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Revenge Porn Is Now Grounds For Getting Kicked Out Of The Marine Corps
Commanders are now required to consider firing Marines found to have shared an intimate image without a person’s consent.
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Senators Want To See The Receipts On Michael Flynn’s Dealings With Russia
The Senate Intelligence Committee has issued a subpoena for any documents the former national security adviser has related to Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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A Poll Asked People For The First Word That Came To Mind When They Thought Of Trump And Here’s What They Said
The Quinnipiac University poll also put Trump’s approval rating at a near record low, with only 36% of people supporting how he has been handling his presidency.
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Trump’s Health Secretary Praises Police For Arresting A Reporter Who Shouted Questions At Him
“This is my job. This is what I’m supposed to do,” reporter Dan Heyman said after he was arrested at the West Virginia capitol.
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Seattle’s Mayor Won’t Seek Reelection After Claims He Sexually Abused Teens
Ed Murray, the city’s first openly gay mayor, has said the allegations are false.
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Republicans Are Calling For Independent Investigations Into Russia After Trump Fired The FBI Director
A Republican congressman said he is looking into legislation that would establish an independent commission, joining a handful of other GOP lawmakers critical of Trump’s firing of James Comey.
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Trump Changed His Twitter Banner Photo After The Internet Dragged Him For It
Photoshopper-in-chief.
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A Suspect In The Serial Killings Of 9 People Has Been Arrested In Arizona
For more than a year, police have been investigating crimes related to a suspect they called the Serial Street Shooter.
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Sally Yates Says Nobody Told The Justice Department About Trump’s Travel Ban In Advance
The former acting attorney general told senators on Monday that she first learned from media reports about the executive order, which she took a stand against before being fired.
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This Bar Set Up A Wall For Cinco De Mayo And People Are Pissed
People who reached the top received a “green card” — which they could exchange for a free drink.
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President Trump Praised Australia’s Universal Health Care Right After The House Voted To Repeal Obamacare
“You have better health care than we do,” Trump told Australia’s Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Georgia Just Passed A Law Allowing Concealed Guns On College Campuses
Gov. Nathan Deal signed the bill on Thursday. Guns will still be prohibited in some areas including student housing, campus preschools, and faculty offices.
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Melania Trump’s Twitter Account Liked A Pretty Shady Tweet About Her Husband
“Seems the only #Wall @realDonaldTrump’s built is the one between him and @FLOTUS #Melania #trump”
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The Marines Have A Revenge Porn Problem And Top Brass Say “We Need To Do More”
Women Marines reported being victims of revenge porn at a higher rate than their peers in other branches of the military, according to a new Department of Defense report.
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Here’s The Fyre Festival Organizers’ Presentation To Investors
Sorry all: The guests of ~influencers~ were supposed to get a head start on the luxury treasure hunt.
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An Inmate Died After Being Denied Water For 7 Days, And A Jury Is Considering Who’s To Blame
Surveillance video captured what happened before Terrill Thomas was denied water for seven days — but jail staff didn’t turn it over to police before it was overwritten.
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Here Are 100 Lies And False Statements From Trump’s First 100 Days
A new era in American politics. And a new challenge for citizens and journalists.
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Trump’s Attorney General Says DREAMers Can Be Deported
The president said Friday that young immigrants who entered the US illegally as children should “rest easy” — but his attorney general doesn’t seem to agree.
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Revenge Porn Is Now Officially Illegal Under Marine And Navy Law
After revelations that hundreds Marines may have been involved in sharing nude photos of women service members, the US Navy Regulations are getting an update.
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The Death Of The First Black Female Judge On New York’s Highest Court Is Being Investigated As Suspicious
The body of Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first black woman on New York’s highest court, was found last week in the Hudson River.
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