Andy Borowitz | Mexico Agrees to Pay for Trump's Psychiatric Care
Andy Borowitz | Mexico Agrees to Pay for Trump's Psychiatric Care
Andy Borowitz, The New Yorker Borowitz writes: "Hoping to resolve the seemingly intractable conflict over immigration, Mexico surprised the world on Thursday by agreeing to pay for Donald J. Trump's psychiatric care." READ MORE ![]() Prominent Republican staffer Benjamin Sparks. (photo: Fox)
Former Scott Walker Staffer Faces Domestic Abuse Charge; Reportedly Had Fiancee Sign Sex Slave Contract
William Cummings, USA TODAY Cummings writes: "A Las Vegas political adviser who has worked on national campaigns for Republican candidates, including Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign, physically abused his ex-fiancee and had her sign a contract to be a 'slave in training.'" READ MORE ![]() Teachers rally at the Oklahoma State Capitol building. (photo: Getty)
Oklahoma Teachers in 5th Day of Walkout as Lawmakers Consider Key Measures
Madison Park, CNN Park writes: "For the fifth consecutive day, Oklahoma teachers are packing the state Capitol as lawmakers discuss three measures that affect education funding on Friday." READ MORE ![]() Woman delivers food to a busy lunch counter. (photo: Getty)
Three Months Into the Trump Tax Cuts, Significant Wage Gains Have Not Materialized
Philip Bump, The Washington Post Bump writes: "The tax cuts were supposed to be 'rocket fuel' for the economy, giving businesses a big tax cut that would then result in increased wages for their employees. A survey in February found that about 13 percent of the corporate tax cuts were going to workers; unions say their workers aren't seeing the benefits." READ MORE ![]() Drone in hangar. (photo: Getty)
Report: Trump Asked CIA Official Why Drone Strike Didn't Also Kill Target's Family
Morgan Gstalter, The Hill Gstalter writes: "President Trump reportedly asked a CIA official why the agency didn't kill a terrorist target's family during a drone strike." READ MORE ![]() Former president of Brazil Lula Da Silva. (photo: Getty)
Brazil's Popular Ex-President Lula Ordered to Prison After Politically Motivated Trial and Conviction
Democracy Now! Excerpt: "A judge on Thursday ordered former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to turn himself in to police within 24 hours and begin serving a 12-year sentence for a controversial corruption conviction, effectively removing him from Brazil's presidential election later this year, where he was the front-runner." READ MORE ![]() Eyre Peninsula, Australia. (photo: Australian Geographic)
BP Claims Potential Oil Spill off Australia's Coast Would Be a 'Welcome Boost' to Local Economies
Nicole Hasham, The Sydney Morning Herald Hasham writes: "Documents obtained under Freedom of Information laws showed the government authority had identified serious shortcomings with BP's environment plan." READ MORE |
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