that a recent ruling by a district court in Alaska has stalled plans that at one time called for opening up most U.S. continental-shelf waters to oil and gas companies. … With the appeals process in the case expected to drag on for months, if not years, Bernhardt suggested any plan his department crafts now would have to be rewritten by the time the dust settles over the suit. In the meantime, the administration’s plans to offer oil and gas drilling leases in these areas are now stalled.
-- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is in Washington for a two-day summit with Trump in an attempt to fan the president’s ego.: The visit “includes meetings at the White House, a private birthday dinner for the first lady and 18 holes at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling.
-- Three House committees are now investigating White House policy adviser Stephen Miller’s role in the purge of several Department of Homeland Security leaders.: “In a letter sent Thursday to the agency’s acting secretary Kevin McAleenan, the panels’ chairmen asked for all communications related to the departure of several individuals, including former homeland secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, who resigned on April 7.
“There are several episodes where I am confident that if this were not the president of the United States, charges would absolutely be recommended. And this is one of them,” said Barbara McQuade, who served as a U.S. attorney in Michigan during the Obama administration. -- In his first public comments since last week, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein fired back at critics of his handling of the Mueller report. : Rosenstein “warned that hacking and social media manipulation are ‘only the tip of the iceberg’ when it comes to Russian efforts to influence American elections.
Mulvaney pushed back against his former House colleague Mark Meadows’s characterization of Trump signing a massive spending bill as “losing.”
jameshohmann good need specifics on immigration infrastructure als🗽
Plan? You mean, a slogan is nt enough? Uh, oh, Burnie will have to memorize someone's work then.
What do you mean ? With the democrats in power everything will be free anyway so who cares
Income inequality is not the problem, socialist policies are. And socialism is NOT the answer anyway. Income inequality is FAR worse in socialist countries, where only the ruling class has enough, than in capitalist countries. Do some damn research!
It's not like Harris hasn't put out her plans for dealing with this or anything. But cool, can we get more articles about how charming Mayor Pete is?
'Stay in school. Get a decent job.' The End.
While your at it ask Bernie, Warren why they are millionaires on $175k a year
I suggest you put a reporter on the GOPTaxScam and how senrobportman deceived the country while he worked so hard to pass it.
mythicalsolutions mythicalproblems
We have to actually put money into people’s hands if we want to legitimately address income inequality. And a universal basic income is the best and most direct way to do that. Yang is the strongest candidate right now by far.
Bernie doesn’t do specifics. He’ll be stumbling.
Inequality is there & may stay with us so long greed is here in capitalistic society. Socialistic is bad name & we're not.
Every time I hear wall street talk abt a jump in production and growth in the economy ; It seems that it’s always adding wealth to the top 1% while we get scraps in the real world . GDP is trickle up !
Us Dept of Labor says there is a gender pay gap of 24%. On interviews, demand to be paid as much as a man. Women are around 65% of the breadwinners in households. Corporations are getting away with injustice.
WHICH WILL ONLY BE GOOD ON PAPER, WHEN ELECTED, NOT ANY OF DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS WOULD FOLLOW UP ON THOSE PLANS THEY RAN ON DURING 2020 ELECTION.
Thoughts on AndrewYang common sense policies? And the fact that he gets Fox news viewers to agree with him? Including Tucker Carlson.