Month: December 2019
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International Affairs
U.S. Embassy in Baghdad stormed by angry protesters after Iraq airstrikes
Dozens of people stormed the compound of the United States embassy in Iraq on Tuesday in response to American airstrikes…
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Tom Cotton threatens Iran following Kirkuk attack that spilled American blood
Republican Sen. Tom Cotton warned Tehran in a tweet Saturday morning following the Kirkuk attack. “If American blood was shed…
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Trump campaign offers online class in how to debate ‘snowflake’ relatives
The site, SnowFlakeVictory.com, explores 12 issues with the intent of showing readers “how to win an argument with your liberal…
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Trump signs bill giving military members largest pay increase in a decade
The move will keep the government funded through Sept. 30, 2020, dodging the possibility of a shutdown ahead of what’s…
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AOC: Trump ‘afraid of strong women, of Latino women’
“If the President thinks I am crazy…It would actually be a problem if he would agree with my ideas,” Ocasio-Cortez…
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Emily Ratajkowski declines an appearance in Saudi Arabia citing human rights concerns
Emily Ratajkowski was invited to Saudi Arabia to make an official appearance at the MDL Beast festival, but turned down…
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Trump rails against windmills: ‘I never understood wind’
During a speech to the conservative student group Turning Point USA, Trump told attendees that he “never understood” the allure…
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Today in Media
In surprise move, Trump gives federal employees Christmas Eve off
In a surprise move, President Trump on Tuesday signed an executive granting most federal employees an extra day off on…
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Hallmark will bring back gay-themed wedding ads amid controversy
Earlier this week, the Hallmark Channel pulled four ads for wedding website Zola because they featured a same-sex couple, bending…
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Military
Military officials probe possible ‘white power’ hand signs at Army-Navy game
The Army and Navy academies are looking into hand signs flashed by students that can be associated with “white power”…
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