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Month: October 2019

Police: Waynesboro man abused puppy, assaulted woman, kicked troopers, and threatened to infect them with Hepatitis C

Click here for updates on this story     FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA (WPMT) — State Police have charged a 37-year-old Waynesboro man with several offenses, including aggravated assault, simple assault, and resisting arrest after he allegedly kicked troopers and threatened to infect them with Hepatitis C during the investigation of a domestic incident Tuesday morning. Matthew Biser,

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Republicans’ circus strategy on impeachment

On Wednesday on Capitol Hill, this happened: “Roughly two-dozen House Republicans on Wednesday stormed a closed-door deposition in secure House Intelligence Committee spaces to rail against the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry, a political stunt ratcheting up the GOP complaints about the process that threw the deposition into doubt…. ….Rep. Bradley Byrne yelled in committee Chair Adam Schiff’s

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Microsoft Azure growth rate continues to slow

Microsoft’s Azure cloud business is once again growing at a slower rate. In reporting earnings for its fiscal first quarter on Wednesday, Microsoft revealed revenue growth in its Azure division slowed to 59%, down from 64% the previous quarter. The growth rate has largely been declining since the third quarter of Microsoft’s 2018 fiscal year.

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Pregnant Woman Steals Car; Vanishes

Click here for updates on this story     Mobile, AL (WALA) — Mobile Police say they’re looking for a pregnant woman who, they say, stole a car, then skipped out on arrest warrants. This is 19 year old Michaele Conner. Last week, investigators say she was spotted in Mobile driving a car stolen in Fairhope. Officers

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Mark Zuckerberg tells Congress anti-trust ‘didn’t come up’ during ‘private’ Trump meeting

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reluctantly offered Congress a few details about his September meeting with President Donald Trump, telling lawmakers on Wednesday that antitrust did not come up during their conversation in the Oval Office. Asked during a House Financial Services Committee hearing whether antitrust investigations into Facebook came up in the West Wing, Zuckerberg

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Expect Trump to fight as if his life depends on it

Faced with the possibility of impeachment, President Donald Trump has declared Congress’s inquiry to be a political “lynching” and his press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, has called Ambassador William Taylor, who provided damning testimony under a House subpoena, a “radical” bureaucrat. These are words of desperation. They are also the sound of reality crushing the edifice

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