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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Source: Getty Summary:  For a president who was determined to break the mold in South-North relations and to support the normalization of U.S.-North Korea ties, Moon seems poised to leave office with his biggest foreign policy mark on the reinvigoration of the Seoul-Washington alliance. Related Media and Tools If you enjoyed reading this, subscribe for more! Thank you! Summary Since South Korean President Moon Jae-in entered office in May 2017, he sp...

Jared Kushners bad week just got a little weirder. World News | Rachel Chason, The Washington Post | Thursday September 28, 2017 Inside the 1,200-square-foot dome on Hawaii, 29-year-old James Bevington listened to the countdown with a combination of excitement and fear. World News | Rachel Chason, The Washington Post | Thursday September 21, 2017 ...

Marijuana legalization and medical marijuana bills get filed in Nebraska, the US and Mexico spar over the undone arrest of a former defense minister, a Washington state bill to allow home cultivation gets a hearing, and more. Bail bond businesses like this one are about to go the way of the dodo in Illinois. (CA Dept. of Insurance) Marijuana Policy Nebraska Marijuana Legalization Bill Filed. State Senator Terrell McKinney (D-Omaha) has introduced Legislative Bill 481, which would remove marijua...

December 18, 2020 Corporate media, especially LGBT media, seem to have a special hobby of attempting to make conservatives, particularly Christians, as uncomfortable as possible in public. This becomes more apparent when they consider their target to be especially deserving of harassment and bullying, such as actor Chris Pratt. Popsugar, for example, gleefully declared, “Guardians of the Galaxy’s Star-Lord Is Bisexual, and All Eyes Are on Chris Pratt.” The article imagines and mocks a hyp...

Lashes out. sources telling cnn that he wants to fire witnesses who still have white house jobs. his advisers warning that that could be seen as retaliation, especially in the wake of the presidents realtime attack -- remember that -- on former ambassador yovanovich as she testified on friday, an attack that adam schiff called witness intimidation. but now in what may be an effort to placate the president, aides are exploring whether they can send some witnesses back to their departments ahead o...

Time, but he did make two calls to mayor giuliani. a lot more to come on all of this for you, and were also learning tonight about what looks like an awful -- an awful lot like a campaign to take down witnesses as the impeachment threat grows and the president lashes out. sources telling cnn that he wants to fire witnesses who still have white house jobs. his advisers warning that that could be seen as retaliation, especially in the wake of the presidents realtime attack -- remember that -- on f...

The speakers gavel back this coming january, just about every moo move shes made on the inside points to the answer being probably yes. that is "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in. >> if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that? >> look, its going to be up to him. >> the president leaves it up to matthew whitaker. >> hes astute politically. >> as democrats sue to...

Reporters havent agreed to these rules. so it remains to be seen if this is just a fig leaf to give the white house an excuse to drop this case and give the press pass back or if in the future there is going to be a chilling effect. and frankly, thats the concern going forward, there is going to be a chilling effect in the white house press corps if you try to ask too many questions in a row, the white house may try to revoke your press pass. we can all agree, americans deserve more questions, m...

Members. the president is taking comfort in the act fa the acting attorney general he installed, matt whittaker, he believes is an ally, is overseeing the special counsel russia investigation. >> jeff, stay with us. i want to have joining our conversation our panel. jacqueline of "the washington post" and john nichols, with a welcome to you both. do you think this is an accurate portrayal of the mood in the white house? what are you hearing on that front? >> i mean, all we have to do is look at ...

The president lashes out. >> we will -- we will rebuild the fbi. how that is disgraceful and angry people that are seeing that. >> in the meantime looking at the trump transition team claiming robert muller and his team inappropriately obtained private documents some were obtained under attorney client privilege. live now at the white house what can you tell us work. >> setting to the heads of the committee and in that letter it alleges that special counselor muller acted inappropriately with th...