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Aug 01 2022
Headline Roundup
Verizon Drops OAN from TV Product
Conservative network One America News (Right bias) has been dropped from Verizon's television product after its contract with the network expired.
A Verizon spokesperson said "negotiations were focused on economics" and that "OAN failed to agree to fair terms." Verizon was the largest pay-TV provider carrying OAN after DirecTV didn't renew its contract earlier this year. Some on the
Breitbart News Newsweek SlateSep 26 2015
News
Gavel Battle: Boehner resignation sparks House leadership scramble
House Speaker John Boehner’s stunning announcement that he will resign his post and seat in Congress sparked chaos on Capitol Hill Friday, with lawmakers immediately jockeying for position ahead of the upcoming reshuffle.
“This is going to be a barn burner of a leadership election,” one source said.
The 13-term Ohio Republican shocked his GOP caucus early Friday morning when he
Fox News DigitalNov 06 2014
News
Obama still unmoved after ‘ass-whuppin’
President Obama was determined not to provide a descriptor for his party’s midterm election rout this week, using verbal gymnastics worthy of Alison Lundergan Grimes to deny headline writers an adjective akin to 2010’s “shellacking” or 2006’s “thumping.” So West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin did the job for him, describing 2014’s bloodbath as a “real ass-whuppin’.” In a perfunctory
Fox News DigitalNov 04 2014
News
Republicans Seize Control of Senate, Retain House
GOP Also Wins Key Gubernatorial Races, Retains Control of House. Republicans took control of Congress in Tuesday’s midterm elections, a result that transforms the political dynamic in Washington and gives the GOP new power over President Barack Obama ’s final two years in the White House.
Republicans won Senate seats from West Virginia to Colorado and beyond to assemble a majority of at
Wall Street Journal (News)Nov 04 2014
News
Riding Wave of Discontent, G.O.P. Takes Senate
Resurgent Republicans took control of the Senate on Tuesday night, expanded their hold on the House, and defended some of the most closely contested governors’ races, in a repudiation of President Obama that will reorder the political map in his final years in office.
Propelled by economic dissatisfaction and anger toward the president, Republicans grabbed Democratic Senate seats in
New York Times (News)Jun 15 2015
News
Ex-Utah National Guard head to retire from attorney general's office
The former head of the Utah National Guard who served as acting attorney general amid the office's pay-for-play scandal will retire at the end of the summer.
Gov. Gary Herbert asked retired Gen. Brian Tarbet to run the attorney general's office after John Swallow resigned under fire in December 2013. He was among three finalists for the job until the governor picked Sean Reyes to
Deseret NewsApr 11 2019
News
Julian Assange Charged by U.S. With Conspiracy to Hack a Government Computer
The United States has charged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange of conspiring to hack a computer as part of the 2010 release of reams of secret American documents, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday, putting him just one flight away from being in American custody after years of seclusion in the Ecuadorean embassy in London.
The single charge, conspiracy to commit computer
New York Times (News)Jul 17 2012
News
Campaign 2012 turns into a nasty schoolyard brawl
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney opine about wanting a high-minded campaign  but the race the two men are actually running is marked by an increasingly personal and vicious tone that may well define the 2012 presidential election.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0712/78577.html#ixzz20tEQBYPH
PoliticoJul 10 2012
News
Obama presses middle-class tax-cut extension on Iowa campaign trip
CEDAR RAPIDS  President Obama traveled to crucial Iowa on Tuesday to make his case that Congress should extend middle-class tax cuts for a year  but not tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans, as Republicans also want to do.
The president is forcing an election-year showdown with Republicans, including his opponent Mitt Romney. And he is betting that he can win the
Washington PostJul 09 2012
Opinion
Don't Look for an End to Partisan Stalemate
Though many in Washington don't like to admit it, one of the reasons the capital is so polarized is that the country itself is polarized. And so far, there is little to suggest that the campaign of 2012 will do much to change that.
In fact, there are signs the country is becoming more polarized along the way. That doesn't bode well for those who hope that the election will somehow
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)