Kathleen Parker | We've Seen This Movie Before. It Ended With Impeachment.
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Kathleen Parker | We've Seen This Movie Before. It Ended With Impeachment.
Kathleen Parker, The Washington Post
Parker writes: "It would seem but a matter of time before the president of the United States is asked a question under oath and gives a false answer. A lie, in other words. In the prequel, starring Bill Clinton, impeachment followed."
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Kathleen Parker, The Washington Post
Parker writes: "It would seem but a matter of time before the president of the United States is asked a question under oath and gives a false answer. A lie, in other words. In the prequel, starring Bill Clinton, impeachment followed."
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The National Rifle Association, which exhibited at the Conservative Political Action Committee conference, has acknowledged it has more Russian contributors than it previously did. (photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty)
NRA, in New Document, Acknowledges More Than 20 Russian-Linked Contributors
Tim Mak, NPR
Mak writes: "The National Rifle Association has accepted contributions from about 23 Russians, or Americans living in Russia, since 2015, the gun rights group acknowledged to Congress."
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Tim Mak, NPR
Mak writes: "The National Rifle Association has accepted contributions from about 23 Russians, or Americans living in Russia, since 2015, the gun rights group acknowledged to Congress."
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Groceries in a cart. (photo: AP)
Trump Administration Is Considering Allowing Mandatory Drug Testing for Food Stamp Recipients
Juliet Linderman and Jonathan Lemire, Time
Excerpt: "The Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require mandatory drug testing for some food stamp recipients."
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Juliet Linderman and Jonathan Lemire, Time
Excerpt: "The Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require mandatory drug testing for some food stamp recipients."
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Sen. Bernie Sanders. (photo: Getty)
Bernie Sanders: Trump Has No Authority to Broaden War in Syria
Max Greenwood, The Hill
Greenwood writes: "Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) asserted on Wednesday that President Trump 'has no legal authority' to deepen U.S. military involvement in Syria, and that it is ultimately up to Congress to make that decision."
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Max Greenwood, The Hill
Greenwood writes: "Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) asserted on Wednesday that President Trump 'has no legal authority' to deepen U.S. military involvement in Syria, and that it is ultimately up to Congress to make that decision."
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House Speaker Paul Ryan. (photo: AP)
Retiring Republicans Are Practically Handing House Seats to Democrats
Alex Seitz-Wald, NBC News
Seitz-Wald writes: "The addition of Speaker Paul Ryan to an already long list of retiring Republican members of Congress has made a bad situation worse for the embattled GOP majority."
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Alex Seitz-Wald, NBC News
Seitz-Wald writes: "The addition of Speaker Paul Ryan to an already long list of retiring Republican members of Congress has made a bad situation worse for the embattled GOP majority."
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Border Patrol agent. (photo: Getty)
Border Patrol Agents Caught Trying to Dump Mentally Challenged Man Over Mexican Border
Jorge Rivas, Splinter
Rivas writes: "U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, one of the most rogue law enforcement agencies in America, has a new controversy on its hands. And it's on video - again."
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Jorge Rivas, Splinter
Rivas writes: "U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, one of the most rogue law enforcement agencies in America, has a new controversy on its hands. And it's on video - again."
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Entrance to Zion National Park. (photo: Getty)
National Park Service Deletes ALL Mention of Humans' Role in Climate Change in New Report
Elizabeth Shogren, Reveal News
Shogren writes: "National Park Service officials have deleted every mention of humans' role in causing climate change in drafts of a long-awaited report on sea level rise and storm surge, contradicting Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's vow to Congress that his department is not censoring science."
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Elizabeth Shogren, Reveal News
Shogren writes: "National Park Service officials have deleted every mention of humans' role in causing climate change in drafts of a long-awaited report on sea level rise and storm surge, contradicting Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's vow to Congress that his department is not censoring science."
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