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Trump administration officials expressed doubts the 2010 New START arms treaty will be extended over concerns about Moscow’s failure to comply with that and several other arms treaties.
Florida Dem Candidate Struggles to Hold off Republican Opponent in District Clinton Won by Nearly 20 Points
Democrats fear the congressional campaign of Donna Shalala, the Democratic candidate for Florida’s 27th Congressional District, may be in “sleep mode” and falling behind her Republican opponent’s campaign.
Trump Calls Latest Developments in North Korea ‘Very Exciting’
President Donald Trump called the latest developments in North Korea “very exciting” in early Wednesday morning tweets.
Feinstein on Allegations Against Kavanaugh: ‘I Can’t Say That Everything Is Truthful’
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.) said Tuesday that she cannot say whether the sexual assault allegations made by Christine Blasey Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh are entirely truthful.
George W. Bush Stands Behind Kavanaugh
Former President George W. Bush reaffirmed his support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in a letter to Politico Tuesday.
MSNBC’s Ari Melber Conducts Panel on Kavanaugh Allegations, All Five Guests Oppose SCOTUS Nominee
MSNBC’s Ari Melber hosted a panel on “The Beat” Monday to discuss recent developments in the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and all five guests stood in opposition to the Supreme Court nominee.
Emmy Awards Viewership Hits All-Time Low for Second Time in Three Years
The Emmy Awards hit an all-time ratings low during its 70th annual ceremony on Monday night, getting just 10.17 million viewers for its NBC broadcast.
Hillary Clinton Writes New Afterword for ‘What Happened’ Memoir, Attacks Trump for ‘Waging War on the Truth’
Two-time failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Tuesday discussed a new afterword for her memoir from last year, in which she reflected on her 2016 loss to President Donald Trump.
Dem Senator Hirono: SCOTUS Seat Could Stay Vacant for Two Years
Hawaii Sen. Mazie Hirono (D.) said Democrats could keep the open seat on the Supreme Court vacant until after the 2020 election if Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination collapses and Democrats regain control of the Senate in November.
Rubio Asks Justice Department to Find Whether Kerry Broke Federal Law by Meeting With Iranians
Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) has asked the Department of Justice to determine whether former Secretary of State John Kerry broke federal law by meeting with the Iranian Foreign Minister to try to preserve the Iran nuclear deal.
Ellison Accuser Says She Has Been ‘Smeared’ by Her Party
The woman accusing Democratic National Committee deputy chair and current Minnesota Attorney General candidate Keith Ellison said she has been “smeared” by the Democratic party.
Gun Rights Advocates Add New States to Free Speech Lawsuit Over 3D-Printed Gun Files
Gun rights advocates announced on Monday night that they expanded their suit over whether gun schematics can be published on the internet to include representatives from new states.
Memo: Dem Candidate Scott Wallace Member of Secretive Soros Club
A confidential memorandum sent to Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) in 2013 revealed that Scott Wallace, the wealthy Democratic candidate in Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional district, is a partner in a secretive liberal club that was co-founded by billionaire George Soros.
Arizona Dem Pledges Educational Accountability if Elected Governor Despite Own Record
Education advocate running for Arizona governor skipped nearly half of charter school board meetings
David Garcia, the Democratic nominee for governor of Arizona, missed nearly half of all meetings of the charter school board he sat on between 2013 and 2017, despite making educational oversight and transparency a focal point of his campaign.
New Report Explores Men Who Don’t Work
America’s growing population of men who do not work are also significantly disconnected from society, according to new research from Sen. Mike Lee’s Social Capital Project.
Fight for 15 Stages Sex Harassment Strike Amid Own Misconduct Allegations
McDonald’s workers are staging a protest against sexual harassment, but the groups backing the one-day strike face their own misconduct allegations from female employees.
Hickenlooper Takes Major Step toward Presidential Run
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has created a leadership political action committee, a sign he is interested in exploring a 2020 presidential run and raising funds to pay for travel and other campaign-like expenses such as polling.
Feds Spend $1,009,762 Training ‘Social Justice’ Math Teachers
The National Science Foundation is spending over $1 million to train two-dozen “social justice” math teachers in Philadelphia.
U.S. Closely Monitoring Russia, Turkey Buffer Zone in Syria’s Idlib Province
The United States is closely monitoring an agreement struck Monday between Russia and Turkey to establish a de-militarized zone in Syria’s rebel-held Idlib province, according to the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Sessions Reaffirms Trump Admin’s Commitment to Protecting Speech on Campus
Attorney General Jeff Sessions reaffirmed the Trump administration’s commitment to protecting and advancing First Amendment freedoms on college campuses during a free speech in higher education forum at the Department of Justice on Monday.
International Businesses, Banks Flee Iran As Trump Admin Readies Harsh Sanctions
International businesses across the United States and Europe are making a beeline to exit the Iranian marketplace ahead of the reimposition of harsh U.S. sanctions that Trump administration officials have been warning will target any company that defies America’s call to cut ties with the Islamic Republic, according to multiple U.S. officials briefed on closed-door meetings held over the past months.
Florida Dem Candidate Struggles to Hold off Republican Opponent in District Clinton Won by Nearly 20 Points
Democrats fear the congressional campaign of Donna Shalala, the Democratic candidate for Florida’s 27th Congressional District, may be in “sleep mode” and falling behind her Republican opponent’s campaign.
Trump Calls Latest Developments in North Korea ‘Very Exciting’
President Donald Trump called the latest developments in North Korea “very exciting” in early Wednesday morning tweets.
Gun Rights Advocates Add New States to Free Speech Lawsuit Over 3D-Printed Gun Files
Gun rights advocates announced on Monday night that they expanded their suit over whether gun schematics can be published on the internet to include representatives from new states.
Memo: Dem Candidate Scott Wallace Member of Secretive Soros Club
A confidential memorandum sent to Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) in 2013 revealed that Scott Wallace, the wealthy Democratic candidate in Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional district, is a partner in a secretive liberal club that was co-founded by billionaire George Soros.
Arizona Dem Pledges Educational Accountability if Elected Governor Despite Own Record
Education advocate running for Arizona governor skipped nearly half of charter school board meetings
David Garcia, the Democratic nominee for governor of Arizona, missed nearly half of all meetings of the charter school board he sat on between 2013 and 2017, despite making educational oversight and transparency a focal point of his campaign.
Clinton on Due Process for Men Accused of Sexual Misconduct: You Have to Take Situations ‘on Their Own Merits’
Feinstein on Allegations Against Kavanaugh: ‘I Can’t Say That Everything Is Truthful’
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.) said Tuesday that she cannot say whether the sexual assault allegations made by Christine Blasey Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh are entirely truthful.
State Dept. Spox on ICC: U.S. Courts Best to Handle Cases for American Citizens, Military
George W. Bush Stands Behind Kavanaugh
Former President George W. Bush reaffirmed his support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in a letter to Politico Tuesday.
Polish President Wants New U.S. Military Base in Poland to Be Named ‘Fort Trump’
MSNBC’s Ari Melber Conducts Panel on Kavanaugh Allegations, All Five Guests Oppose SCOTUS Nominee
MSNBC’s Ari Melber hosted a panel on “The Beat” Monday to discuss recent developments in the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and all five guests stood in opposition to the Supreme Court nominee.
Emmy Awards Viewership Hits All-Time Low for Second Time in Three Years
The Emmy Awards hit an all-time ratings low during its 70th annual ceremony on Monday night, getting just 10.17 million viewers for its NBC broadcast.
Claire McCaskill Says Her Campaign Has ‘Struggled’ to Get Volunteers
New Report Explores Men Who Don’t Work
America’s growing population of men who do not work are also significantly disconnected from society, according to new research from Sen. Mike Lee’s Social Capital Project.
