| Trump Claims He Wants To Help Dreamers. Time To Put Up Or Shut Up. Posted: 28 Apr 2018 01:29 PM PDT  The Trump administration was dealt yet another blow to its un-American
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| Police Nab cop-killer Suspect After four-day Manhunt in Maine Posted: 28 Apr 2018 08:56 AM PDT  Police caught 29-year-old John Williams, the man authorities say killed Corporal Eugene Cole on Wednesday, after four days on the run.
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| NRA Convention Bans Guns To Protect Mike Pence. Parkland Survivors' Jaws Drop. Posted: 28 Apr 2018 06:23 PM PDT  Guns will be barred during Vice President Mike Pence's appearance at an
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| Stage Set for Trump’s Meeting with Kim Jong Un Posted: 28 Apr 2018 08:55 AM PDT  The president shared updates about his forthcoming summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, saying he spoke with the leaders of South Korea and Japan, and that the meeting's time and location are being set.
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| Southwest Airlines sued after woman claims post-traumatic stress disorder following fatal engine explosion Posted: 28 Apr 2018 11:41 AM PDT  A passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight that made an emergency landing after an engine burst apart is suing the company, saying she has been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder sparked by the carriers' alleged negligence. Lilia Chavez was sitting three rows behind the window that was shattered by shrapnel from the exploding engine. Ms Chavez, a California native, has argued in her federally filed lawsuit that she has been suffering from PTSD, depression and other personal injuries since the fateful flight.
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| 1,300-Pound Great White Shark Named Hilton Spotted Near Florida Panhandle Posted: 28 Apr 2018 03:37 PM PDT  A Twitter-famous shark turned up in a new location on Friday -- near the
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| Duterte permanently bans Filipinos going to work in Kuwait after maid found stuffed in freezer Posted: 29 Apr 2018 06:28 AM PDT  Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday said the temporary ban on Filipinos going to work in Kuwait is now permanent, intensifying a diplomatic standoff over the treatment of migrant workers in the Gulf nation. Mr Duterte in February imposed a prohibition on workers heading to Kuwait following the murder of a Filipina maid whose body was found stuffed in a freezer in the Gulf state. The crisis deepened after Kuwaiti authorities last week ordered Manila's envoy to leave the country over videos of Philippine embassy staff helping workers in Kuwait flee allegedly abusive employers. The two nations had been negotiating a labour deal that Philippine officials said could result in the lifting of the ban but the recent escalation in tensions has put an agreement in doubt. "The ban stays permanently. There will be no more recruitment for especially domestic helpers. No more," Mr Duterte told reporters in the southern city of Davao. There was no immediate response from Kuwait, where around 262,000 Filipinos are employed - nearly 60 percent of them as domestic workers, according to the Philippines' foreign department. Last week the Philippines apologised over the rescue videos but Kuwaiti officials announced they were expelling Manila's ambassador and recalling their own envoy from the Southeast Asian nation. In quotes | Rodrigo Duterte, President of the Philippines Kuwait also detained four Filipinos hired by the Philippine embassy and issued arrest warrants against three diplomatic personnel, Manila said. Mr Duterte on Sunday described the treatment of workers in Kuwait as a "calamity". He said he would bring home Filipina maids who suffered abuse as he appealed to workers who wanted to stay in the oil-rich state. "I would like to address to their patriotism: come home. No matter how poor we are, we will survive. The economy is doing good and we are short of our workers," he said. About 10 million Filipinos work abroad, seeking high-paying jobs they are unable to find at home, and their remittances are a major pillar of the Philippine economy. The Philippine government has for decades hailed overseas workers as modern heroes but advocacy groups have highlighted the social cost of migration, tearing families apart and making Filipinos vulnerable to abuse. Mr Duterte lashed out at Kuwait in February, alleging Arab employers routinely rape Filipina workers, force them to work 21 hours a day and feed them scraps. However after the latest row, Mr Duterte used a conciliatory tone as he addressed the "diplomatic ruckus" on Saturday. "Apparently it seems as if they have anger against Filipinos ... I do not want to send (workers) because apparently you do not like Filipinos," he said in a speech before Filipinos in Singapore. "Just do not hurt them. I plead that they'd be given a treatment deserving of a human being," he said in the same event.
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| Deal reached in Arizona after teachers' walkout; Colorado teachers also walk out Posted: 28 Apr 2018 01:49 PM PDT ![Deal reached in Arizona after teachers' walkout; Colorado teachers also walk out]( "Deal reached in Arizona after teachers' walkout; Colorado teachers also walk out") Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced a deal with state legislative leaders Friday to raise teachers' pay 20 percent by 2020, as educators stayed away from classrooms a second straight day in a spreading revolt over salaries and school funding. In a joint statement with Arizona Senate President Steve Yarbrough and House Speaker J.D. Mesnard, Ducey said the deal would also restore funding for schools that were cut in the last recession. The funds would be "flexible dollars for superintendents to use for support staff pay increases, update antiquated curriculum and improve school infrastructure – without raising taxes," the statement said.
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| Ford shifts focus, discontinues most passenger cars Posted: 28 Apr 2018 09:02 AM PDT  Ford announced this week that it's phasing out production for most of its traditional cars, excluding the Mustang and a new Focus crossover, in favor of larger vehicles.
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| Trump calls WHCD a 'very big, boring bust' Posted: 29 Apr 2018 09:48 AM PDT  President Trump denounced the White House Correspondents Dinner as "a very big, boring bust" and mocked comedian Michelle Wolf, who delivered a polarizing performance.
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| Texas Man Who Killed Neighbor Uses 'Gay Panic' Defense And Avoids Murder Charge Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:30 PM PDT  A Texas man avoided murder and manslaughter convictions after his attorney
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| Joy Reid Says She Doesn't 'Believe' She Wrote Anti-LGBTQ Posts Posted: 28 Apr 2018 08:05 AM PDT  MSNBC's Joy Reid said she doesn't "believe" she wrote the anti-LGBTQ
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| 'My gladiator lay down his shield': Toddler Alfie Evans dies in Britain Posted: 28 Apr 2018 06:07 AM PDT  Alfie Evans, the 23-month-old British toddler whose grave illness drew international attention, died early on Saturday, his family said. Alfie had a rare, degenerative disease and had been in a semi-vegetative state for more than a year. After a series of court cases, doctors at Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool removed his life support on Monday, against his parents wishes.
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| Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Cases Climb: What You Need to Know Posted: 28 Apr 2018 03:06 AM PDT  People are still getting sick after eating romaine lettuce tainted with E. coli. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said Friday that t...
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| Mueller diversification guarantees survival of Trump probe cases Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:06 PM PDT  Joyce Vance, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about Robert Mueller's coordination with law enforcement offices that aren't part of the special counsel to ensure that cases coming from the Trump investigation.
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| Rep. Gohmert reacts to recovered Strzok-Page text messages Posted: 28 Apr 2018 05:27 AM PDT  Recovered FBI text messages were delivered to congressional committees; House Judiciary Committee member Rep. Louie Gohmert reacts on 'Fox & Friends.'
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| Russian FM says US trying to 'divide Syria into parts' Posted: 28 Apr 2018 07:46 AM PDT  MOSCOW (AP) — Russia's foreign minister said Saturday the United States is trying to divide Syria.
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| Gang rape acquittal fires up Spain's feminist movement Posted: 27 Apr 2018 05:44 PM PDT  Spain's feminist movement is pushing for changes to the law after a court acquitted five men of gang raping an 18-year-old woman at Pamplona's bull-running festival. Protesters have filled streets across the country in response to appeals from women's groups, leading Spain's conservative government to announce it will consider changing rape laws. The issue also hogged the headlines of newspapers all around the country and an order of Carmelite nuns added their voices to the wave of condemnation of the court judgement.
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| Russian Lawyer Who Met With Kushner And Donald Jr. Says She's A Kremlin 'Informant' Posted: 27 Apr 2018 06:10 PM PDT  The Russian lawyer who met with Jared Kushner, Donald Trump Jr. and other
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| RIP Larry Harvey: Burning Man's leading light dies at 70 Posted: 28 Apr 2018 02:26 PM PDT  Larry Harvey, the co-founder of the Burning Man festival who grew it from an event on a San Francisco beach to a desert arts festival of global significance, died Saturday. He was 70. Harvey had been hospitalized after a stroke on April 4, and had remained in critical condition. "Though we all hoped he would recover, he passed peacefully this morning at 8:24am in San Francisco, with members of his family at his side," wrote Burning Man CEO Marian Goodell in the organization's official announcement. SEE ALSO: Burning Man Isn't What You Think, and Never Has Been Harvey's story has already passed into countercultural legend. A former landscape gardener and carpenter, he and his friend Jerry James decided to burn a large wooden figure of a man on San Francisco's Baker Beach in 1986. The Burning Man event, repeated annually, began to draw exponentially increasing numbers of attendees — so many that Harvey and friends needed a new location where it could grow relatively unchecked by authorities. In 1990 they found one in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, and the week-long extravaganza of Burning Man began. Much of the event's energy in those early years was provided by the Cacophony Society, a culture-jamming collective of California artists. But it was Harvey who became the face and the driving force behind Burning Man's expansion. After a particularly anarchic version of the festival in 1996, in which one participant ran his car over a number of people in tents, Harvey oversaw Burning Man's transformation into Black Rock City — a temporary urban environment with roads, gas lamps and an army of volunteers. Harvey was a self-educated deep thinker who would never use one word where a paragraph would do. He was often to be found delivering lectures and giving interviews, his signature cowboy hat never far from his head. But that ceaseless brain provided the philosophy and principles that made Burning Man what it is today — a year-round global network with 85 official regional events on six continents. He insisted that the event resist commercialization, so that even now, with around 70,000 regular annual attendees, the only things you can buy with actual money at Burning Man are ice and coffee. He balanced the "radical self reliance" needed to survive in the harsh desert environment with a "gift economy" culture — encouraging participants to offer goods and services freely to others in the name of community. Harvey insisted that everyone think of themselves as a participant and a provider; at Burning Man, there were to be "no spectators." Indeed, the volunteerism rate at Black Rock City — roughly 70% of attendees get involved with one of the events' many sub-organizations such as the Lamplighters or the Department of Public Works — has amazed the urban planners and city managers who made the pilgrimage. Burning Man's fame soon far outgrew the numbers who made the actual trek to Black Rock. In particular, Silicon Valley took to the event with a vengeance. Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos were regular attendees. Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page were not only enthusiastic Burners themselves, but chose their CEO, Eric Schmidt, because he was the only candidate who had been to Burning Man. SEE ALSO: Make Burning Man suck again! Harvey allowed and accommodated the increasing number of celebrities (such as Kanye West and Katy Perry) to attend. He weathered storms of grumbles from old-time Burners over the "turnkey" camps that accommodated the rich, pointing out that only 2 percent of attendees were members of society's wealthiest 1 percent. He soothed the event's constant conflicts with its landlords at the Bureau of Land Management, and encouraged the artists whose work has spread out from the festival, now installed in locations such as Las Vegas and the San Francisco Bay Bridge. But his mind was forever on the philosophy behind the event and the good it could do in the world at large. Burning Man was never just a party or an arts festival to Harvey; it was what anarchists call a Temporary Autonomous Zone, a space to try different ways of living, that would inspire change back in the "default world." Harvey called Burning Man a "hundred year movement," and felt that regional events known as "burns" would soon overtake the need for one central Burning Man. And still it grew. Every year Harvey designated a theme for the event — from the simple ("Floating World," a nod to the prehistoric lake bed of Black Rock) to the historical ("Da Vinci's Workshop") to the obscure ("Caravansary"). Some themes were more successful than others, but they all inspired jaw-dropping art and playfully improvised theme camps. Harvey had initially set up Burning Man as a private corporation — one that began to take in more than $10 million in annual ticket revenue. (Its expenditure often matched that, not least because the BLM kept raising its land use fees). Facing down criticism on this front, Harvey turned the organization into a nonprofit. He ceded day-to-day management to Goodell, his dear friend and colleague for 22 years, and designated himself Chief Philosophical Officer. A sign above his office door read "Larry Harvey does not exist." But he did. He most definitely did, and he changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people who have attended the event and found it to be transformational. "Larry Harvey had an idea and because of that idea my life changed forever," wrote one attendee on Facebook who first got together with her husband at the event. "That idea brought me dozens of amazing friends from across the globe, obscene amounts of fun, broken bones, an empty wallet, dreadful over-confidence, desert survival skills (sometimes), the ability to cook dinner for 50 people in tent in a sandstorm, some beautiful corsets, a half-share in a lock-up garage in Reno, camping kit that's eternally full of gypsum, and the love of my life." Harvey is survived by a son, a brother, a nephew, and a hundred-year movement.
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| Archaeologists find ancient mass child sacrifice in Peru Posted: 27 Apr 2018 06:02 PM PDT  LIMA, Peru (AP) — Archaeologists in northern Peru say they have found evidence of what could be the world's largest single case of child sacrifice.
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| 'American Fair' — Pamela Littky documents an enduring tradition Posted: 28 Apr 2018 03:50 PM PDT !['American Fair' — Pamela Littky documents an enduring tradition]( "'American Fair' — Pamela Littky documents an enduring tradition") The essence of the American fair has not changed much over the past century. As the social and cultural fabric of the United States has evolved considerably, the fairs continue to draw attendance from wide swaths of the heartland, providing a place for far-flung citizens of a county or state to maintain community and celebrate elements of their culture that recall some of the most nostalgic American ideals. Pamela Littky traveled thousands of miles across the country capturing the sights of these important seasonal markers for so many communities. Idyllic portraits of farmers and rope-and-ride spectators accompany portraits and tableaux that evoke undertones of apprehension and uncertainty.
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| NKorea's Media Broadcast Of Inter-Korean Summit Posted: 28 Apr 2018 07:05 AM PDT  North Korea's state media broadcast pictures from the historic inter-Korean summit late Saturday. (April 27)
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| Palestinian teen dies after being wounded by Israeli fire on Gaza border Posted: 28 Apr 2018 03:49 AM PDT  By Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA (Reuters) - A 15-year-old Palestinian youth died on Saturday after being shot the previous day by Israeli troops during protests along the Gaza border, the Palestinian Health Ministry said. Israeli forces have killed 42 Palestinians since Gaza residents began staging protests along the border fence on March 30.
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| Tesla owner who turned on car's autopilot then sat in passenger seat while travelling on the M1 banned from driving Posted: 28 Apr 2018 05:03 AM PDT  A man who switched on his car's autopilot before moving to the passenger seat while travelling along a motorway has been banned from driving for 18 months. Bhavesh Patel, aged 39, of Alfreton Road, Nottingham, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving at St Albans Crown Court on Friday, April 20. The court heard that at 7.40pm on May 21, 2017, Patel was driving his white Tesla S 60 along the northbound carriageway of the M1, between junctions 8 and 9 near Hemel Hempstead. While the £70,000 car was in motion, he chose to switch on the supercar's autopilot function before moving across to the passenger seat and leaving the steering wheel and foot controls completely unmanned. A witness noticed Patel, who had owned the car for a maximum of five months at the time of the incident, sat in the passenger seat of the vehicle. Tesla founder Elon Musk Credit: Joe Skipper/Reuters No one could be seen in the driver's seat and Patel appeared to have his hands behind his head. The witness, who was a passenger in another car, filmed Patel as the car drove past. Witness accounts stated that traffic was heavy due to congestion and it has been estimated that the vehicle was travelling at approximately 40mph at the time. Footage of the incident was first posted on social media before it was reported to police and a Notice of Intended Prosecution was then sent to Patel in the post. He was later interviewed by officers at Stevenage Police Station, where he admitted that he knew what he had done was 'silly', but that the car was capable of something 'amazing' and that he was just the 'unlucky one who got caught'. As part of the investigation, officers obtained a statement from a Tesla engineer who described autopilot as a 'suite of driver assistance features'. Tesla Model 3 puff They stated that these are hands-on features intended to provide assistance to a 'fully-attentive driver'. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control (TACC) assists with acceleration and deceleration of the vehicle whilst Autosteer provides assistance with steering of the vehicle. Further literature provided by Tesla states that drivers should 'never depend on TACC to adequately slow down model S, always watch the road in front of you and be prepared to take corrective action at all times. Failure to do so can result in serious injury or death'. Investigating officer PC Kirk Caldicutt, from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Road Policing Unit, said: "What Patel did was grossly irresponsible and could have easily ended in tragedy. He not only endangered his own life but the lives of other innocent people using the motorway on that day. History of Tesla "This case should serve as an example to all drivers who have access to autopilot controls and have thought about attempting something similar. I want to stress that they are in no way a substitute for a competent motorist in the driving seat who can react appropriately to the road ahead. "I hope Patel uses his disqualification period to reflect on why he chose to make such a reckless decision on that day." In addition to his 18-month disqualification, Patel was given 100 hours unpaid work, ordered to carry out 10 days rehabilitation and pay £1,800 in costs to the Crown Prosecution Service.
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| Knife attacker kills nine children in China Posted: 27 Apr 2018 04:09 PM PDT  A knife-wielding man with a grudge killed nine middle school children and injured at least 10 others as they returned home in northern China on Friday, authorities said, in one of the deadliest such rampages in the country in recent years. The 28-year-old suspect was detained and the injured children were receiving hospital treatment, the Mizhi County public security bureau in Shaanxi province said on its official social media account. Seven girls and two boys were killed, the official Xinhua news agency said, citing local police.
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| Donald Trump Demands Democratic Senator Quit In Saturday Morning Twitter Rant Posted: 28 Apr 2018 06:48 AM PDT  President Donald Trump kickstarted his weekend by launching a blistering
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| EPA Watchdog Opens ‘New Reviews’ Into Scott Pruitt, Including First Probe Of Condo Deal Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:43 PM PDT  The Environmental Protection Agency's inspector general has opened "new
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| Northrop Grumman Has a Smart Strategy for Business Success Posted: 29 Apr 2018 04:09 AM PDT  Northrop Grumman is only bidding on projects that the company believes will generate the best financial returns on its investments. Continuing a recent trend amongst major defense companies, Northrop Grumman is only bidding on projects that the company believes will generate the best financial returns on its investments. The company even ruled out bidding on certain programs where it is the incumbent, such as a new replacement electro-optical distributed aperture system (DAS)—the contract for which ended up going to Raytheon.
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| Hundreds pay respects for woman slain in Waffle House attack Posted: 27 Apr 2018 07:23 PM PDT  GALLATIN, Tenn. (AP) — Hundreds of people thronged a Tennessee church on Friday, some hugging and crying, as they paid their respects for a college student killed in the weekend shooting rampage at a Waffle House.
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| Tom Brokaw Comes Out Swinging Against Linda Vester's Allegations of Inappropriate Behavior Posted: 27 Apr 2018 10:24 AM PDT  The legendary newsman claims he "made no romantic overtures towards" Vester
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| Stephen Colbert Reveals Evil Genius Plan To Avoid 'Avengers: Infinity War' Spoilers Posted: 28 Apr 2018 01:33 AM PDT  Stephen Colbert doesn't want fellow "Avengers: Infinity War" superfans ruining
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| U.S. appeals court upholds Texas voter ID law, allows it to take effect Posted: 27 Apr 2018 04:23 PM PDT  By Jon Herskovitz AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Friday allowed Texas to implement a law requiring photo identification at the ballot box, reversing a lower court decision that blocked the measure on the grounds it could be discriminatory against racial minorities. In a 2-1 decision, a panel from the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law, which was designed as a fix for previous voter ID legislation struck down for being discriminatory. The panel said the new legislation enacted last year had "improvements for disadvantaged minority voters," the latest chapter in a seven-year dispute over voter ID at the ballot box in Texas, the most-populous Republican-controlled state.
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| IS 'emir' killed in southern Yemen: police Posted: 28 Apr 2018 04:00 AM PDT  A top Islamic State group leader was killed and three others arrested in a government raid on Saturday in southern Yemen, police said. Saleh Nasr Fadl al-Bakhshi, self-proclaimed "emir" of the radical group's branch in the Aden and Abyan regions, was killed in the raid on an IS hideout in government-held territory, a senior officer with Aden's police force told AFP. The government of Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi has been based in southern Yemen since 2015, after Shiite Huthi rebels drove it from the capital Sanaa and much of the country's north, prompting a Saudi-led military intervention.
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| Talks between Armenian opposition, acting PM called off Posted: 27 Apr 2018 11:52 AM PDT  GYUMRI, Armenia (AP) — The lawmaker behind the protests that forced Armenia's longtime leader to resign took his campaign to the country's second-largest city Friday, aiming to marshal nationwide support ahead of a crucial vote in parliament.
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| Tesla Self-Driving Architect Leaves Company Posted: 29 Apr 2018 09:00 AM PDT  As Autopilot comes under increasing fire.
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| Suspect in 'Golden State Killer' case makes court appearance in wheelchair Posted: 27 Apr 2018 02:42 PM PDT  An ex-policeman charged with murder in connection with a string of rapes and killings across California attributed to the "Golden State Killer" made a brief initial court appearance on Friday, sitting in a wheelchair and speaking in a hoarse voice. Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, who was arrested this week at his home in the Sacramento suburb of Citrus Heights, was formally apprised of two of the eight murder counts against him and ordered back to court on May 14. DeAngelo, wearing orange jail garb and shackled to a wheelchair, spoke only a few words to acknowledge that he understood the charges and that he was being represented by a public defender.
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| Tennessee Teen Attacked by Group of Boys in Church Parking Lot Posted: 28 Apr 2018 05:28 PM PDT  A 16-year-old boy was hospitalized after a group of kids beat him up in the parking lot of Collierville First Baptist Church.
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| Arizona police officer shot by carjacking suspect dies Posted: 28 Apr 2018 10:30 AM PDT ![Arizona police officer shot by carjacking suspect dies]( "Arizona police officer shot by carjacking suspect dies") NOGALES, Ariz. (AP) — A police officer in the Arizona border city of Nogales was killed after he tried to stop a carjacking suspect.
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| Nicaragua student protesters put conditions on talks Posted: 28 Apr 2018 05:00 PM PDT  University students at the forefront of anti-government unrest in Nicaragua on Saturday issued conditions for talks with the government of President Daniel Ortega. In a bid to calm the situation, 72-year-old veteran leader Ortega has agreed to hold talks, but the framework has not yet been defined. The students told a news conference in Managua that their demands must be met for them to take part.
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| There’s a China-Market SUV Named after General Patton Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:53 PM PDT  The Beijing auto show, which opened this week and is officially known as Auto China, produced an abundant crop of the weird and wonderful. At the show, the latest version made its debut to the accompaniment of one of the more stirring parts of the Gladiator soundtrack, behind two male models who had clearly been paid for their considerable skills at muscle flexing and pouts worthy of Derek Zoolander. Named after Gen. George S. Patton, the World War II commander who was once disciplined for slapping two shellshocked soldiers, the G-Patton was introduced to the Beijing audience by the general's grandson, who seemed to be present mainly to quote his famous ancestor's most famous line: "Lead me, follow me, or get the hell out of my way." We were mildly surprised to discover that such a spectacular piece of America-branded machismo is actually American, what with China the main importer of American flags these days.
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| U.S. backed forces say they regain villages seized by Syrian army Posted: 29 Apr 2018 09:47 AM PDT ![U.S. backed forces say they regain villages seized by Syrian army]( "U.S. backed forces say they regain villages seized by Syrian army") By Suleiman Al-Khalidi AMMAN (Reuters) - U.S-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said on Sunday they expelled Syrian troops that briefly took control of a string of villages in oil rich areas east of the Euphrates river near the Iraqi border. SDF forces led by the Kurdish YPG militia said they had waged a counter-attack against Syrian troops it said were backed by Russian forces, adding they were driven "far away" from four villages they had seized earlier in the day. It did not say if the U.S. coalition took part in the operation.
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| Kanye West And John Legend Talk Trump At Chrissy Teigen's Baby Shower Posted: 28 Apr 2018 02:53 AM PDT  Kanye West and John Legend appeared to put their differing opinions about
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| The Best Of Brabus - 40 Years Of Finest German Tuning Posted: 28 Apr 2018 11:19 AM PDT |
| House chaplain's firing sparks uproar among Democrats Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:06 PM PDT  WASHINGTON (AP) — Irate Democrats erupted Friday over House Speaker Paul Ryan's move to oust the House chaplain, saying Ryan hasn't offered any explanation and charging that Rev. Patrick Conroy's political leanings contributed to his dismissal.
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