There are signs that the special counsel is moving to finish a significant portion of his investigative work by the end of the summer. - Devlin Barrett, Matt Zapotosky, Carol D. Leonnig, Shane Harris, Philadelphia Washington Post... [Read More]
"I think the European Union is a foe, what they do to us in trade. Now, you wouldn't think of the European Union, but they're a foe," President Trump tells CBS News... [Read More]
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may soon be evicted from the London embassy that has sheltered him for the last six years. Ecuador, which has played host to the political provocateur since 2012, and Britain are in high-level discussions over Assange's fate. [Read More]
THE UK and Ecuadorian authorities are secretly planning on evicting Julian Assange from his embassy safe house after six years inside, it has been reported. [Read More]
To add insult to injury, the "coin" flipped in the woman's favor, but Roswell Police officers Courtney Brown and Kristee Wilson decided to arrest her, anyway. [Read More]
Sears' last remaining department store in Chicago, the company's longtime hometown, will close on Sunday after nearly 80 years in operation. [Read More]
Sears' last remaining department store in Chicago, the company's longtime hometown, will close on Sunday after nearly 80 years in operation. [Read More]
The shutdown is one of up to 10 Lord & Taylor closures of a total 50 stores planned by chain owner, Hudson's Bay Company. It comes amidst a nationwide department store apocalypse. Hudson's Bay, which owns 488 stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, is battling high debt, declining sales and falling stock prices. [Read More]
The shutdown is one of up to 10 Lord & Taylor closures of a total 50 stores planned by chain owner, Hudson's Bay Company. It comes amidst a nationwide department store apocalypse. Hudson's Bay, which owns 488 stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, is battling high debt, declining sales and falling stock prices. [Read More]
British jet engine maker Rolls-Royce has designed a propulsion system for a flying taxi and is starting a search for partners to help develop a project it hopes could take to the skies as soon as early next decade. Rolls-Royce said on Sunday it had drawn up plans for an electric vertical take-off and... [Read More]
British jet engine maker Rolls-Royce has designed a propulsion system for a flying taxi and is starting a search for partners to help develop a project it hopes could take to the skies as soon as early next decade. Rolls-Royce said on Sunday it had drawn up plans for an electric vertical take-off and... [Read More]
A high-tech mirror that tells you how ugly you are should come with a mental health warning, campaigners have claimed. [Read More]
Unlike southern Florida, shark encounters are relatively rare farther up Florida's Atlantic coastline and are almost unheard of in northernmost Nassau County. [Read More]
Elon Musk has called a British diver who helped rescue schoolboys from a flooded cave in Thailand 'pedo guy' on Twitter. The entrepreneur's outburst came after diver Vern Unsworth told Mr Musk to "stick his submarine where it hurts" after describing his offer to help with a miniature submersible as a "PR stunt". [Read More]
Rolling out nothing we haven't seen him do before in several satirical incarnations, the comic who brought us Ali G falls flat in Showtime offering... [Read More]
Sacha Baron Cohen's new Showtime comedy 'Who Is America?' is occasionally funny, but it's hard to be outrageous in a world where ideologies that used to be concealed are now proudly public. [Read More]
Theresa May, writing for the Mail On Sunday, said: 'Brexit isn't about trading with other countries instead of trading with Europe, it is about doing both.'... [Read More]
JACOB REES-MOGG has launched a scathing attack on "oddly secretive" Theresa May, accusing her of breaking the public's trust by deceiving Leave voters over Brexit. It came as Boris Johnson, described by colleagues as feeling "utterly betrayed" by the Prime Minister, prepares to deliver a resignation speech this week criticising her Brexit plans. [Read More]
Add one more arbitrary and capricious act of anti-Christian-censorship bigotry to the list of Facebook blocks. The Gospel music group Zion's Joy! posted its new song "What Would Heaven Look Like," a purely spiritual Christian praise song, to Facebook, boosting it with a $100 purchase — only to see the song censored for "political content." [Read More]
De León's victory over the longtime senator reflects the increasing strength of the state party's liberal activist core, which was energized by the election of Republican President Trump. [Read More]
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