Stephen Miller’s Old Teacher Suspended for Calling Him a ‘Loner’ Who Ate Glue
After saying he was a “strange dude” in third grade, the 72-year-old is on temporary “home assignment.”
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Saudi stocks drop after Trump threat over missing writer
The Saudi stock market plunged Sunday after President Donald Trump threatened “severe punishment” over the disappearance of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi.
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Read moreWe’re Watching the Slow Poisoning of the Supreme Court
Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation was unusually contentious and bitter, but it wasn’t an aberration.
Trump’s America Is a Great Place to Cheat on Taxes
The Paradise Papers. The Panama Papers. Straight-up fraud. “We haven’t even gotten to the tip of that iceberg,” one expert said.
Trump orders FBI probe of Kavanaugh as Senate delays final vote
US President Donald Trump on Friday ordered a new investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into sexual assault allegations against his Supreme Court pick, as the US Senate delayed a vote on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to make way for the probe.
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Read moreKavanaugh Shows the Disgusting Underbelly of America’s Elite Schools
Bizarre-sounding rituals. Twisted nicknames. Allegations of sex crimes. And of course this guy might become a Supreme Court justice.
US met Venezuela officers to discuss coup bid – NY Times
WASHINGTON — Administration officials met secretly with Venezuelan military officers to discuss plans to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro but eventually decided not to help, The New York Times reported on Saturday.
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Read moreDuterte told: TRAIN, not Trump, to blame for high inflation
It’s TRAIN, not Trump.
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Read moreImmigrant families in US struggling with trauma of separation
Families who were separated at the US-Mexico border by the Trump administration and then reunited with their children say they are suffering deep emotional wounds and want the US government to pay for mental health treatment to remedy the situation.
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