President Trump’s signing of “Make America Great Again” hats during his whirlwind trip to visit troops in Iraq didn’t violate regulations prohibiting a mix of political and military activities, The United States Air Force in Europe says.
Category Archives: Washington Examiner
{FD} McCaskill throws shade at Ocasio-Cortez: ‘Little confused why she’s the thing’
Outgoing Sen. Claire McCaskill says she’s unsure why Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., has become so popular among Democrats.
{FD} Nation of Islam receiving federal cash to teach prisoners
The Nation of Islam and its leaders have received hundreds of thousands of dollars from the U.S. government since 2008 to teach religious study programs for federal prison inmates, according to records reviewed by the Washington Examiner.
{FD} UC Berkeley will pay $70G to conservative group to settle free speech lawsuit
After more than a year of litigation, the University of California, Berkeley, has settled a lawsuit with the Young Americas Foundation and the UC Berkeley College Republicans.
{FD} John Paul Stevens reveals he decided to retire from Supreme Court after mini-stroke while giving dissent
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens revealed he stepped down from the high court because he suffered a mini-stroke the day he delivered his dissent in the Citizens United case.
{FD} Trump administration greenlights $324M border wall in Arizona
The Arizona border will have 32 miles of existing wall replaced starting next April.
{FD} Congressional Black Caucus votes ‘no confidence’ in Democratic Chairman Tom Perez
Congressional Black Caucus members aren’t happy with Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez, taking a symbolic vote Wednesday voicing their displeasure with his leadership of the party.
{FD} Tammy Bruce: The Democrats’ ‘believe all women’ fraud
We hear nothing now about #BelieveAllWomen, because its political value is spent.
{FD} Keith Ellison resigns from DNC post amid sexual assault claims
Keith Ellison on Thursday officially stepped down from his role as the Democratic National Committee’s second-in-command. Ellison was elected Minnesota attorney general in Tuesday’s midterm elections, despite ongoing controversy over allegations of abuse by his former girlfriend.
{FD} Florida: Voting rights of more than 1 million felons restored
Voters in Florida on Election Day approved a measure that restores the voting rights to roughly 1 million felons.