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Week. but the president and the administration is facing a new push, a little bit of impatience from their left flank. which is also important. so at some point these negotiations will end and they will have a bipartisan deal, or the white house will go alone and try to push something through with democratic support in reconciliation. a lot of the money in washington thinks the latter is more likely outcome here. but you cant get to that point without going through a really robust negotiation pr...

A really robust negotiation process with republicans. >> barb mcquade, lets turn on the way back machine and it will spit out the name don mcgahn. he was a star witness for mueller. he appears before the house judiciary committee tomorrow. tell people why they should care what he has to say. >> i dont know if hes going el us anything new. its really just to ask him the same information that is revealed in the mueller report. so i dont know that the substance of his testimony will change much if ...

In a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, the GOP lawmakers said the move “raises serious concerns about political bias.” “The Obama-Biden Justice Department weaponized the NSD and our intelligence community to target the Trump campaign. Ms. Hennessey played a large role in promoting and legitimizing these attacks,” the letter states. “Your decision to hire Ms. Hennessey to a senior position within the NSD suggests that rather than execute the law impartially and without fear o...

Four years ago, the RNC announced its national finance team. How many of the quartet have faced Justice Department investigations? All of them.

“In several recent Justice Department investigations involving national security matters, Ms. Hennessey has been an outspoken and partisan critic of Republicans,” he wrote in a letter also signed by Reps. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) and Mike Johnson “Your decision to hire Ms. Hennessey to a senior position within the [national security division] suggests that rather than execute the law impartially and without fear or favor, you intend to continue the Obama-Biden Administration’s politicizatio...

Amazon did the math and would actually prefer getting sued Mitchell Clark © Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Amazon has recently changed its terms of service to allow its customers to bring lawsuits against the company instead of having to go through an arbitration process. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company made the change after over 75,000 Echo users were organized to file individual arbitration cases, which would have left Amazon on the hook for milli...

US soliders in Europe is facing controversy after it was reported that they leaked private information about the US nuclear weapons online.

US soldiers stationed in Europe may have accidentally exposed information about the US nuclear weapons stockpile when they used study apps to help them remember details, a new report says.

Take a tip from Gwen Stefani. Don't let the race-baiters bully you into giving up cultural appreciation.

A white supremacist unmasked? HuffPost alleges local teacher Benjamin Welton has been writing white nationalist articles under pen names.