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Sep 08 2023
News
‘I’m Being Indicted for You,’ Trump Tells South Dakota Rally
Former President Donald J. Trump, at a rally on Friday in Rapid City, S.D., used his four indictments as an applause line. In his first rally since his fourth indictment, the former president focused on his Republican rivals and President Biden, as some in the crowd wore Mr. Trump’s mug shot on their T-shirts. When Donald J. Trump came to South Dakota in July 2020, then a president in the
New York Times (News)
Aug 17 2023
News
Majority Thinks Trump Georgia Charges Are Serious: Poll
A majority of Americans think the charges Trump is facing in Georgia for his attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election are serious, a new ABC News/Ipsos poll found. The Georgia indictment accuses Trump and 18 co-defendants of a "criminal racketeering enterprise" that attempted to subvert the results of the 2020 election. Overall, 63% of respondents in the poll said that they think
The Messenger
Aug 14 2023
News
Bruins’ David Krejci announces retirement
David Krejci made his retirement from the NHL official Monday morning following fellow Bruins stalwart center Patrice Bergeron into the sunset. Krejci’s didn’t come as a surprise. The Czechia native spent the 2021-22 season playing in his home country so his children and parents get to know each other better while watching him play. But he returned for the 2022-23 season for one more season in
MassLive.com
Aug 17 2023
News
Marijuana Legalization Initiative Advances to November Ballot in Ohio
The recreational legalization of marijuana will be on Ohio's general election ballot in November, the state's Secretary of State Office announced Wednesday. The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol lead a push early last month, seeking signatures on a petition to get the measure added on the ballot. The group was able to collect over 4,000 signatures, putting it on the November 7
The Messenger
Sep 26 2023
News
Hutchinson alleges Meadows’s suits smelled ‘like a bonfire’ from burning documents
Former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson says in a new book that former chief of staff Mark Meadows’s suits smelled “like a bonfire” from burning documents so often after the 2020 election.
The Associated Press obtained a copy of Hutchinson’s book, “Enough,” ahead of its release Tuesday in which she described the burning of papers. Hutchinson, who worked for Meadows in the
The Hill
Aug 14 2023
News
Russian ruble slides to 16-month low against U.S. dollar as capital flight, shrinking trade surplus bite
The Russian ruble plunged to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar in more than 16 months on Monday, as blowback related to President Vladimir Putin’s bloody invasion of Ukraine continued to weigh on the currency. The U.S. dollar USDRUB, surged to 101.74 rubles on Monday, according to FactSet data. That’s the weakest level for the Russian currency since March 28, 2022. Since the start of
MarketWatch
Sep 08 2023
News
Nancy Pelosi focused on winning amid Trump 2024 eligibility challenges
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) says she is focused on winning the election in 2024 amid legal challenges to former President Donald Trump's eligibility to run for a second term. Pelosi was asked about the idea being floated by some that Trump is ineligible to run for president under section three of the 14th Amendment, alleging he incited an "insurrection” with the Capitol riot on
Washington Examiner
Feb 06 2013
News
Veterans groups praise Vietnam combat vet Hagel, add pressure for Senate GOP over defense pick
Countering the Republican-led opposition to President Barack Obama's nominee for defense secretary is a less flashy but powerful constituency: military veterans. Veterans' organizations have praised Chuck Hagel, a twice-wounded combat veteran of Vietnam and deputy administrator in President Ronald Reagan's Veterans Administration. The Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Associated Press
Aug 25 2023
Opinion
Nikki Haley’s GOP Debate Truths
If Nikki Haley gets a bump in the polls from Wednesday’s presidential debate, one reason will be that she respected viewers by telling them the truth. Ms. Haley said, accurately, that passing a national abortion ban at 15 weeks is politically off the table, since it would require 60 votes in the Senate. She has argued this before, but many Republicans might be hearing it for the first time.
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)
Sep 25 2023
Opinion
Does the Constitution disqualify Trump? Don’t bet on it.
If you are hoping that Donald Trump is disqualified from running for president, don’t count on it. As a legal matter, it’s unlikely — not impossible but unlikely — that courts will invoke Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to keep the former president off the ballot. And as a policy question, though another Trump presidency would pose a great danger to democracy, invoking this once-obscure corner
Ruth Marcus