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Remember the good old days when the Left pretended to worry about "eliminationist rhetoric"? Now, they don't even pretend to worry about a Bernie Sanders volunteer trying to murder Republican Congressmen. Yesterday's New York Times editorial on the judiciary illustrates how far around the bend the Democratic Party has gone: With Republicans controlling the Senate and the judicial filibuster dead, the Democrats' odds of denying President Trump a second Supreme Court appointment are slim.
'I CAN HANDLE A BULLY': U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, above, was a point of interest for President Trump during a Wyoming rally. It's the kind of attention most would-be Democratic presidential contenders could only dream about - a bizarre, unprovoked attack from the antagonist-in-chief.
Donald Trump should be happy. The economy is still purring as it has been for several years: Friday's new figures showed the U.S. added 213,000 jobs in June.
Jeffrey Peck was general counsel and staff director of the Senate Judiciary Committee from 1987 to 1992. He worked for then-Chairman Joseph R. Biden on the Bork, Kennedy, Souter and Clarence Thomas nominations to the Supreme Court.
In this June 16, 2017, file photo, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu speaks in Washington on race in America and his decision to take down Confederate monuments in his city. FILE - In this June 16, 2017, file photo, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu speaks in Washington on race in America and his decision to take down Confederate monuments in his city.
The skies over America the Beautiful were filled with fireworks, and the Twittersphere was filled with three Democratic senators blowing themselves up. My U.S. Senator Kamal Harris, Massachusetts's Elizabeth Warren and New York's Kirsten Gillibrand spent their holiday week attacking President Trump in speeches and tweets.
Worse than "fake," the liberal media deliberately falsifies the "news" in a concerted effort to effect an ideological outcome. All tied up in very neat rhetorical bows.
Its final results won't be known until later this year, but the first-ever agency-wide audit of the Department of Defense already has raised some eyebrows. It previously had revealed through reports from the Office of the Inspector General that the Army had posted $6.5 trillion in accounting discrepancies in 2015, and from the Defense Logistics Agency the procurement arm of the U.S. military that it can't account for $800 million in spending on construction projects.
The words of the Declaration of Independence ring as true today as they did when Thomas Jefferson penned them in 1776: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness a " Now, 242 years ... (more)
If charges are brought against him that result in either impeachment or indictment, he'll likely fight them in court. If his case is ultimately decided by the Supreme Court, the next Supreme Court justice may provide the swing vote.
I agree wholeheartedly with U.S. Rep. Colleen Hanabusa over suing the federal government to demand more support for Pacific Islanders who immigrate to Hawaii under the Compact of Free Association ("Hanabusa and Ige debate immigration and environment," Star-Advertiser, July 3) . Read More
There is a strain of conservatism in the United States that suffers from what might be called "Euro envy." It is not mainstream, and it was not the conservatism of former presidents Ronald Reagan or either of the Bushes.
ED: TRUST THE FACTS ON GMOS Jul. 6, 2018 Bloomberg reports: The U.S. Department of Agriculture has come up with cheerful new labels for genetically modified foods. The bright green and yellow circles depict a happy sun, a winking smiley face or a verdant landscape stamped with the letters "BE," for "bioengineered" - rather than the familiar "genetically modified" or "genetically engineered."
As most everybody knows, a remarkable Bronx resident named Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez just won a Democratic primary against a 10-term congressman. That she is a 28-year-old Latina and an unapologetic progressive has many Democrats over the moon.
Standing before a portrait of George Washington, President Donald Trump announces about $60 billion worth of annual tariffs on Chinese imports, at the White House in Washington, March 22, 2018. If President Trump loves Alabama, which he says he does, and if Alabamians by and large love him back, why then is he kicking us in the shins? This isn't about immigration.
Rupee breached an important mark of 69, which, coincidently, was its all-time low, on June 28's trading session. The previous all-time intraday low for the rupee was 68.8 against US dollar which was hit on November 24, 2016.
CHRISTINA WONG is a graduate of the UW School of Law. She's a vocal advocate for social justice issues and chairs the steering committee for the Anti-Hunger & Nutrition Coalition.
In this Dec. 1, 2017 file photo, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., leaves a closed-door session on Capitol Hill in Washington. A possible U.S. Senate vacancy in Arizona would be temporarily filled by a Republican appointee in the event of the death of Sen. John McCain, who is battling cancer, but it's unclear whether an election would be held in November or 2020.