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Month: October 2019

Gallup survey finds 52% support for impeachment

A majority of US adults support the impeachment and removal of President Donald Trump from office, a Gallup poll released Wednesday finds, continuing a trend of recent surveys that have found increased support for the Democratic-led effort. Fifty-two percent of Americans support impeaching and removing Trump from office, while 46% disagree. That’s a 7-point increase

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On impeachment, Democrats crack down on White House stonewalling strategy

For months, Democrats probed President Donald Trump and his administration for documents, the President’s financial records and interviews with key associates. They ran into one dead end after another. Now that the investigation has narrowed to Ukraine, that’s all changed. Despite a White House vow that it would not cooperate with the “illegitimate” impeachment inquiry,

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2020 Democratic candidates slam Big Tech

A string of Democratic presidential candidates slammed the tech industry Tuesday night as they debated Silicon Valley’s effects on competition and political speech. Entrepreneur Andrew Yang took aim at frontrunner Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s proposals to break up Big Tech, saying he would be in favor of forcing divestitures in some cases — but that simply

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Las 34 bebidas de ‘frutas’ más vendidas para niños en EE. UU. son consideradas poco saludables

(CNN) — Los estadounidenses gastaron 1.400 millones de dólares en las marcas más populares de bebidas de frutas para niños y aguas saborizadas en 2018. Sin embargo, según las pautas nutricionales, ninguna de estas bebidas era saludable. ¿Por qué los padres harían esto? Tal vez porque las compañías de bebidas estadounidenses gastaron 20,7 millones de

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Kellyanne Conway’s husband donates to Trump’s 2020 GOP rival Joe Walsh

Conservative lawyer George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, has donated to one of President Donald Trump’s Republican rivals: former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh. Federal Election Commission filings show that Conway donated $5,600 on August 30 to Walsh’s longshot bid to grab the Republican nomination from Trump. Walsh raised about $129,000 between

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It’s a tough time to be a bank, but Bank of America is finding ways to grow

Bank of America’s business withstood the slowing economy and tricky interest rate environment better than feared. The nation’s second-largest bank said Wednesday it managed to narrowly grow lending profits despite the recent plunge in interest rates. Bank of America’s results, coupled with JPMorgan Chase’s big earnings beat, could help ease recession fears in the United

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Bill O’Reilly is STUNNED that liberal 2020 candidates believe liberal things

Guess who was watching the fourth Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday night? Former Fox News personality Bill O’Reilly! And he was shocked — SHOCKED — by what he saw. In a series of tweets, O’Reilly expressed amazement with traditional liberal politicians expressing traditional liberal policy prescriptions. Here are just a few of O’Reilly’s wonderment tweets:

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Grand jury subpoenas former GOP Rep. Pete Sessions related to Giuliani and associates’ Ukraine dealings, sources say

A grand jury has subpoenaed former Republican Rep. Pete Sessions on matters connected to President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, two Giuliani associates’ dealings with Ukraine and efforts to remove the US ambassador to Ukraine, sources familiar with the matter told CNN. Sessions’ subpoena suggests that investigators are looking to gather information on his

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Elizabeth Warren has her night in the barrel

Elizabeth Warren got a taste of the front-runner life during a heated debate on Tuesday in Ohio, as the moderate candidates onstage bombarded her throughout the night and, during an especially pointed exchange, assailed the Massachusetts senator over her refusal to directly explain how she would fund “Medicare for All.” The question during the CNN/New

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Booker urges party unity after bruising primary debate

Democratic Sen. Cory Booker, who has made party unity a major theme of his presidential campaign, on Wednesday admonished his rivals for launching “personal attacks” during the fourth primary debate, saying if the candidates cannot stay unified, they won’t be successful in “trying to unify the nation.” “It’s fine to delineate your differences with other

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