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Edo ex-SSG, Imuekemhe is dead, Oshiomhole reacts Published Imuekemhe served as Head of Service and SSG under the Adams Oshiomhole-led administration. In a statement on Thursday, the former National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC) said he was saddened. Oshiomhole called Imuekemhe a very good man and outstanding personality who had an excellent career in public service. He said the deceased contributed immensely to the successes recorded by his administration as governor. Oshiomhole noted that his abilities propelled him to the highest career position – HOS and SSG. “He worked a...

Did the Atomic Bomb End the Pacific War? The use of the atomic weapon must be seen as a continuation and a start: the nuclear continuation of the conventional terror bombing of Japanese civilians, and the start of a new “cold war.” Portside, August 2, 2020 Paul Ham Many historians and most lay people still believe the atomic destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ended the Pacific War. They claim with varying intensity that the Japanese regime surrendered unconditionally in response to the nuclear attack; that the bomb saved a million or more Amercian servicemen; that Hiroshima and Nagas...

>> neil: republicans have been saying no smoking gun, move on. democrats doubling down saying an impeachment inquiry is necessary. the transcript from the president's conversations with the ukrainian president confirm it. catherine herridge has the latest. >> good afternoon. in the last hour, we received a statement from the acting director of national intelligence, joe maguire, he is the intelligence chief who is scheduled to testify publicly tomorrow and he is denying published reports that he threatened to resign if he could not be forthcoming with lawmakers tomorrow. that statement reads "...

His communications with foreign leaders, some sort of promise that he has made to foreign leaders and reportedly some shenanigans with the ukraine. bit by bit it is coming to the surface and hour by hour the trump administration seems to be fixing their cross hairs on the whistle-blower. >> we still do not know anything about the identity of the whistle blower in this case. but we do know that retaliation is a real concern. the act is supposed to protect them from that. the acting director for national intelligence had them point out how seriously they took the effort to protect lawful whistle...

>> a month after giuliani spoke with ukrainians, the president threatened to withhold $250 million in military aid to ukraine. three weeks later, investigations were launched into whether they were pressuring ukrainians to help mr. trump's re-election campaign. a few days after that, the trump administration abandoned the effort to withhold military aid. and now cnn has learned the white house and justice department advised the intelligence chief to withhold the whistle-blower's complaint from congress. joining us now is "washington post" congressional reporter and political analyst carmen. th...