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Republicans should be as rational on guns as New Zealand: Readers sound off
From the New Zealand shooting to Judge Jeanine being off the air to women enlisting in the draft, our readers sound off on recent headlines.
Topics: New Zealand
China's Dangerous Fentanyl War Is Crippling America
Grant Newsham
Security, Americas
This is what Washington can do to reduce the damaging impact that Xi Jinping's kingdom has had on the United States.
In 2017, Islamic insurgents in Niger ambushed and killed a four-man U.S. Special Forces team. It...
Topics: China, United Kingdom, Niger
Pro-American Crowd Boos Dem Rep. Ilhan Omar as She Arrives at Fundraiser For Terror-Tied CAIR in...
Radical Democrat Muslima Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (MN) was booed by a pro-American crowd as she arrived at a fundraising event for terror-tied CAIR for their 4th Annual Valley Banquet Saturday evening.
CAIR, an unindicted co-conspirator in the...
Topics: Usa Videos
TDS (TDS) Down 14.4% Since Last Earnings Report: Can It Rebound?
Want the latest recommendations from Zacks Investment Research? Today, you can download 7 Best Stocks for the Next 30 Days. Click to get this free report Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. (TDS): Free Stock Analysis Report To read this...
Cruise Liner Stalls Near Norwegian Shore, 1,300 People Being Evacuated (PHOTOS)
MURMANSK, Russia (Sputnik) – Norwegian rescue services are carrying out a massive rescue operation evacuating 1,300 people from the Viking Sky cruise liner that lost steam near the western shore of the country, police said.
Topics: World Photos, Russia, Police
March In London Demanding A Second Brexit Vote Draws Huge Crowds
Protesters filled London's streets on Saturday to demand a second referendum vote, or "People's Vote," on Britain leaving the European Union. (Image credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Topics: United Kingdom, London, Protests, Referendum
3 Things to Watch in the Stock Market This Week
Stocks ticked lower to hold just under their highs for the year last week. Both the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) shed about 1% to leave investors' year-to-date returns close to 10%.^SPX...
Voters Respond To Mueller Investigation's End
Across the country, Americans are absorbing the news that special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe is complete — and awaiting more information about its findings.
Topics: Russia
Better Buy: Vertex Pharmaceuticals vs. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Rare diseases have proven to be gold mines for Vertex Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: VRTX) and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: REGN). Vertex's market cap of nearly $47 billion and Regeneron's market cap of close to $44 billion underscore the biotechs'...
Topics: Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Gold, Nasdaq, US Equity Markets
‘Intense hatred of Israel is moving from margins to center of US politics’ — Howard Kohr of...
The AIPAC policy conference in Washington began today on a defensive note, with the Israel lobby organization’s chief executive saying that Israel’s friends face a terrible new challenge, “the scurrilous charge of dual...
Topics: Israel
Why Italy's Decision To Join 'One Belt, One Road' Makes Economic Sense
Having brushed aside complaints from Brussels and the US, who fear the already heavily indebted and economically faltering NATO member might be walking into another "debt trap", Italian President Sergio Mattarella welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping...
Topics: Italy, Belgium, Brussels, Nato
Jury clears Pennsylvania police officer of murder in Antwon Rose shooting
A Pittsburgh jury on Friday unanimously found that a white police officer did not commit murder when he fatally shot black teenager Antwon Rose, an incident that sparked protests and fueled a debate about racial bias in the U.S. criminal justice...
Topics: Police, Black Friday, Protests, Debate
Robert Kraft's plea deal offer for prostitution charges hinders real progress on sex...
Those who buy sex have more power and privilege than those who sell it. There's a disgusting imbalance in every commercial sex interaction.
Topics: Kraft
Mozilla announces Firefox for iPad with support for Split screen, Dark Mode and more
Mozilla has finally announced Firefox for iPad. The new app has a variety of features and most importantly, it’s made for a tablet. Another good thing about Firefox on iPad is that you’ll get all the features that you love on your...
Topics: Firefox, Ipad, Tablets, Ios
Where Will AbbVie Be in 10 Years?
Warren Buffett once said, "If you aren't willing to own a stock for 10 years, don't even think about owning it for 10 minutes." He was exactly right. And as a result, it makes sense to think about what the stocks you buy might look like 10 years...
Topics: Warren Buffett
Top Bush Adviser Opposes Moore Nomination to Fed
Greg Mankiw, an economics professor at Harvard who served as an adviser to both George W. Bush and Mitt Romney, writes that senators should “do their job” and ensure Stephen Moore is not confirmed as a Fed governor.
Said Mankiw:...
Topics: George W. Bush, Fed, Harvard University, Mitt Romney
Saturday's Best Deals: Bose Headphones, Samsung QLED TVs, Reebok Sale, and More
A Nintendo Switch deal, iRobot Roomba, Fire tablets and a MuscleTech Gold Box kick off Saturday’s best deals.Read more...
Topics: Samsung, Nintendo, Roomba, Tablets
2 Great Income Stocks That Could Double Their Dividends
Income-focused investors tend to fall into two categories: those seeking a high-yield dividend and those who want dividend growth stocks. A handful of stocks, however, allow investors to have their proverbial cake and eat it, too. That's because...
Topics: Dividend
Christchurch Terrorist Attack: The Socio-Political Consequences
Last week’s terrorist attack in New Zealand caused the entire world to weep in sorrow after a white supremacist killed at least 50 Muslim worshippers in a spree of carnage that’s bound to have serious socio-political consequences.
Topics: Terrorism, New Zealand
The Balkans: A Serbian Spring?
Our final topic, picked by you, dear listeners, earlier in a poll on our Facebook page, is “The Balkans: A Serbian Spring?”, focusing on the growing anti-government movement in Serbia.
Topics: Polls, Facebook, Social Media, Serbia
2019 iPhones May Include 18W Fast Charger and USB-C to Lightning Cable
Japanese Mac blog Macotakara posted a new report tonight which indicates that Apple will maintain the Lightning connector on the 2019 iPhones but may finally be including a 18W Fast Charger and USB-C to Lightning cable.
In addition, the next...
Topics: Mobile Technology, Apple, Iphone
CNN Smears Electoral College, Lies About the Founders
Many on the left are calling for the nation to get rid of the Electoral College.
And it appears that many in the media support this notion.
Unfortunately, progressives and their media allies have waged a disinformation campaign to bury the...
Topics: CNN
Macron on Reported Daesh Defeat in Baghouz: 'Major Danger' for France Eliminated
On Friday, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters that the terrorist group had been completely eliminated in Syria. However, later that day, the Syrian envoy to the UN called Washington's declaration of victory over Daesh a 'bluff'.
Topics: Emmanuel Macron, France, White House, Terrorism, Syria
Ramsey absence “a blow” admits Giggs
London (AFP) – Wales manager Ryan Giggs said midfielder Aaron Ramsey missing his country’s opening Euro 2020 qualifier against Slovakia on Sunday due to injury is a “blow”.
The 28-year-old Arsenal star — who is to join...
Topics: Aaron Ramsey, United Kingdom, London, Slovakia