The U.S. economy had a net gain of 38,000 jobs in the month of May. The number was much lower than expected and is the smallest gain since 2010. The growth was lower than April’s 123,000 and the rough average of 200,000 jobs added that the economy has been adding […]
The State Department admitted on Tuesday that it had deliberately edited out a question from Fox News correspondent James Rosen back in 2013. State Department spokesman John Kirby said in the daily briefing that the Department had learned that the clip was cut out of the YouTube video that same […]
Governors Gary Johnson and Bill Weld won the Libertarian Party’s presidential and vice presidential nominations, respectively, on Sunday. The brokered convention came as the party seeks a bigger role in the national political debate. Johnson and Weld ran on the platform of being electable and spreading the Libertarian message as […]
Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination for the Presidency on Thursday after more uncommitted delegates came to support his campaign. That burst of support allowed Trump to cross the 1,237 delegate threshold. “Here I am watching Hillary fight and she can’t close the deal,” Trump said at a press conference […]
Yesterday, Veterans Affairs Bob McDonald compared treatment at the Veterans Affairs hospitals to Disneyland, saying, “When you go to Disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line? Or what’s important?” The remark led to criticism from veterans groups and top Republicans, including Speaker Paul Ryan and presumptive […]
