In his opening monologue on Monday, Kimmel said that sketch referring to first lady Melania Trump as an "expectant widow" was a joke about the president's age and not a call for assassination.
Cole Allen, the man who tried to storm the White House Correspondents' Dinner, is being charged with trying to assassinate President Trump. And, King Charles III is set to address Congress today.
Cole Allen, the man who tried to storm the White House Correspondents' Dinner, is being charged with trying to assassinate President Trump. And, King Charles III is set to address Congress today.Open
Lawmakers say the project is essential to national security after a gunman tried to storm the White House Correspondents' Association dinner Saturday.
Hero middle school students took control of their school bus after the driver had a medical emergency; it was caught on camera.
The company on Tuesday released a letter from CEO Mary Barra to shareholders.
Nasty Wisconsin brewery owner promised 'free beer, all day' the day Trump dies.
The political clown has long been part of the corporate media 'resistance' movement, feeding the furnace of Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Left-wing political violence won’t end unless it’s actively stopped. We are not going to argue our way to peace.
Iran has more cards to play to avoid the U.S. blockade halting its oil output — at least for now, analysts say. Why it matters: Oil is Iran's economic lifeblood, and President Trump hopes blocking exports — which eventually causes production to halt — will force concessions. - But Iran has extra storage capacity, and reportedly can get some tankers through the blockade — so it may be able to resist that pressure for a while longer. - The state of Iran's oil infrastructure could sway regime strategy as the Strait of Hormuz stalemate creates political pain for Trump. What they're saying: The country "may not be in imminent danger of a major crude oil shut-in," writes Antoine Halff, chief analyst with the climate and energy data…
Iran has more cards to play to avoid the U.S. blockade halting its oil output — at least for now, analysts say. Why it matters: Oil is Iran's economic lifeblood, and President Trump hopes blocking exports — which eventually causes production to halt — will force concessions. - But Iran has extra storage capacity, and reportedly can get some tankers through the blockade — so it may be able to resist that pressure for a while longer. - The state of Iran's oil infrastructure could sway regime strategy as the Strait of Hormuz stalemate creates political pain for Trump. What they're saying: The country "may not be in imminent danger of a major crude oil shut-in," writes Antoine Halff, chief analyst with the climate and energy data…Open
A new academic study has found that artificial intelligence systems used to evaluate student writing may respond differently depending on how a student’s identity is […] Source