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Month: November 2019

University of Central Florida sorority on interim suspension after allegations of hazing including forced drinking

The University of Central Florida has placed a sorority on interim suspension following allegations of hazing and alcohol misconduct. The UCF chapter of Pi Beta Phi — a national sorority which aims to “promote friendship” and “develop women of intellect and integrity,” according to its website — was notified of the interim suspension in a

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Ukrainian officials discussing ways to improve standing with Trump

Ukrainian officials are discussing ways to improve their country’s standing with President Donald Trump amid the continuing fallout from the impeachment inquiry, two sources told CNN. Those sources, who recently met with Ukrainian officials, said that the Ukrainian government could still announce new investigations which could be seen as politically beneficial to the US President.

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Democrats set December 6 deadline for White House to say if it will participate in impeachment proceedings

The House Judiciary Committee is setting a deadline of December 6 for President Donald Trump to decide whether his attorneys will participate in the committee’s impeachment proceedings against him. House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, sent Trump a letter Friday with the new date asking if the President’s counsel plans to request

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London Bridge Incident

2 dead in London Bridge ‘terrorist’ stabbing attack, 3 hurt in stabbing in the Netherlands

LONDON, England — Two people were killed in a stabbing attack Friday near London Bridge that police labeled a “terrorist” incident, while three people were wounded in another stabbing incident in the Dutch city of The Hague. The motive in both cases was unclear. “Stabbing incident with multiple wounded on the Big Market Street in

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5 surprises from the impeachment inquiry: A sign of what’s to come at Trump’s Senate trial

The impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump has already seen it all: contentious public hearings, unexpected bombshells, testimony implicating the President and a fair share of conspiracy theories. The drama could escalate even more in the coming weeks as Congress moves to the next phase and preps for Trump’s potential trial in the Senate. House

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Hugh Hefner Fast Facts

Here’s a look at the life of the Hugh Hefner, the late founder and longtime editor-in-chief of Playboy Magazine. Personal Birth date: April 9, 1926 Death date: September 27, 2017 Birth place: Chicago, Illinois Birth name: Hugh Marston Hefner Father: Glenn Hefner, an accountant Mother: Grace (Swanson) Hefner, a teacher Marriages: Crystal Harris (December 31,

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House GOP members are ‘absolutely disgusted and exhausted’ by Trump’s behavior, former GOP congressman says

Former Republican congressman Charlie Dent said Thursday some of his former colleagues in the House of Representatives have privately told him they are “absolutely disgusted and exhausted by the President’s behavior.” Dent told CNN’s Ana Cabrera on “Newsroom” that House Republicans are standing with the President at the moment because of base pressure, but said

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