Boy Scouts of America Files for Bankruptcy after String of Sexual Assault Suits
In recent months, hundreds of new abuse cases have been reported.
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Dem NC Senate Frontrunner Backs Lowering Tuition after Multiple Votes for Tuition Hikes
Cal Cunningham, the leading contender to take on Republican incumbent Thom Tillis in November, is coming under fire from a progressive primary challenger.
Apple Says Coronavirus Will Stunt Its Quarterly Earnings
The tech giant said the virus, which as of Monday had affected over 71,000 people in China, was impacting the production of the flagship iPhone.
Michael Bloomberg Is a Condescending Jerk . . .
. . . who made a legitimate point about how jobs are changing.
Feds Charge Doctor With Committing $26 Million Medicare Fraud to Fund Foreign Political Ambitions
A Florida doctor allegedly defrauded Medicare, Medicaid and other health insurance programs for more than $26 million.
Americans Explain What the 2017 Tax Cuts Actually Did for Them
When asked how the 2017 tax changes affected their last return, 59 percent said, “my taxes remained the same,” and 22 percent said they owed less.
Why Wasn’t Andrew McCabe Charged?
The proof that he willfully deceived investigators appears strong, but the Justice Department likely felt there were too many obstacles to convicting him.
NYC Mayor de Blasio Endorses Bernie Sanders
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio will endorse Senator Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primary, the New York Times reported on Friday.
Two Years Later, Don’t Misplace Blame for Parkland
The 2018 shooting at Stoneman Douglas came from a depressing cascade of poor decisions from local actors.