Mueller’s done. But Trump’s still offering evidence.
Special counsel Robert Mueller may be done, but President Donald Trump and his team are still adding to an already hefty record of evidence that could fuel impeachment proceedings or future criminal indictments.
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Opinion | The People vs. Donald J. Trump
He is demonstrably unfit for office. What are we waiting for? The presidential oath of office contains 35 words and one core promise: to “preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” Since virtually the moment Donald J. Trump took that oath two years ago, he has been violating it.
Trump ordered to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s access
Trump ordered to allow CNN journalist back
A judge in Washington has ordered the White House to return CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press pass after it was revoked by the US Secret Service. The judge’s order says that the pass must be reinstated as a CNN lawsuit against Donald Trump continues.
Betting Against Net Neutrality, Companies Offer Gamers a Paid Solution to Lag
Betting Against Net Neutrality, Companies Offer Gamers a Paid Solution to Lag
Image: Overwatch screenshot If you’ve been playing games online for years, you’ve probably experienced the unique pain of high latency before. You’re in the middle of an Overwatch match, about to resurrect your team as Mercy and save the day. But then your lag spikes and the opposing team starts rubber-banding across your screen.
Elizabeth Warren Calls For Doug Jones To Be Seated Before Tax Vote
Elizabeth Warren Calls For Doug Jones To Be Seated Before Tax Vote
Elizabeth Warren calls for Mitch McConnell to seat newly elected senator Doug Jones before the tax bill vote is scheduled.
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll – May 2017: The AHCA’s Proposed Changes to Health Care – Medicaid
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll – May 2017: The AHCA’s Proposed Changes to Health Care – Medicaid
KEY FINDINGS: The American Health Care Act (AHCA) includes substantial changes to Medicaid – the program that provides coverage for medical care and long-term care services to low-income people. Overall, six in ten Americans (58 percent) say Medicaid is either “very” or “somewhat” important for them and their family – including a majority of Democrats (64 percent) and independents (57 percent) and nearly half (46 percent) of Republicans.
