Month: August 2018
US capital ramps up security ahead of white nationalist rally
One woman was killed and 19 injured when a 20-year-old man drove a car into a group of the counterprotesters.
President Donald Trump, in a low point of his presidency, blamed “both sides” for the bloodshed, a reaction that triggered astonishment among many and was widely seen as escalating tensions.’
Trump Will Fold if Mueller Calls His Bluff. Giuliani Is the Tell.
U.S. Officials Scrambled Behind the Scenes to Shield NATO Deal From Trump
The rushed machinations to get the policy done, as demanded by John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, have not been previously reported. Described by European diplomats and American officials, the efforts are a sign of the lengths to which the president’s top advisers will go to protect a key and longstanding international alliance from Mr. Trump’s unpredictable antipathy.’
BREAKING
BREAKING: The special master has released the materials seized in the Michael Cohen raids, which can now be used by prosecutors. This brings prosecutors much closer to what they can do next, in their formal prosecution of Cohen.
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Ohio county finds hundreds of uncounted votes in already too-close-to-call special election
2018 Michigan Unofficial Primary Election Results – 08/07/2018
‘2,196,944 voters cast ballots in Michigan’s Primary Election (unofficial).
This was the most for any MI Primary since at least 1978. The turnout percentage was 29.74 percent of registered voters.’
Judge halts mother-daughter deportation, threatens to hold Sessions in contempt
Trump officials pushing Hope Hicks to join 2020 campaign: report
So Trump meets with Hicks both on Air Force One and during two limo rides in Ohio; she has a private conversation with a man she’ll be asked to testify against in a federal case and impeachment hearings; we now learn she has a job offer. Does America realize this isn’t normal?’ – Seth Abramson
Revealed: detail of exclusive Russian deal offered to Arron Banks in Brexit run-up
A seven-slide presentation, seen for the first time, shows how Banks – the main donor behind Leave.EU – was offered the chance of making potentially enormous profits in a deal featuring a Russian gold company.
The offer was made through Alexander Yakovenko, Russia’s ambassador in London.