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President Donald Trump is praising Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones for his stance against players protesting during the national anthem. Trump is on Twitter offering a "big salute" to Jones, who Trump says "will BENCH players who disrespect our Flag."
Sen. Dianne Feinstein announced Oct. 9 that she is running for a fifth full term. Dianne Feinstein's announcement Monday that she will run for a fifth full term in the U.S. Senate scrambles the career plans of a lot of prominent Southern California Democrats.
NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith released a statement Monday regarding players protesting during the national anthem, saying "no player is disrespecting our country or our flag." Smith's statement comes following Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' comments on Sunday that his players must stand for the anthem or else they would not play.
DALLAS Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has delivered a scathing warning to any players who consider taking a knee during the national anthem. U.S. Vice President Mike Pence walked out of a NFL game on Sunday in his home state of Indiana after some players knelt during the national anthem, a form of demonstration that began last year as a symbolic protest about police violence against racial minorities.
Colin Kaepernick, center, as quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers in 2016, takes a knee during the national anthem, along with other teammates. A CBS sports reporter who said Sunday that Colin Kaepernick would stand for the national anthem if given the opportunity to play in the NFL again later admitted that he never discussed the issue with the former quarterback.
Poor Mike Pence , he's so close to being President of the United States, and yet, he's so unbelievably craven and morally bankrupt in every way, forced to eternity to lick the boots of one Donald Trump over, and over, and over again. Actually, on second thought, not poor Mike Pence.
The US vice president, Mike Pence, has left an American football game after some of the players dropped to one knee during the national anthem. The former Indiana governor flew in for the Indianapolis Colts-San Francisco 49ers game on Sunday but he did not stay long.
Vice President Mike Pence has left the 49ers-Colts game after about a dozen San Francisco players took a knee during the national anthem. The former Indiana governor flew in so he could watch Peyton Manning's jersey retirement ceremony on Sunday.
Vice President Mike Pence walked out of Sunday's NFL game in Indianapolis after several San Francisco 49ers players took a knee during the national anthem. Shortly thereafter, Mr. Pence said in a tweet that, "I left today's Colts game because President Trump and I will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our Flag, or our National Anthem."
Vice-President Mike Pence stated earlier today that he was at the game in Indianapolis to help honor the career of Colts legend Peyton Manning. Looking forward to cheering for our @Colts & honoring the great career of #18 Peyton Manning at @LucasOilStadium today.
The housing shortage, particularly for visitors to Anniston, became more and more acute as our involvement in declared war reached the 10-month mark. The housing shortage, particularly for visitors to Anniston, became more and more acute as our involvement in declared war reached the 10-month mark.
The Air Force Association's CyberPatriot Program Office has announced Red Bank Regional High School District as its newest CyberPatriot Center of Excellence. CyberPatriot, the nation's largest and fastest growing youth cyber education program, is AFA's flagship science, technology, engineering and mathematics program dedicated to strengthening cyber skills among American youth.
Republican leaders are making clear that Congress will take no action on gun legislation in the wake of the massacre in Las Vegas. Republican leaders are making clear that Congress will take no action on gun legislation in the wake of the massacre in Las Vegas.
President Donald Trump says reaching out to Democrats for help in getting immigration legislation is difficult because "the Democrats don't want secure borders." . President Donald Trump says reaching out to Democrats for help in getting immigration legislation is difficult because "the Democrats don't want secure borders."
In the wake of the Las Vegas mass shooting, public officials repeated a grim ritual Monday that has become all too familiar in recent years: issuing statements of sympathy on social media. Members of the Arkansas congressional delegation turned to prayer and Twitter after learning of the bloodshed in Nevada's largest city.
29, 2017, in Washington. Trump is en route to Bedminster, N.J. . Acting Homeland Secretary Elaine Duke, left, talks to first responders during her visit Friday, Sept.
There was a significant decrease in NFL players kneeling during the national anthem this Sunday as compared to last, but almost half of Colin Kaepernick's old team took a knee. Kapernick began his national anthem protest over a year ago on the San Francisco 49ers.
Donald Trump's attacks on the NFL players who protest racism and police brutality has backfired tremendously. Now even Michael Hayden, a four-star general who served in the military for 39 years and went on to serve as national security adviser and head the CIA, has taken a side -- and it's not with Trump.