First Lady Melania Trump in Hospital Recovering From Kidney Surgery

The White House released a statement Monday afternoon announcing First Lady Melania Trump underwent kidney surgery earlier in the day at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, and is expected to spend the week there. This morning, First Lady Melania Trump underwent an embolization procedure to treat a benign kidney condition.

New “Inclusive” Cheerleading Policy Sparks MAJOR…

A New Jersey high school is trying out a new cheerleading policy that is already stirring up a real hornet's nest after a mother complained when her daughter didn't make the cut. Sophomore Stephanie Krueger said she's been practicing four days a week for the last decade, dreaming of making it to Hanover Park High School's top tier cheering team, known as the "Black Squad."

Facebook Suspends 200 Apps Suspected Of Collecting Data

Facebook has suspended roughly 200 apps suspected of misusing data they have gathered on the social media site, a vice president at the company said on Monday. The company has investigated "thousands of apps" and "around 200 have been suspended," Ime Archibong, vice president of Product Partnerships at Facebook, wrote in a blog post .

Student Phishes Teachers’ Log-In Info, Changes Students’ Grades Except His Own

A Concord, Calif., high school student was arrested on May 9 after logging into his high school's grading system network and changing students' grades except his own. About 70 miles southwest of Sacramento, a 16-year-old Ygnacio Valley High School sophomore created a phishing email, which isn't a traditional "hack" rather a trick to get unsuspecting victims to reveal their log-in user names and passwords - one teacher fell for it.

Donald Trump Wants To Help Make A Controversial Chinese Company Great Again

President Trump, who campaigned in no small part on his complaints about the American trade deficit with China and his claims that China is a currency manipulator, is now saying he wants to help a controversial Chinese telecommunications company regain access to American markets: In a surprising overture to China, President Donald Trump says he would help a Chinese telecommunications company get "back into business," saying too many jobs in China are at stake after the U.S. government cut off access to its American suppliers. The U.S. Commerce Department last month blocked the ZTE Corp., a major supplier of telecom networks and smartphones based in southern China, from importing American components for seven years.

Democratic rep’s bill would give ‘poor’ pols crashing in their offices cheap housing

As the nation's capital struggles with a homeless crisis, Mississippi Rep. Bennie Thompson plans to introduce legislation as soon as this week calling for a study into converting a vacant residence hall blocks from the US Capitol into cheap housing for the well-paid politicians. "I think that building should be available to members of Congress who have found housing costs to be prohibitive," Thompson told The Post - referring to House members who rake in at least $174,000 a year.

Schumer, Menendez and the other Iran-deal hypocrites

Trump's decision to blow up the Iran deal is a massive attack on Europe - Few ideas are as holy in President Trump's international liturgy as the concept of national sovereignty. His National Security Strategy speaks of a "beautiful vision - a world of strong, sovereign, and independent nations Trump team sends mixed signals to Europe - National security adviser John Bolton on Sunday carefully doubled down on President Donald Trump's threat that European countries could be sanctioned by the United States if they continue to be involved with Iran.

He Was a Tireless Critic of the Iran Deal. Now He Insists He Wanted…

Trump's decision to blow up the Iran deal is a massive attack on Europe - Few ideas are as holy in President Trump's international liturgy as the concept of national sovereignty. His National Security Strategy speaks of a "beautiful vision - a world of strong, sovereign, and independent nations Trump team sends mixed signals to Europe - National security adviser John Bolton on Sunday carefully doubled down on President Donald Trump's threat that European countries could be sanctioned by the United States if they continue to be involved with Iran.

Mueller indicts a ham sandwich

In "Robert Mueller would prefer not to" we took a look at Special Counsel Mueller's reluctance to proceed with criminal case he has brought against Concord Management, one of the three Russian entities he has indicted. There I noted that Mueller appeared not to anticipate that any of the defendants would appear in court to defend against the charges.