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May 26 2020
News
Whitmer Faces Backlash After Husband Reportedly Asked For Special Treatment in Boating Request Despite Her Travel Warning
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s husband reportedly sought special treatment in trying to get their boat on the water in time for Memorial Day weekend, even as his wife cautioned residents about traveling for the holiday.
"This morning, I was out working when the office called me, there was a gentleman on hold who wanted his boat in the water before the weekend," read a post from
Townhall
Feb 23 2015
News
Fed-Up Scott Walker Has Blunt Answer for Reporter: ‘Classic Example of Why People…Dislike the Press’
Amid the media flap over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker saying he doesn’t know if President Barack Obama loves America since he’s “never asked the president” about that subject, Walker was apparently grilled again regarding his position on Obama’s beliefs.
This time it was about the president’s religious faith.
The Blaze
Apr 19 2016
News
A Homecoming, and a Triumph, for Hillary Clinton in New York
She danced the merengue in Washington Heights. She slammed down a mean game of dominoes in East Harlem.
And in the East Village the day before the New York primary, Hillary Clinton broke her long-held rule of not eating in front of the news media by digging into an ice cream concoction named the Victory.
Mrs. Clinton seemed, for the first time in a rocky and unpredictable
New York Times (News)
May 28 2013
News
Fox News Panel Clashes After Alan Colmes Says IRS Went After 'Only a Handful' of Tea Party Groups
In an appearance on Fox News today, conservative writer Jim Pinkerton and liberal radio host Alan Colmes clashed over the medias perceived ideological attachment to the Obama administration and coverage of the ongoing Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scandal.
The Blaze
Oct 02 2019
News
How the Trump Campaign Is Preparing for 2020
Yesterday, Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and the Republican National Committee announced they had raised a combined $125 million over the past three months and had $156 million in cash on hand — roughly twice as much as President Obama and the DNC had at this point in the 2012 cycle.
The good news for the Democrats in that is that more spending doesn’t always guarantee a win.
National Review (News)
May 23 2019
Opinion
The Impeachment Democrats
President Trump walked out of a meeting with Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer at the White House Wednesday over their accusations against him, and all of Democratic and media Washington is appalled. Doesn’t this President understand that he is supposed to take a daily beating on his way to impeachment while also giving Democrats some policy victories?
Mr. Trump turned
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)
May 28 2024
Headline Roundup
UK Conservative Party Proposes Mandatory National Service for 18-Year-Olds
The United Kingdom’s Conservative Party is proposing to reintroduce mandatory national service for all 18-year-olds if the party wins the upcoming general election.
Key Quotes: Home Secretary James Cleverly said national service would help build “a society where people mix with people outside their own communities, mix with people from different backgrounds, different religions,
Associated Press
BBC News 
ZeroHedge
May 20 2019
Perspectives Blog
The Imprisonment of Marsha Lazareva
Those working for the release of Marsha Lazareva were hoping for some relief last Sunday. But the hearing, which had been scheduled for the week before but was abandoned, brought only confusion for the family, friends and advocates of the businesswoman imprisoned in Kuwait for over a year.
In effect, Lazareva’s appeal was delayed until 9 June. But for Lazareva it was the latest torment
Henry Windsor
Feb 07 2020
News
Iowa debacle deepens division between Sanders, national party
The vote-counting debacle around the Iowa caucuses has furthered distrust and hardened anger between Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and the national Democratic Party.
There is deep frustration among Sanders’s supporters and allies over the historic meltdown of the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
The early reported results found former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg with a
The Hill
Sep 17 2023
Headline Roundup
Russell Brand Accused of Sexual Assault, Denies Allegations
British actor, comedian, and commentator Russell Brand is facing sexual assault allegations, which he denies.
The Details: A joint investigation which British publications The Times (Center bias) and Channel 4 Dispatches claim began in 2019 alleges Brand sexually assaulted four different women between 2006 and 2013 when he worked as a presenter for BBC Radio 2 and Channel 4. Brand, who
The Telegraph - UK
Reuters
NBC News Digital