UN body seeks USD 993 million to prevent famine, tackle drought in Somalia
The United Nations humanitarian agency said on Friday that it seeking 993.3 million US dollars to provide life-saving and life-sustaining assistance to preven
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The United Nations humanitarian agency said on Friday that it seeking 993.3 million US dollars to provide life-saving and life-sustaining assistance to preven
The government has to step in if people can’t protect themselves. But once they can, the calculus shifts.
Organization. it starts at the top. but it also -- here's the big picture. the white house nowadays, they are doing fewer than one white house press briefing a week. they are talking to the press in a critical environment, where there's an opportunity to ask questions fewer and fewer times. a week and a half ago, when the president was overseas and jim acosta at cnn tried to ask him a question, the white house called that disrespectful, pulled a guest -- another guest from cnn's programming. this is a pattern of the white house always trying to restrict things. just yesterday, kaitlan collins ...
Public. if you're a a fan of president trump and don't care if there's ratings on camera, you care when there's a democrat in office, and vice versa. if it's a democrat in the future, but whether republican or democrat in the white house, there's a push and pull. clinton, obama, bush, all past presidents in the age of technology news have tried to control the message. not to this degree. this is a much more dramatic escalation of this attempt to roll back access. >> what's the deal with the inconsistency, though, not saying we're only doing it this way, on and off camera sometimes, use the aud...