Arizona senator eyes 2020 primary challenge to stop Trump

Jeff Flake has a direct message for the Republicans of New Hampshire: Someone needs to stop Donald Trump. And Flake, a Republican senator from Arizona, may stand up against the Republican president in 2020 - either as a Republican or an independent - if no one else does.

Profile of next CIA Director Gina Haspel

'A night with Harvey, that's the price you pay': Director Terry Gilliam hits out at #MeToo 'mob rule', claiming some women 'did very well' after meeting with Weinstein and revealing why he thinks Hollywood will never change Trump's pick for CIA boss wasn't in charge of black site when al Qaeda suspect was waterboarded 83 times and lost an eye: Website drops claim which threatened to derail confirmation 'Who's next?' Trump jokes about high-level staff firings as national security adviser and veterans secretary's jobs hang in the balance Stormy Daniels' lawyer says SIX MORE women have come forward with similar stories about Trump and reveals she was 'physically threatened to stay silent' over their affair Russia is hacking our energy grid, nuclear facilities and aviation systems says Trump administration - and cyber war has been going on for two years Moscow hits back at Trump: The Kremlin ... (more)

It’s buyer beware as big airlines embrace ‘basic economy’ fares

When Michael Zwirn recently booked tickets for his family to travel from Washington, D.C., to Chicago to Boston, he snagged what he thought was a great deal - until he read the fine print. It turned out he'd inadvertently purchased "basic economy" tickets on United, which meant no changes, no access to the overhead bins and, most critically, no guarantee the three of them would be seated together.

It’s Members Only in One PA District

Conor Lamb, the Democratic candidate for the March 13 special election in Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District celebrates with his supporters at his election night party in Canonsburg, Pa., early Wednesday, March 14, 2018. Conor Lamb 's apparent victory Tuesday and the coinciding new map still roiling the delegation sets up an odd scenario and a rare middecade member-vs.-member race.

Sources: 106th Rescue Wing members killed in Iraq helicopter crash

New York Air National Guard flight engineer Christopher J. Raguso, a lieutenant with Commack fire and the FDNY, identified as one of the victims. Members of the 106th Rescue Wing of the Air National Guard stationed at Francis Gabreski Airport in Westhampton Beach were among those killed Thursday in the crash of a U.S. helicopter in Iraq, sources said.

B.C., three northwest U.S. states join forces on trade, addiction, environment

British Columbia Premier John Horgan and his counterparts in Oregon, Washington and California are adding the overdose crisis and trade to the list of issues considered vital to the four jurisdictions. Horgan, the governors of Oregon and Washington, as well as officials representing the governor of California have gathered in Vancouver to mark the 10th anniversary of the Pacific Coast Collaborative.

At least 6 crushed to death in Florida bridge collapse

This photo provided by DroneBase shows the collapsed pedestrian bridge at Florida International University in the Miami area on Thursday. MIAMI >> Authorities said Friday that the cables suspending a pedestrian bridge were being tightened after a “stress test” when the 950-ton concrete span collapsed over traffic, killing at least six people only days after its installation was celebrated as a technological innovation.

No “Happy Together” Ending for Common Law Public Performance Rights in Florida

In a multi-jurisdictional dispute between a band and a satellite radio provider, the US Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit adopted reasoning similar to that of the New York Court of Appeals in finding that the band's copyright infringement claim against the satellite radio provider must fail, since Florida common law does not recognize an exclusive right in public performance in pre-1972 sound recordings. Flo & Eddie, Inc. v.

Following stormy House session, DeLeo defends non-disclosure pacts

A day after two state representatives blasted the Massachusetts House's use of nondisclosure and non-disparagement agreements with some departing employees, Speaker Robert DeLeo on Friday defended the practice as a "part of doing business." During debate Thursday on a legislative rules package intended to better equip the House to respond to workplace harassment complaints, Rep. Diana DiZoglio broke a nondisclosure agreement she had signed as part of a severance agreement when she was a House aide, speaking from the House floor about harassment she experienced and condemning NDAs as silencing tactics.

Jewish woman hides Mexicans from immigration officers in California

Congregant says awareness of Holocaust inspired her to start safe house after hearing in her synagogue about family's plight Thousands of immigrants and supporters join the Defend DACA March to oppose the President Trump order to end DACA on September 10, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. A Jewish woman, a Baptist minister and a Catholic Latino family are running an illegal safe house in California for a Mexican woman without staying permits, CNN reported .

6 dead in pedestrian bridge collapse in Florida

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Special Report | Michael Hari: From deputy to abductor to alleged terrorist

Michael B. Hari, charged by the federal government in March 2018 in connection with an August 2017 bombing at a Minnesota mosque and a November 2017 attempted bombing at a Champaign women's clinic, is shown in 2006, left, and July 2017. MICHAEL BENJAMIN HARI has been in the news before - many times, actually.