the front row, perhaps I will put Jennifer Flowers [sic] right alongside of him!"
A new report shows that more than $9 million of Department of State money has been funneled through the Peace Corps to a nonprofit foundation started and run by Secretary of State John Kerry's daughter. That's just weird.
Twitter may receive formal bid shortly, suitors said to include Salesforce and Google - Twitter has received expressions of interest from several technology companies and may receive a formal bid shortly, sources said. - The social media company is engaged in conversations with potential suitors
An Ohio county chair for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump resigned and apologized Thursday after remarks she made in an interview about President Barack Obama. Kathy Miller, who was coordinating Trump's campaign in the crucial Mahoning County, told The Guardian on Wednesday there was no racism in the U.S. until Obama became president.
Twitter has suspended the account of Glenn Reynolds, a University of Tennessee law professor and a contributing columnist for USA TODAY and the News Sentinel, after a tweet that urged motorists to run over demonstrators blocking traffic in Charlotte, N.C. In response to a tweet from a TV news station in Charlotte that showed protesters on Interstate 277, the @Instapundit account wrote, "Run them down." "Ah. I saw it was suspended and didn't know why," Reynolds said in an email Thursday morning to the News Sentinel.
Professor Glenn Reynolds' response to the anarchy in Charlotte - where a criminal mob of hate-filled Democrat voters looted stores, attacked police and white civilians, and shut down a major freeway - was three words of advice to endangered motorists: "Run them down." What are we permitted to say about marauding gangs of thieves and thugs? The owners of Twitter have evidently hired Democrat Party activists to control the narrative on their platform, effectively turning it into a propaganda platform for a violent anti-white terrorist organization .
TEXT OF LETTER WEINER ASKED TEEN TO SEND TO TEACHER - The teen wrote this letter but sent it to a fake email address and sent a copy to Weiner. Parts of the letter that might identify her are redacted.