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Month: November 2019

Mick Mulvaney refuses to comply with House subpoena and doesn’t show up for impeachment deposition

Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney refused to comply with House impeachment investigators’ subpoena for a closed-door deposition Friday, citing “absolute immunity” from testifying. “This morning, one minute before his scheduled deposition was to start, Mr. Mulvaney’s outside counsel informed us that his client had been directed by the White House not to

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China’s top ride-hailing company introduced a ‘curfew’ for women after riders were killed. It’s being forced to backtrack

China’s top ride-hailing firm is walking back one of its newest features after users accused the company of discriminating against women by preventing them using one of its services in the late evening. Didi Chuxing earlier this week announced it would resume its controversial carpooling service, Hitch, for the first time since taking it offline

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Students hide rocks to honor veterans

Click here for updates on this story     COWLITZ COUNTY, WA (KPTV) — Middle school students are honoring veterans through their artwork in Kelso and Longview. The leadership class at Huntington Middle School scattered 50 painted rocks throughout the area, asking people to look for, photograph, and share images of the rocks on social media this

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Washington Post/New York Times: ‘Anonymous’ author claims officials considered resigning last year to sound alarm about Trump

The anonymous senior Trump administration official claims in their forthcoming book that Trump officials considered resigning together last year in a “midnight self-massacre” in hopes to sound an alarm about President Donald Trump, according to an excerpt obtained by The Washington Post. The unnamed author known as “Anonymous,” whose new book “A Warning” will be

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Climate politics are tearing the West apart

After a record-hot summer in the Northern Hemisphere, wildfires in California are not the only thing raging. Across the developed world, concerned citizens are pouring into the streets to lambaste feckless politicians for failing to protect the planet. At the same time, their neighbors inveigh against out-of-touch politicians for instituting environmental policies that fail to

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Where to see the Berlin Wall

In the dead of night on August 13, 1961, the East German Army began placing more than 48 kilometers of barbed wire through the center of Berlin, splitting the city into two stark halves. On one side, the Soviet-backed East functioned under a socialist state while the West was controlled by Allied forces, a little

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Fast track: A House vote before Christmas?

Democrats continue to push an aggressive timeline for moving on the impeachment inquiry. CNN’s Manu Raju and Jeremy Herb write that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hasn’t shared her thinking on timing with members, but watching the actions of impeachment investigators is telling. Two data points: Democrats are avoiding court battles that could delay their inquiry

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