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Month: December 2019

RNC sends fundraising mailers resembling census forms to Alabama residents

The Republican National Committee recently sent mailers to voters in Alabama that resembled Census forms, a RNC official confirmed to CNN. The political fundraising letter, “2019 Congressional District Census,” asked voters to fill out a survey and donate to President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign, according to AL.com, which first reported the mailers. In an accompanying

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An investigation has revealed what may be 2 mass grave sites from the 1921 Tulsa race riots

A decades-long effort to recover mass burial plots from the 1921 Tulsa race riot has been spurred forward after an investigation found that two sites in the Oklahoma city may contain unmarked mass graves. Scientists and forensic anthropologists have been examining three locations in Tulsa since October. On Monday, the city’s 1921 Mass Graves Investigation

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Toymaker to expand plastic Army women line

Click here for updates on this story     SCRANTON, PA (WNEP) — A Scranton toymaker decided earlier this year to expand his line of plastic toy soldiers to include one female figurine — a risk he thought was worth taking. A wildly successful fundraising campaign proved that toy lovers have been wanting plastic army women for

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Pope lifts secrecy rules for sex abuse cases

Pope Francis has abolished Vatican secrecy rules for cases of sexual abuse, effectively allowing the Catholic church to share documents and information with civil authorities, and allow victims to be updated of the status of their cases. The church already shares files with authorities in some countries, such as the United States, but the practice

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Estonia apologizes after minister calls Finland’s new leader Sanna Marin a ‘sales girl’

Estonia’s President has apologized after the country’s interior minister mocked Finland’s newly elected leader and described her as a “sales girl.” The leader of Estonia’s populist far-right party EKRE, Mart Helme, questioned the ability of Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, 34, to run her country on Sunday. “Now we see how one sales girl has

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Disparate group of Republican senators worry White House and GOP leaders ahead of impeachment trial

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s high-profile push for witnesses to testify in the Senate’s expected impeachment trial of President Donald Trump shifted attention and political pressure on Monday to a handful of Republican senators who have worked diligently to avoid the spotlight. The disparate group’s views on the trial are a concern to the White

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