Exclusive–Nearly 800 Military Family Members Sign Open Letter in Support of Trump
Nearly 800 military family members have signed an open letter in support of Trump, amid attacks on his patriotism and care for the military.
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Graham calls poll showing him tied with Democratic challenger ‘very flawed’
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is taking aim at a new poll that shows him in a dead heat with his Democratic challenger.
John Kerry mocked for 2016 claim that ‘there will be no separate peace’ between Israel-Arab nations without the Palestinians
Former Secretary of State John Kerry was panned on Wednesday for remarks he previously made declaring there would be no Middle East peace without the Palestinians.
H&M To Pull Out Of Xinjiang Due To Concern Over Forced Labor Of Uighurs
Uighurs have been sent to forced labor camps
Alan Dershowitz Sues CNN for Defamation over Impeachment Coverage
Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz is suing CNN for $300 million for misreporting the substance of his defense of President Donald Trump in the Senate impeachment trial earlier this year.
‘Harry Potter’ Star Robbie Coltrane Defends J.K. Rowling Trans Comments, Slams ‘Twitter Generation’ Waiting ‘To Be Offended’
‘They wouldn’t have won the war’
Former U.S. Amb. to China Claims Hong Kong Protesters ‘Went Too Far,’ Denies China Carrying Out Genocide of Uyghurs
J. Stapleton Roy, who served as U.S. envoy to China from 1991 to 1995, made the remarks during a Zoom session with Pomona University’s Model United Nations.
Caitlyn Jenner Calls Joe Rogan ‘Transphobic’, ‘Homophobic’ After He Makes Joke About Gender Transition
‘He calls my family, especially the girls, crazy b*tches and he does this all the time’
Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos Providing Scholarships For To 20 Homeless College Students In NYC
‘Mark and I are so excited to help these students in whatever small way we can’
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Says Rapists And Pedophiles Should Be Publicly Hanged Or Castrated After Mother Is Gang Raped
‘Rapists and child molesters should undergo public hanging’
‘It’s Everything You Hope It’s Going To Be’: Jon Hamm Says Of ‘Top Gun’ Sequel
‘The movie has the exactly the right mix of nostalgia’
Katy Perry Reportedly Granted Restraining Order After Alleged Stalker Posted ‘Death Threats,’ Showed Up At Her Home
‘The man reportedly said he wanted to ‘snap Orlando Blooms neck’
China Constructing Third Aircraft Carrier In Effort To Develop Naval Superiority
Photos show the new carrier to be bigger than China’s previous two carriers
Susan Collins Down 12 Points in Maine Senate Race, Latest Quinnipiac Poll Finds
While Collins was previously popular among Maine residents, her stock seems to have fallen during the Trump administration.
Black Leaders Launch ‘1776 Unites’ High School Curriculum as ‘Inspirational Alternative’ to NYT’s 1619 Project
Every day, the curriculum’s builders say they hear about new inspirational African-American figures that they think should be included in the lesson plans.
‘There Are No Consequences’: California Grocery Stores Push For Tougher Crime Laws, Citing Safety Concerns
Theft reached an all-time high in 2019
The Capital Note: Semiconductors, Social Distancing & Scientific Stagnation
On the menu today: semiconductors, social distancing & scientific stagnation.
Four Afghan Migrants Charged With Arson Of Refugee Camp In Greece
‘This ‘burn and go’ tactic — will not be tolerated,’ a Greek official said
The Russian Bounties Story Turns Out to Be Trash Journalism
How many times will people have to fall for this before they learn?
Carville: Trump Is ‘Desperate’ — He’s Going to Lose and Go to Jail
Democrat strategist James Carville said Tuesday on MSNBC’s “The 11th Hour,” that President Donald Trump agreed to do tonight’s ABC News town hall because he’s “desperate” and knows he’s going to lose.
Biden panned for playing ‘Despacito’ at Hispanic Heritage Month event
Joe Biden raised eyebrows on Tuesday evening over his attempt to appeal to Hispanic voters at a campaign event in Kissimmee, Florida.
Trump: Getting Things Done More Important than Being ‘Presidential’
President Donald Trump defended his abrasive style of leadership at an ABC News town hall on Tuesday, arguing that it is more important to get things done.
Donald Trump: Joe Biden Says ‘Harris-Biden’ Because He Thinks Kamala Harris Is President
Trump questioned why former Vice President Joe Biden used the term “Harris-Biden” to describe his presidential ticket. “Harris, who he, today, said ‘Harris/Biden’ because he thinks she’s president,” he said. “Someday you’ll have to explain that one to me.
Donald Trump: Minorities Suffer the Most from Weaker Policing
Trump argued Tuesday that minority Americans suffer the most from reduced policing in America’s major cities. “They want more police, they want protection, they suffer more than anybody else by bad police protection,” Trump said.
Trump pressed on why he took ‘foot off the gas’ on COVID response
President Trump participated in a televised town hall event in Philadelphia on Tuesday, pushing back at an undecided voter who claimed he “took his foot off the gas” on coronavirus mitigation, and another questioner who said he “downplayed” the severity of the coronavirus in the early days of the pandemic.
Delaware Sen. Chris Coons, incumbent governor, win state’s Democratic primary
U.S. Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., and Governor John Carney on Tuesday easily won their Democratic primary battle in the First State.
Donald Trump Opposes National Mask Mandate During Pandemic: A Lot of People Don’t Want to Wear Masks
“There is, by the way, a lot of people who don’t want to wear masks,” Trump said. “There are a lot of people that think the masks are not good.
Biden says he’s worried about Trump’s ‘insurrection’ talk in Spanish-language interview
Joe Biden said he’s worried about President Trump’s talk of “insurrection” after President Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to quell racial injustice protests across the country.
Poverty rate hits historic low, household income increases in 2019: Census
The Census Bureau reported on Tuesday that the U.S. poverty rate in 2019 was a record low of 10.5 percent, with 4.2 million fewer impoverished than in the previous year.