Kieran Suckling: “Zinke will go down as the worst Interior secretary in history. His slash-and-burn approach was absolutely destructive for public lands and wildlife. Allowing David Bernhardt to continue to call the shots will still be just as ugly. Different people, same appetite for greed and profit.”Read More →
U.S. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer: “If this awful ruling is upheld in the higher courts, it will be a disaster for tens of millions of American families, especially for people with pre-existing conditions.”Read More →
With the legal process against Meng far from over, Justin Trudeau might expect that there will be more to come. Now, facing China’s rage over doing the US’ bidding, Ottawa desperately seeks to save face and avoid further politicization of an already explosive issue.Read More →
One of Senator Orrin Hatch’s particularly noteworthy achievements on the Judiciary Committee is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993—a bill he co-authored with the late Senator Ted Kennedy.Read More →
“This is the culmination of a lot of work by a number of us here in Washington but really the victory is for the growers, processors, manufacturers and consumers who stand to benefit from this growing market place,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.Read More →
“Michael Cohen has never represented me in any matter. I never retained him, received an invoice, or paid legal fees. I have occasionally had brief discussions with him about legal questions about which I wanted his input and perspective,” Hannity reportedly wrote in the now-deleted tweet.Read More →
“Marc Lamont Hill is incontestably one of the leading scholars of our generation,” said Dr. Shaun R. Harper, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. “Any university would be lucky to have him on its roster — his homecoming is a huge win for Temple.”Read More →
On Nov. 25, U.S. border agents fired tear gas to disperse a group of migrants near the U.S.-Mexico border crossing separating Tijuana from San Diego when some rushed through fencing into the United States. Read More →
William Barr (William P. Barr) was born on 23 May 1950. William P. Barr was attorney general from 1991 to 1993 under President George H.W. Bush. Continue with William Barr Biography and Profiile.Read More →
Heather Nauert was born on 27 January 1970. Nauert served as the US State Department’s chief spokeswoman since April 2017. Continue with Heather Nauert Biography and Profile.Read More →
US President Donald Trump told reporters last month that Heather Nauert was “excellent,” adding, “She’s been a supporter for a long time.”Read More →
“The start of formal operational testing is a milestone more than 18 years in the making,” F-35 program head Vice Adm. Mat Winter said.Read More →
Five U.S. Marines were missing after two Marine Corps aircraft collided in mid-air and crashed into the sea off the coast of Japan during an air-to-air refuelling exercise on Thursday, Japanese and American officials said.Read More →
The nation’s capital is bidding its final farewell to former President George H.W. Bush on Wednesday in a service of prayer and praise that has drawn together world envoys, Americans of high office and many others who were touched by Bush’s life in office and afterward.Read More →
Federal sentencing guidelines recommend between zero and six months in prison, and Mueller’s office said Michael Flynn’s cooperation merits no prison time.Read More →
The email accounts of four top aides at the National Republican Congressional Committee were compromised for months in an intrusion detected in April, Politico reported, citing three unidentified senior party officials.Read More →
The Russian Foreign Ministry said in October that the US orchestrated an “unfair vote” in the Macedonian parliament which approved the country’s name change, despite a failed popular referendum.Read More →