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The 2017 Wellness Fair was hosted on Wednesday by the Shippensburg University’s Counseling Center and the Human Resources Department in the Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) of the Ceddia Union Building.
On April 4, President Donald Trump responded to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s chemical-weapon attack on the Syrian people by authorizing an airstrike on the military base where al-Assad’s weapon-carrying planes took off, according to The Washington Post.
President Trump authorized the airstrikes during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinxing at his Mar-a-Lago golf club.
We don’t know if President Donald Trump was purely motivated to fire cruise missiles at a Syrian military airfield. Was he genuinely horrified by the nerve-gas attack on a rebel-held town ordered by dictator Bashar Assad? His strongest critics insist that Trump saw the revulsion at the deaths of the innocents, including children, really and cynically, as an opportunity to boost his approval ratings, which have spiraled ever downward during the constant embarrassments that have defined the earliest days of his administration. There is no way to know.
In his first 80 days as commander in chief, President Donald Trump has spent 21 days at his Mar-A-Lago golf club, costing taxpayers $21.6 million, according to The New York Times. If this keeps up, Trump is on track to surpass Barack Obama’s travel cost for an entire four-year term in a matter of only one year.
The White House is President Trump’s home throughout the week, but he has spent a lot of weekends at his Mar-a-Lago club.
The age-old debate over capital punishment rages on, as states like Arkansas and Florida have thrust the topic back into the spotlight.
Democracy is something that is near and dear to my heart. It’s a liberty that I wouldn’t be experiencing if it wasn’t for our Founding Fathers.
Senate Republicans enacted their “nuclear option” Friday,confirming Judge Gorsuch after Democrats decided to filibuster.
I know WWE Hall of Famer President Donald Trump has repeatedly called ties to Russia “fake news.” And I know Rep. Adam Schiff, the lead Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN that there is no “definitive” proof of collusion yet. But my ears are still ringing from people screaming about emails all last year.
Blackwater founder Erik Prince is a former Navy Seal
The J. Edgar Hoover building is the location of the Federal Buerau of Investigation. The FBI is currently investigating President Donald Trump and his campaign for possible collusion with Russians.
Let’s dispense with the sanctimony and admit it: Most of us really enjoy piling on. There are few things more exhilarating than participating in mass malice. Rarely do we get such an obvious opportunity for schadenfreude than the Trump-Ryan health care debacle. Maybe Donald Trump should have his ghostwriter create a new book: “The Thwart of the Deal.”
The White House plays host to many successes and failures. President Donald Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan were on the losing end when they could not garner enough votes to pass their healthcare bill.
On Jan. 22, Phillip and Rebecca Benight were found unconscious in their car in Manor Township after overdosing on prescription pills. First responders gave the couple Narcan — reviving them both — and they were eventually taken to the hospital. Phillip, 60, lived, but Rebecca, a 72-year-old dementia patient, died on Jan. 30, according to Penn Live.
Following three straight days of testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, federal appeals Judge Neil Gorsuch is easily sailing through the confirmation process.
The vacant Supreme Court seat has been the subject of much of Congress’ discussions and debates as of late.
Following three straight days of testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, federal appeals Judge Neil Gorsuch is easily sailing through the confirmation process.
The vacant Supreme Court seat has been the subject of much of Congress’ discussions and debates as of late.
A woman named Brooke Livering was charged with homicide by vehicle after killing 17-year-old Emily Groft — a passenger in Livering’s Mitsubishi Eclipse — because Livering was driving at an “excessive speed” in the 400 block of Big Spring Road in Goldsboro, Pennsylvania. Livering was apparently arguing over the phone via text message with her significant other, and lost control of the wheel.
