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We begin at the white house where last night the white house faulted the media for questioning whether President Trump will fire special counsel Robert Mueller. Now, after the president and one of his top lawyers offered unprompted criticism of mueller this weekend, amid a number of tweets about Andrew Mccabe, a potential witness in the Mueller Probe just hours before his full pension eligibility, President Trump issued his first tweet specifically attacking mueller by name. Quote, the Mueller Probe should never have been started in that there was no collusion and there was no crime. It was ba...

Events. His intent was not to harm anyone. He was right in saying there are so many people who have loved him. Bill jeff paul live in washington whats the latest on the investigation there, jeff . Federal investigators are hoping the recovery of the black boxes give them a better understanding into what led to plane to crash into an island in puget sound and what motivated the worker to steal the plane and fly off in the first place. This is the man, 29yearold Richard Russell. He worked for horizon air for three years where he loaded and unloaded bags and guided planes. He used a tractor to he...

A European Union official sexually harassed a colleague but was let off because his Brussels pension was too small to dock without making him go hungry.

Melinda Henneberger really doesn’t see why being weirdly reactive and rude to a judge is worse than, say, suborning perjury.

In recent years Unisa has noted an uptick in cheating cases, with the 2020 move to online exams triggering a spike but the university is struggling to get a grip on various issues related to cheating.