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Apr 10 2019
News
AG William Barr says 'spying did occur' on Trump campaign, is reviewing whether it was lawful
Attorney General William Barr told a Senate panel that he is reviewing whether federal authorities improperly spied on the Trump campaign during the now-completed inquiry into whether the campaign conspired with the Kremlin.
"Spying on a campaign is a big deal," Barr told a Senate panel Wednesday. "I think spying did occur. The question is whether it was adequately predicated."
USA TODAYApr 10 2019
News
Justice Department to Examine Origins of Probe Into Trump Campaign’s Possible Ties to Russia
Issue has been a grievance among GOP lawmakers, who allege law-enforcement officials and prosecutors abused their authority
Attorney General William Barr will ask a team inside the Justice Department to examine the origins of the counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign’s possible ties to Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, he told Congress on Wednesday.
Wall Street Journal (News)May 11 2015
News
In Republican Utah, big laws taking effect Tuesday have liberal bent
Something a bit strange is happening Tuesday in heavily Republican Utah.
Major new laws take effect that may seem more likely in a liberal, blue state: gay-rights protection, giving many drug offenders treatment instead of a prison cell and toughening seat-belt enforcement that conservatives fought for years.
And there's more: Tax hikes take effect later in July for
Sep 03 2019
News
Warren Says Wealth Tax Plan Isn't a Cranky Idea: Campaign Update
Elizabeth Warren says she’s for a wealth tax -- but not because she’s cranky.
At an event in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, the Massachusetts senator gave her standard stump speech to a crowd of 800 people who stuck around despite heavy rain stayed even for her trademark selfie line.
“I’m not proposing a wealth tax because I’m cranky. No. I’m not,” Warren said. “Some of these guys
BloombergJun 03 2020
Analysis
We Need Law and Order, but Not Necessarily Federal Troops
In the Rose Garden yesterday evening, President Trump threatened to deploy the U.S. military to restore order in the American cities if mayors and governors fail to do it.
In his brief speech, Trump said the appropriate things about the George Floyd case (he called it a “brutal death”) and about the legal process underway in Minneapolis (“justice will be served”). He was also right
National Review (News)Jun 29 2020
News
Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana law on abortion clinic restrictions
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a Louisiana law requiring that individuals who perform abortions at clinics have admitting privileges in a nearby hospital is unconstitutional, as it places an undue burden on women seeking abortions.
The court ruled 5-4 in the case, June Medical Services LLC v. Russo, with Chief Justice John Roberts once again casting a deciding vote by siding
Fox News (Online News)Jul 25 2019
Opinion
'America' and 'American' vanish in a college guide for how not to offend
America and American are offensive.
This is not my view. But an early version of a document compiled by the “Inclusive Communications Task Force at Colorado State University” actually singled out the words “America” and “American” as being potentially offensive. Here is the actual language used in the draft:
“The Americas encompass a lot more than the United States. There is
Scott WalkerDec 13 2017
News
Democrat Doug Jones Beats Roy Moore to Win Alabama Senate Seat
Democrat Doug Jones of Alabama on Tuesday scored an upset win in a deeply Republican state, capturing the U.S. Senate seat here in a special election that drove a wedge within the Republican party and gave Democrats another burst of momentum ahead of the 2018 midterm races.
Wall Street Journal (News)Jul 02 2019
News
House Democrats Sue Treasury, IRS Chiefs for Trump Tax Returns
House Democrats asked a U.S. court to force the Treasury Department to turn over six years of President Donald Trump’s personal and business tax returns.
The long-expected lawsuit filed Tuesday is Congress’s latest attempt to assert oversight over the executive branch, as the Trump administration has either rejected or ignored various subpoenas since Democrats took the majority in the
BloombergAug 06 2017
News
McMaster: Threat of North Korean nuclear weapon strike 'impossible to overstate'
National security adviser H.R. McMaster said Saturday the threat of North Korea launching a nuclear weapon at the U.S. or another rival nation is “impossible to overstate” and repeated that a preemptive military strike remains an option.
Fox News (Online News)