She is serving as a special correspondent for the show, for which she talked to 14 Americans about how they feel about the president — and the results are decidedly mixed.
Oprah Leads Debate on Trump in 60 Minutes Segment
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Florida Governor Rick Scott Accused of Deleting Voicemails from Nursing Home Where 11 Died After Hurricane Irma
Voicemails left on Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s cellphone by employees of the Hollywood nursing home where 11 died in the post-Hurricane Irma heat have been deleted, according to the governor’s office.
Anthony Weiner Sentenced to 21 Months in Underage Sexting Case
Former Rep. Anthony Weiner was sentenced Monday to 21 months in prison for sexting with a 15-year-old girl in a case that rocked Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the White House in the closing days of the race and may have cost her the presidency.
Douglas Brinkley Named Presidential Historian for New York Historical Society
One of the country’s leading presidential experts has been named an in-house scholar for the New-York Historical Society.
House Speaker Paul Ryan Promises Aid for Puerto Rico Hurricane Victims
House Speaker Paul Ryan promised Monday that Washington will make sure that the people of hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico will “have what they need.”
Marine Corps Set to Have Its First Female Infantry Officer
The Marine Corps is set to make history by having its first female infantry officer, following her expected graduation from the service’s Infantry Officer Course, the Washington Post reported Thursday. The as-yet unidentified female lieutenant has just completed a three-week combat exercise at the end of a […]
Court to Hear Arguments On Whether Agent Can be Sued for Shooting Across Border & Killing MexicanAmbassador Pick for Melania Trump’s Home Country of Slovenia Withdraws
Melania Trump’s choice for U.S. ambassador to her home country of Slovenia, Kelly Roberts, has withdrawn her name from consideration, according to three people familiar with the matter.
Court to Hear Arguments On Whether Agent Can be Sued for Shooting Across Border & Killing Mexican
A federal appeals court was set to hear arguments Wednesday over whether a federal border patrol agent can be sued in U.S. courts for shooting across the border and killing a Mexican teenager in 2010.
Melania Trump to Speak on Children and Bullying at U.N. Luncheon
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Melania Trump said children are “hit first and hardest in any country” when it comes to “drug addiction, bullying, poverty, disease, trafficking, illiteracy, or hunger.” | Evan Vucci/AP[/caption][/caption]First lady Melania Trump on Wednesday will advocate for children and will denounce bullying, according to excerpts of […]
Former Chicago Police Sergeant Arrested on Drug Charges After 15-Year Manhunt
A 15-year international manhunt for a former Chicago police sergeant facing federal drug conspiracy charges ended Tuesday after the man was arrested in Detroit.
Illegal Immigrant Hurricane Victims Turn to Churches Amid Fear of Deportation
Immigrants came from across Houston to a Baptist church gymnasium and stacked dollies with boxes of cereal, orange juice and household necessities like cleaning bleach.
Jimmy Kimmel Says Sen. Bill Cassidy Lied About Healthcare
Jimmy Kimmel sharply criticized U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy on his late-night show, saying the Louisiana Republican “lied right to my face” by going back on his word to ensure any health care overhaul passes a test named for the host.
