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For everyone and show we can be better and we can do better. Look how far weve already come. Thanks for watching. Im al sharpton. Hardball starts right now. A devastating verdict. Lets play hardball. Good evening. Im Chris Matthews in washington. In a devastating rebuke to politicians today, those that this abuse power, a jury in richmond, virginia, today found a former Virginia Governor and his wife guilty of a series of felonies that could keep the couple in prison for the rest of their lives. Both bob and Maureen Mcdonnell wept openly in court. The jury found him guilty on all 11 counts of ...

This is what it means to face the American People in the year 2014, a time when the people look upon politicians as fails at best, abusers of their offices at worst. Guilty today means guilty before the people. Guilty at a time just one in 15 americans believes the United States Congress Deserves respect. In the program tonight well get to two other staggering stories. One the deep nationalistic reaction to the beheadings by the Islamic State and the cases of americans who join the other side. Finally we devote time to the first female comic to bring a sharp nightclub edge to her humor. We beg...

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

NCRHA meets to discuss transferred doctors today apology by sto­ries by Gail Alexan­der The board of the North Cen­tral Re­gion­al Health Au­thor­i­ty (NCRHA) will meet to­day to dis­cuss a call by 11 doc­tors for the re­in­state­ment of and an apol­o­gy to four se­nior doc­tors who were re­cent­ly trans­ferred from the Cou­va Hos­pi­tal and Mul­ti-Train­ing Fa­cil­i­ty. The board’s meet­ing this morn­ing will ex­am­ine a call made by the 11 se­nior med­ical prac­ti­tion­ers, who’ve in­sist­ed the board im­me­di­ate­ly do a probe in­to why the...

D.G. Martin A few years ago, I ignored a friend’s question about whether there was a risk of violence to Asians in North Carolina. That was a mistake. My friend, Don Mar, grew up in the Chinese community in San Francisco and has lived in the Bay Area all his life. I met him more than 60 years ago when he and I were working summer jobs at a Green Giant pea cannery in eastern Washington state. He was Chinese American and we shared a Presbyterian connection. He was very nice and talkative. So, we hit it off. He told me that, if I ever came to San Francisco, I should look him up ...