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Month: November 2019

Pompeo has lost confidence at State amid impeachment probe

Revelations that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was unwilling to defend career State Department officials under political attack have damaged his standing within the Department and devastated morale there, according to multiple people familiar with the situation. Details of the inner workings of the Department have emerged this week after House Democrats conducting the impeachment

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Is Kentucky a bad omen for Donald Trump?

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin isn’t a near-certain loser in Tuesday’s election because of Donald Trump. But the President, despite his best efforts, couldn’t save the GOP incumbent, either. That Bevin is 5,000 votes short of state Attorney General Andy Beshear (D) with virtually all the votes counted in Kentucky — Beshear has claimed victory —

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Virginia governor says he will reintroduce gun control measures after Dems take over state government

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Wednesday said he will reintroduce gun control measures in the upcoming legislative sessions now that Democrats have taken control of the state legislature. “Getting rid of bump stocks, high volume magazines, red flag laws. These are common-sense pieces of legislation,” he told CNN’s John Berman on “New Day.” “I will

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The man charged with capital murder after a college party shooting in Texas was released from custody

The man charged with capital murder in connection with a shooting that left two dead and 14 injured near Greenville, Texas, last month has been released after further investigation. The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office requested Brandon Gonzales be released “due to the lack of cooperation from witnesses and discovery of exculpatory evidence during the course

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‘NCIS: New Orleans’ had a shocking death

“NCIS: New Orleans” bid farewell to a beloved original cast member Tuesday night. On the episode titled “Matthew 5:9,” Special Agent Christopher Lasalle is killed while trying to avenge his brother Cade’s murder. Lasalle was shot and killed as he attempted to track a drug ring in Alabama that he suspected was responsible for his

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Alaska Airlines will give you priority boarding if you’re holding a Starbucks holiday cup

The excitement over Starbucks’ holiday cups has reached 35,000 feet. Alaska Airlines is offering priority boarding to passengers who are holding Starbucks’ holiday-themed coffee cups, who will be able to stand in an “espresso” lane. The promotion between the two popular Seattle-based companies begins Thursday and ends Sunday. The promotion doesn’t stop at the gate:

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Xerox is said to consider buying HP

Xerox is reportedly considering buying Hewlett-Packard Inc. in what would be a merger of two former American technology giants that have both seen better days. The Xerox board discussed the possibility of an HP purchase on Tuesday, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cited sources familiar with the matter. The Journal also reported that

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