Trump Offers ‘Compromise’ To End Government Shutdown
US President Donald Trump has set out new plans on his Mexican wall project to try to end a partial government shutdown lasting more than
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Senior Trump Officials Get $10,000 Raises While 800K Federal Employees Work With No Pay
In the midst of a government shutdown that has left nearly 800,000 federal workers without paying jobs, hundreds of senior Trump administration officials are set to receive
U.S.Senate Candidate Chris McDaniel Says Blacks should stop ‘begging for federal government scraps’
U.S. Senate candidate Chris McDaniel was booed by a live MSNBC audience at Ole Miss on Friday morning after he said African-American Mississippians should stop
Retired Teacher Corrects and Returns Error-Filled Letter to Donald Trump
A retired English teacher from Atlanta had written a letter to President Donald Trump after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, beseeching him to visit
Governor of New Mexico Wants To Make Cops Immune From On-Duty Assault Complaints
New Mexico’s governor, Susana Martinez, is in the process of introducing legislation that would grant immunity to members of the state’s various police departments for
Women who accused Trump of sexual assault demand Congress investigate
The three women who came forward accusing President Donald Trump of sexual misconduct are now demanding that Congress launch an investigation into the president over
Alabama Senate Candidate Roy Moore Thinks America Was ‘Great’ During Slavery
A remark about the Trump campaign slogan “Make America great again” made by the Alabama Senate candidate, and accused child molester, Roy Moore recently resurfaced. TIME magazine
Minneapolis Elects First Black Transgender Woman To City Council
Andrea Jenkins, a 56-year-old black transgender woman, easily won the race Tuesday for an open seat on the City Council in south Minneapolis. With roughly
Trump ‘Sad’ Over Removal of “Our Beautiful Statues”
After flip-flopping several times, the President went to his go to means of communication, Twitter, and gripped about the removal of Confederate statues. Donald Trump
Recent F.E.C. Report Reveals YouTube Stars, Diamond and Silk, Were Paid By Trump Administration
After becoming familiar faces during the 2016 presidential election campaign, YouTube stars Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson—better known as “Diamond” and “Silk,” are once again back
Dr. Jerome M. Adams Is Nominated To Be The Next Surgeon General
The position of Surgeon General of the United States is considered to be “the nation’s doctor.” And at 42-years-old, Dr. Jerome M. Adams, has been nominated by
Sheriff David Clarke Jr. Withdraws From Homeland Security Job
Controversial figure and Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Jr., has withdrawn his name from a senior post with the Homeland Security Department. He is known for
Aja Brown, Compton’s Youngest Mayor, Re-Elected For Second Term
35-year-old mayor of Compton, Ca, Aja Brown, has been re-elected for a second term. Mayor Brown made history in 2013 at age 31 when she
Trump Just Removed White Supremacist Groups From Terror Watch Program
In his most shocking move since becoming president two weeks ago, Donald Trump’s regime is making changes to America’s domestic terrorism programs. He’s officially legalizing
Sudanese Stanford Ph.D. Student Talks About Being Detained at JFK Under Trump Muslim Ban
Nisrin Elamin is a Ph.D. student in anthropology at Stanford University and a Sudanese citizen. Last week, she was attempting to make it back to
U.S. Secret Service Settles $24 Million Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
The Secret Service Department, the agency known mostly for protecting the U.S. President, has settled a class-action lawsuit over their practice of racial discrimination. The
