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Month: November 2019

NFL player Myles Garrett appeals indefinite suspension imposed after helmet-swinging brawl, source says

Cleveland Browns defensive lineman Myles Garrett is appealing the indefinite suspension he received from the NFL after he struck another player with a helmet, according to a source with direct knowledge of the appeal. Garrett’s appeal will be heard Wednesday by two appeals officers, James Thrash and Derrick Brooks, who are jointly appointed by the

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Congress could depose IRS whistleblower who alleged interference in audit of Trump’s taxes

The Democratic-led House Ways and Means Committee is weighing whether to depose a whistleblower who alleged political interference in the presidential audit program, according to a source familiar with their thinking. No decisions have been made, according to the source, as the committee is considering how it could affect ongoing litigation for President Donald Trump’s

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A ride-sharing program for children called Parents in Motion is filling a need among parents

Click here for updates on this story     CLEVELAND (WEWS) — Cleveland start-up Parents in Motion is giving parents new options while they try to organize the logistics of getting kids to school and activities while balancing other responsibilities. The logistical problems in Vickie Primes’ house aren’t new. “The time that school ends is also the

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Former White House national security official set to testify in impeachment inquiry

Editor’s note: This story first published October 30 ahead of Tim Morrison’s closed-door deposition. It has been updated with additional developments after his initial testimony. Tim Morrison, the former top Russia and Europe adviser on President Donald Trump’s National Security Council, will testify publicly in the House Democrat-led impeachment inquiry on Tuesday. Morrison has already

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Trump administration knew in May Zelensky felt pressured to investigate Bidens

US administration officials knew as early as May 2019 that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky felt pressure from President Donald Trump’s allies to conduct investigations that were politically useful to the American president. That’s according to former Trump White House official Fiona Hill, who in recent testimony before Congress said she was told of that pressure

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New polls show Biden leading in South Carolina

Former Vice President Joe Biden tops the Democratic primary field in the early voting state of South Carolina, according to new polls from Quinnipiac University and the University of North Florida. About a third of likely voters in South Carolina plan to support the former vice president, according to both polls. Quinnipiac has Massachusetts Sen.

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