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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump now says his remarks that President Obama is the "founder of ISIS" were "sarcasm," just one day after repeatedly reaffirming the statement as "no mistake," and after conservative media figures defended his charge as "100 percent accurate." NY Times : "Donald Trump Calls Obama 'Founder of ISIS' and Says It Honors Him."
It is amazing." Indeed, as MSNBC's Chris Hayes pointed out , it has been "completely surreal" to watch the Republican nominee for President of the United States echo the nation's most prominent conspiracy theorist; but he's done just that, repeatedly.
Being savaged by Donald J. Trump on one side of the electoral aisle, and modestly beaten by the Democratic presumptive candidate, Hillary Clinton, the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement is lying somewhere between near death and miraculous survival. Those breathing life into that unfortunate beast remain politicians who embraced the mythology of free trade while never questioning what was free.
A President Donald Trump might push for Americans accused of terrorism to be tried in military tribunal at the U.S. Navy base in GuantA namo Bay, Cuba, the Republican nominee told the Miami Herald on Thursday. "I would say they could be tried there, that would be fine," Trump said in a brief interview ahead of his speech to home builders in Miami Beach.
Charlottesville is a diverse, enlightened, and progressive college town in Virginia with its public spaces dominated by war memorials, in particular memorials to Confederate soldiers not from Charlottesville who represent a five-year moment in the centuries of this place's history, as viewed by one wealthy white male racist donor at another moment in the 1920s. As the Black Lives Matter movement took off nationally this year, many Charlottesville residents demanded that imposing monuments to Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson be removed from their places of prominence.
On Thursday morning, the Daily Beast published an exceedingly gross and bizarre article by a straight, married male writer who lured in gay Olympians through hookup apps for no particular purpose. The entire piece is an astoundingly creepy exercise in Grindr-baiting, which involves a journalist accessing Grindr in an unlikely setting and ... seeing what happens.
In an article from 2013, a former staff member of WikiLeaks explained why he left the organization, which he described as one "crumbling under pressure, crossing ethical boundaries and placing people needlessly in danger." James Ball writes, "The reason I quit was because of a friend of Julian's whose activities were unstomachable and unforgivable.
That's the only possible takeaway from reading the US Department of Justice's 163-page report into Baltimore police, leaked on Tuesday. The report found major flaws in even the most basic modern policing practices, from arrests to use of force to basic interactions with the community.
Hard to say that Donald Trump has really gone off the rails, when it's debatable whether he's ever truly been on them in the first place. "ISIS is honoring President Obama," he said during a rally in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
A Transocean drilling rig was blown ashore and is now leaking oil along the coast of Scotland's Isle of Lewis. A 17,000-ton drilling rig had broken lose and was blown ashore on Scotland's Isle of Lewis and officials warned on Wednesday that it is now leaking oil.
"Governments have so much power, and a single person often does not," Manning said in a recently published interview. "It is very terrifying to face the government alone."
While the Paris Agreement marked a historic turning point in global efforts to combat climate change, the United States must nevertheless continue to ramp up efforts to help the world's most vulnerable people and countries cope with the near-term increase in climate-change-fueled extreme weather events that are already too late to avert. One tool that countries can use to help better manage and cope with these effects is climate-related risk insurance-yet such insurance is far too scarce across the developing world.
In 2015, more than 1,000 natural disasters inflicted some $100 billion worth of economic damages around the world. These natural disasters included severe storms, flooding, extreme temperatures, droughts, and wildfires-all of which are expected to increase in frequency for years to come as a result of climate change.
Fox's in house doctor team who usually have the sense to stay our of politics just ruined their reputations: Disgusting. Who are these quacks to demand to see her neurological files? Whether its emails or her medical files or anything else, Hillary Clinton is allowed absolutely no privacy because a bunch of right wing conspiracy theorists want to rummage around in her personal life.
JANESVILLE, Wis. - House Speaker Paul D. Ryan reveled in the aftermath of his commanding and expected primary victory Tuesday against Paul Nehlen, a Donald Trump-inspired opponent, by ordering cheese curds and beer for his supporters.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said at a rally that if Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton "gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. Although the Second Amendment people maybe there is, I don't know."
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addresses the audience during a campaign event at Trask Coliseum in Wilmington, N.C., on Tuesday. Sara D. Davis/Getty Images hide caption Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addresses the audience during a campaign event at Trask Coliseum in Wilmington, N.C., on Tuesday.
Fulton, the creator of the first commercially successful steamship, was born in Pennsylvania, managed to make friends with prominent people, and went to Europe at the age of 23, soon after the end of the American Revolution. He continued to make interesting friends there, including the socialist Robert Owen, who funded one of Fulton's early schemes.