Victor Morton

Senate Judiciary Committee cancels votes on Trump nominees amid Jeff Flake standoff

The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee canceled votes on nearly two dozen of President Trump's judicial nominees. Published November 28, 2018

David Hogg calls for federal tax on gun sales

David Hogg now wants to raise your taxes. The gun control advocate took to Twitter on Wednesday to push a new form of anti-gun law, using the Congress's power to tax. Published November 28, 2018

Stormy Daniels says Michael Avenatti filed Trump defamation lawsuit without telling her

Stormy Daniels said Wednesday that her attorney Michael Avenatti filed her defamation lawsuit against President Trump without telling her. Published November 28, 2018

Donald Trump mocks Brenda Snipes on Twitter

President Trump ridiculed the former top vote-counter in heavily Democratic Broward County and implied via ridicule that she was an electoral cheat. Published November 27, 2018

David Edelstein, film critic, fired by NPR for ‘Last Tango in Paris’ rape joke

National Public Radio fired film critic David Edelstein on Tuesday for making a joke about a rape scene in the 1972 classic movie "Last Tango In Paris." Published November 27, 2018

George Anthony, Casey Anthony’s father, seriously injured in car accident

George Anthony, the father of child-killing suspect Casey Anthony, suffered "incapacitating" injuries in an automobile crash over the weekend in Florida. Published November 26, 2018

New York gun bill requires purchasers to surrender social media profile

Democratic lawmakers in New York state are pushing a bill that would require gun purchasers to turn over to the state their social-media profiles and search histories. Published November 22, 2018

Hillary Clinton: Populism reflects psychological desire for a dictator

Failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said right-wing populism in the U.S. and Europe reflects some people's psychological need for a dictator, according to an interview with a British newspaper published Thursday. Published November 22, 2018

Hillary Clinton lectures Europe on getting ‘a handle’ on migration

U.S.-border-wall opponent Hillary Clinton thinks Europe needs to curb immigration. Published November 22, 2018

Ellen Pompeo, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ actress, stops interview to protest crew’s lack of diversity

Ellen Pompeo stopped an interview cold to complain about the lack of ethnic minorities in the crew shooting the piece, saying doing so was the duty of all white people "in every single room we walk into." Published November 21, 2018

Donald Trump questions global warming amid Thanksgiving cold

President Trump turned climatologist Wednesday night, as much of the the nation braced for a major cold snap on Thanksgiving weekend. Published November 21, 2018

Democrats win House popular vote by 8.6 million votes

Democratic House candidates received more than 8.6 million votes than did their Republican counterparts -- the biggest such midterm margin for either party in over 40 years. Published November 21, 2018

Donald Trump hints he may attend White House Correspondents’ Dinner

President Trump hinted Tuesday night that he may attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner for the first time in his term. Published November 20, 2018

Trump says private email usage by Ivanka, Hillary Clinton do not compare

President Trump downplayed his daughter Ivanka's use of a private email account to conduct government business early in his administration, saying there was no comparison between her practices and those of Hillary Clinton, his 2016 Democratic rival. Published November 20, 2018

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