Is this a preview of the Republican presidential ticket? On Friday, a day after the most vicious debate of this political season, Donald Trump unveiled his latest […]
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Marco Rubio did not stop hammering Donald Trump when the debate ended. During a campaign stop Friday the Republican presidential candidate hilariously tore into Trump’s attempts at […]
After months of criticism and deliberation, Harvard University has dumped the title of “master,” in use for over a century, to appease activists who say it is reminiscent of slave masters.
Senator Lindsey Graham roasted the Republican presidential candidates at aWashington Press Club Foundation Dinner on Thursday, but not all of his jes went over well. The South […]
President Obama’s $757 billion economic stimulus program was promoted in 2009 as a way to jump-start the U.S. economy by injecting tax dollars that would stimulate new jobs and growth, especially through spending on new infrastructure like roads and bridges.
Three students from theState University of New York at Albany who claimed to be victims of a racial attack arenow facing charges themselves. As police and theAlbany […]
Marco Rubio to the gs off and went hard after Donald Trump at the Republican presidential debate on Thursday and landed some strong shots on the GOP […]
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It was written all over Cuomo’s face that he just wasn’t buying it. In a post-debate interview Thursday, Republican presidential contender Donald Trump clearly caught CNN’s Chris […]
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A former Disney information technology professional, who was replaced by a guest foreign worker, bre down in tears Thursday during his testimony before a Senate subcommittee hearing. […]
Is Al Sharpton trying to get Donald Trump elected? The president of the National Action Network and MSNBC host appeared at a Center for American Progress Action […]
A Texas focus group weighed in on Thursday’s Republican presidential debate, choosing…
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The University of Missouri (Mizzou) Board of Curators voted to fire former Professor Melissa Click Wednesday with a 4-2 vote.
