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on October 16, 2017 in Featured World News

Whine House Down: Clinton Suspends Media after Falling, Hurting Foot in UK

by Oliver JJ Lane British media producers were left asking ‘What Happened?’ Monday, after failed U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton chose to cancel television and radio appearances promoting her new book in the United Kingdom. Clinton’s tour went from bad to worse Monday as she missed planned appearances on the BBC’s Woman’s Hour slot, the This Morning show on ITV, and a pre-tape for the BBC’s Graham Norton Show. Britain’s Daily Mail reports a source who said Clinton was “exhausted” by her promotional tour, that she had fallen and hurt her foot, and was awaiting the results of an x-ray to… View Article

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on September 28, 2017 in Featured World News

Lawmakers Set Sights on Obama Unmasking Scandal

Lawmakers place renewed focus on unearthing Obama efforts to monitor team Trump BY: Adam KredoFollow @Kredo0 Senior congressional leaders are renewing their focus on an investigation into efforts by the Obama administration to obtain highly classified intelligence information on Trump administration allies in what many allege was an effort to undermine the president and his national security team, according to conversations with multiple senior U.S officials familiar with the situation. The recent admission by Obama administration National Security Adviser Susan Rice that she requested the unmasking of Trump associates named in highly classified intelligence community reports has placed renewed attention… View Article

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on September 28, 2017 in Featured World News

Disability Groups, Lawmakers Condemn Assisted Suicide

Resolution comes as more states debate legalization of medical suicides BY: Bill McMorrisFollow @FBillMcMorris Republican lawmakers condemned the spread of physician-assisted suicides at a Wednesday press conference as more states consider legalizing the practice. Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R., Ohio) announced the introduction of a non-binding resolution criticizing physician-assisted suicide as a threat to society. The resolution says the practice “puts everyone, including those most vulnerable, at risk of deadly harm and undermines the integrity of the health care system.” Wenstrup, a career physician before coming to Congress, said it was needed to give “voice to those most at risk.” “The… View Article

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