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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.
Get a load of this.
United States Rep. Scott Perry, like many of his fellow lawmakers around the country, faced a disgruntled crowd during a town hall meeting March 18 in Red Lion Junior High School.
Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, has asked Congress to weigh in on whether carbon is a pollutant that should be regulated.
Former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died over a year ago now, and his seat on the court has been vacant since. Now this wouldn’t be the case had Republicans in Congress just done their jobs last year and confirmed President Barack Obama’s nominee Merrick Garland, but instead we were treated to a politicized version of “The Maury Show.”
The vacant Supreme Court seat has been the subject of much of Congress’ discussions and debates as of late.
Every year when spring break rolls around, college students are prompted with a similar question: “What are you doing for your break?” In the following weeks, when the nation’s schools take a brief hiatus, the same people who ask that question are treated to headlines that read “Watch this idiotic spring break bro jump into a shark-infested pool,” or “Viral video shows spring break ‘chaos’ at Port Aransas.” But the truth is, there are college students who do not have the means or desire to party their break away at a foreign location.
Some college students elect to spend their break at sunny, crowded beaches to rest and relax.
Last week’s break, coupled with being snowed in for a few days, was a welcome distraction from the three-ring circus that is the White House. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end.
President Trump and his administration stepped on some toes during its first meeting with important European allies.
Trump met with foreign allies this past Friday at the White House.