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Month: February 2020

Intel lawyer who initially blocked Ukraine whistleblower complaint from Congress set to resign

The top intelligence community lawyer whose initial decision to block the Ukraine whistleblower complaint from reaching Congress helped set off the House impeachment inquiry, will resign from his post, a spokesperson for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence confirms to CNN. Jason Klitenic will step down as General Counsel for the Office of

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Guns rights activist Kaitlin Bennett swarmed by student protesters during surprise Ohio University visit

Conservative media personality Kaitlin Bennett didn’t announce she was visiting Ohio University. But hundreds of students showed up to protest her appearance. Bennett, a controversial activist who drew attention for taking graduation photos with an AR-10 rifle strapped to her back at Kent State University, said she was in Athens, Ohio, on Monday to film

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Michael Bloomberg might not be Wall Street’s BFF after all

Michael Bloomberg might be Wall Street’s preferred Democratic presidential candidate, but the billionaire is nonetheless vowing to crack down on the financial industry. The former New York City mayor released a tougher-than-expected Wall Street reform plan Tuesday that calls for restoring some of the post-crisis financial guardrails “gutted” by President Donald Trump. Bloomberg, who has

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