- — Lindsey Graham drives bus over Trump kids to get to Biden: ‘You can’t investigate one family and not the other’
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at 9/22/19 9:37amSen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) suggested on Sunday that the children of both President Donald Trump and Joe Biden should be investigated. While speaking to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, Graham was asked if he is calling for an investigation into Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son...- — Entire CNN panel beats down Santorum for Ukraine misinformation: ‘You don’t get to decide what the facts are’
- at 9/22/19 9:00amConservative CNN contributor Rick Santorum was called out on Sunday after he seemed to be uneducated about President Donald Trump’s attempt to have Ukraine investigate Joe Biden and his son. During a panel discussion on CNN, Republican contributor Mia Love said that Trump’s...
- — Tapper smacks Mnuchin with Trump kids’ international business deals after attack on Biden son
- at 9/22/19 8:28amIn a fairly contentious interview with Steve Mnuchin, CNN host Jake Tapper pointed out how Donald Trump’s children — Don Jr., Ivanka and Eric — have been using their father’s name to swing international deals after the Treasury secretary accused former Vice President Joe...
- — ‘You never cover this’: Giuliani has fresh meltdown on Fox News over Biden’s ‘drug addict’ son
- at 9/22/19 8:04amPresident Donald Trump’s attorney, Rudy Giuliani, went on a conspiratorial rant on Sunday involving Joe Biden’s son and billionaire George Soros. During an appearance on FOX News Sunday, Biden tried to smear Hunter Biden as a corrupt “drug addict” was doing illegal business...
- — Will Trump peacefully vacate the Oval Office if he loses the presidential election in 2020? A lesson from 1800
- at 9/22/19 7:47amAs primary season heats up in the United States, the Democrats are anxiously debating the best path to unseat Donald Trump in 2020. But the question of how to beat Trump is perhaps less urgent than the issue of whether he will accept defeat. Trump has already questioned his loss of the 2016 popular...
- — Something is killing galaxies — and science is on the case
- at 9/22/19 7:44amIn the most extreme regions of the universe, galaxies are being killed. Their star formation is being shut down and astronomers want to know why. The first ever Canadian-led large project on one of the world’s leading telescopes is hoping to do just that. The new program, called the Virgo...
- — Trudeau in blackface: A symptom of Canada’s widespread anti-Black racism
- at 9/22/19 7:41amThe news that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau performed in blackface when he was a student and a teacher has once again made blackface the topic of the day — this time in the middle of a Canadian election campaign. The revelation that, as a 29-year-old teacher, Trudeau appeared in blackface at an...
- — Inside the Trump administration’s chaotic dismantling of the Federal Land Agency
- at 9/22/19 7:38amEarly this month, workers at the Washington headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management gathered to discuss a Trump administration plan that would force some 200 people to uproot their lives or find other jobs. With a vague plan that keeps changing as officials describe it — and no guarantees...
- — Iran ‘assures’ FIFA that women can attend soccer qualifier
- at 9/22/19 7:32amFIFA president Gianni Infantino said Sunday that world footbalil’s governing body has been “assured” by Iranian authorities that women will be able to attend a World Cup qualifier in Tehran next month. FIFA had demanded Iran allow women free unlimited access to stadiums following...
- — Trump attorneys in a panic over New York court order he be questioned under oath: report
- at 9/22/19 7:31amAccording to a report from Politico, attorneys for President Donald Trump are scrambling after a New York judge ruled late Friday that the president must submit to a videotaped deposition in the case dating back to 2015. At issue is a lawsuit filed in the Bronx by protesters who claim they were...
- — Youth leaders at UN demand bold climate change action
- at 9/22/19 7:27amA day after youth-led global climate strikes, several hundred young activists including Greta Thunberg gathered for a climate summit at the United Nations on Saturday, chiding older generations for doing too little to curb carbon emissions. The UN invited 500 young activists and entrepreneurs to...
- — Trump says he would have ‘no problem’ with Giuliani testifying before Congress
- at 9/22/19 7:26amPresident Donald Trump insisted on Sunday that he would have “no problem” with his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, testifying before Congress. The president made the remarks while speaking to reporters outside the White House. Trump was asked if he would have “any problem” with...
- — Tanzania not sharing information on suspected Ebola: WHO
- at 9/22/19 7:25amThe World Health Organization has accused Tanzania of failing to provide information on suspected cases of Ebola in the country, potentially styming efforts to curb the spread of the deadly virus. The WHO said it had learned on September 10 of a suspected case of Ebola in Dar es Salaam, and...
- — Flights cancelled as Typhoon Tapah approaches Japan
- at 9/22/19 7:23amTyphoon Tapah approached southwestern Japan Sunday, with heavy rain and strong winds grounding hundreds of regional flights. Tapah, with gusts up to 162 kilometres (100 miles) per hour, was expected to draw near Nagasaki prefecture overnight, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. It was on...
- — Israel set for crucial talks on who should be the next prime minister
- at 9/22/19 7:20amIsrael was set for crucial discussions Sunday on who should try to form the next government as last week’s deadlocked election threatened Benjamin Netanyahu’s long reign as prime minister. President Reuven Rivlin was to hold separate meetings with all the political parties voted into...
- — What awaits tourists hit by Thomas Cook crisis?
- at 9/22/19 7:18amThe possible bankruptcy of British tour operator Thomas Cook, which was fighting for survival on Sunday, would be a bombshell for European holidaymakers and trigger a mammoth repatriation operation. Here are the implications for tourists should the 178-year old giant collapse. What happens in the...
- — ‘Stay away’:Iran’s Rouhani blames foreign forces for causing ‘insecurity’ in the Gulf
- at 9/22/19 7:16amIran’s President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday that the presence of foreign forces creates “insecurity” in the Gulf, after the US ordered the deployment of more troops to the region. “Foreign forces can cause problems and insecurity for our people and for our region,” Rouhani said in a televised...
- — How EU members are preparing for a no-deal Brexit
- at 9/22/19 7:14amWith the spectre of a no-deal Brexit looming on October 31, EU members are taking measures to cushion their economies, safeguard trade with Britain and protect citizens’ rights. The prospect of trade barriers being re-erected on November 1 between Britain and its EU neighbours has led to...
- — Trump supporter flattened for pushing debunked Biden smear: This is what ‘happens in a banana republic’
- at 9/22/19 6:33amAppearing on MSNBC early Sunday morning, a supporter of Donald Trump attempted to push the debunked smear of Joe Biden and his son only to have a critic of the president explain to him that he should be outraged at Trump for once again seeking foreign interference in U.S. elections. Running a clip...
- — Kellyanne Conway lashes out at Democratic voters as ‘racist and sexist’ at Ohio GOP dinner
- at 9/22/19 5:58amMaking an appearance at a Republican Party dinner in Columbus, Ohio, Kellyanne Conway accused Democratic voters of being “racist and sexist,” in a diatribe as she tried to boost the fortunes of her boss, President Donald Trump. According to a report from Cincinnati.com, Conway attacked...
- — Betsy DeVos’ DOE threatens to cut university funding for positive portrayal of Islam
- at 9/22/19 5:51amThe U.S Department of Education threatened to pull federal funding from a Middle East studies course jointly run by Duke University and the University of North Carolina because it portrays Islam too positively. The DOE ordered the universities to change their program or lose its federal grant...
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