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Aug 26 2014
News
ISIS reportedly demands $6.6M for release of 26-year-old American woman
Islamic State militants are reportedly demanding $6.6 million and the release of a U.S. prisoner before they will free a third American hostage held by the group, an unidentified aid worker.
A source confirmed to Fox News that the aid worker is a 26-year-old woman from the West Coast. They did not provide further details, but ABC News reported that the woman, whose relatives have
Fox News (Online News)Mar 18 2018
Headline Roundup
Trump Tweets About McCabe, Comey, Mueller
President Donald Trump on Sunday sent out a series of tweets about Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, former FBI director James Comey, and former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe. These tweets came after McCabe was fired by Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Friday and after it was reported that McCabe had kept memos on his meetings with the president, similar to Comey.
Fox News (Online News) Bloomberg PoliticoJun 17 2020
Analysis
The End of Character Politics
Did Joe Biden overcome the reasons America rejected him as president before, or just outlast them?
One of Watergate’s less obvious but lasting effects was that a politician’s “character”—a capacious term that would eventually encompass all kinds of supposed virtues and flaws—became an object of increasingly obsessive scrutiny for the press and the public. This was a noticeable shift.
SlateOct 28 2016
News
FBI reopens Clinton email investigation
The FBI has renewed its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s secret emails, Director James Comey told Congressin a new letter Friday, heightening the stakes for the Democratic presidential nominee with less than two weeks before Election Day. Mr. Comey said his agents learned of new emails “pertinent” to their probe while working on an unrelated case. He said his agents need to review those
Washington TimesJun 14 2012
News
Boy Scouts Board Member Says 'End Gay Ban'
A prominent board member of the Boys Scouts of America is calling for an end to the group's ban on gay scouts.
James Turley, CEO of Ernst & Young and member of the Boy Scouts of America's National Board, said he will work from within to change the ban on gay troops and leaders.
Turley announced his decision after a lesbian den mother, Jennifer Tyrell of Bridgeport, Conn., was
CBNJun 07 2012
News
Congressional leaders to meet with intelligence chief on leaks
Congressional leaders on intelligence issues will meet Thursday with Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on apparent leaks of classified information involving a cyberwarfare program against Iran. The meeting comes amid bipartisan outrage over a report in The New York Times last week that provided classified details of what it described as a U.S cyberattack targeting Iran's nuclear
CNN (Online News)May 04 2020
Analysis
Supreme Court to hear 2 cases about when religious employers can ignore civil rights laws
Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru and St. James School v. Biel, are difficult cases, which the Court will hear in a rare teleconferenced oral argument next Monday. They concern whether two Catholic school teachers qualify as “ministers,” and are therefore beyond the reach of workplace civil rights laws.
In Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC (2012), the Supreme Court held that the First
VoxNov 18 2019
News
Kevin McCarthy Sends Urgent Letter to ABC About MIA Epstein Story
GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy sent a letter to ABC News President James Goldston with a few questions about the network's reported decision to spike a story about pedophile and alleged child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, who reportedly committed suicide in prison a few months ago.
Megyn Kelly obtained McCarthy's letter exclusively and shared it on her Instagram account on Sunday.
The
TownhallMar 14 2015
News
Ferguson mayor, under fire, says he shouldn't be held accountable
The top elected official here says he had limited authority to tackle enormous problems and quell racial tensions.
"I make $350 a month before taxes for being part-time mayor of Ferguson," Mayor James Knowles told USA TODAY. "You want to hold me accountable for not knowing that some employees were sending racist e-mails. I have no executive authority. I have no administrative authority
USA TODAYSep 07 2023
Headline Roundup
Comer Requests More Unredacted Emails on Hunter Biden
House Oversight Committee chair James Comer (R-KY) asked the National Archives for more unredacted emails regarding Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings.
The Details: According to multiple sources, the requested Dec. 2015 emails show that Hunter Biden business associate Eric Schwerin sent then-Vice President Joe Biden's spokesperson Kate Bedingfield responses to use for media
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