Linda Sarsour Too Radical for Women’s March But Not for Bernie
Sanders has deployed the anti-Semitic activist as a surrogate for his campaign
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Expectations Fall That the Fed Will Cut Interest Rates This Week
FILE PHOTO – The seal for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System is on display in Washington, DC, U.S. on June 14, 2017. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/File Photo
Traders priced in a 35.4% chance that the Fed will leave rates unchanged at a two-day meeting that concludes on Wednesday.
Ilhan Omar: Impeaching Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh Is ‘Our Constitutional Duty’
Before the Times added what amounted to a walk-back of the new allegation, Democrats such as Omar began lining up for calls for Kavanaugh’s impeachment.
US Officials: Aramco Attack Came From “Iranian Soil”; Pompeo To Release ‘Evidence’
If true, this is a whole different situation now. Raises stakes of response, culpability. Pompeo expected to release more evidence.
Media United in Abortion Support
A total of 21 papers from 12 different states condemned heartbeat bills, which are set to go into effect in Georgia and Missouri in 2019.
BBC Tells Kids ‘People Can Go to Prison’ For Disrespecting ‘More Than 100’ Gender Identities
endocrinologists have warned that doctors are actually giving kids a disease ...
UK Gender Clinic to Offer Sex Change to Kids as Young as 3
“last year 2,590 children were referred to the clinic, a rise of more than 400 per cent since 2013, leading to a two-year waiting list.”
New York Times Forced to Admit Kavanaugh ‘Victim’ Doesn’t Remember Assault
The far-left New York Times has been shamed into adding a humiliating “correction” to its latest and now-debunked smear of Associate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Houthis Say It’s Not Over – Saudi Oil “Still Within Range”; Iraq Denies Its Territory Used
“The rebel group said its weapons could reach anywhere in Saudi Arabia. Saturday’s strikes were carried out by aircraft equipped with a new type of engine…
About 48,000 UAW members strike against General Motors
The last time the union declared a strike at GM was in 2007. The two-day work stoppage was estimated to have cost the Detroit automaker more than $300 million a day.