It’s always just about him and no skin to take even an ask for help as an attack on him.
Donald Trump takes to Twitter to lash out at the mayor of Puerto Rico’s capital city and other officials, contemptuous of their claims of a slow response to the natural disaster that has imperilled the island’s future.
I was reminded of this as communities in Puerto Rico, Mexico and beyond struggle with devastation
Today is the seven year anniversary of the day my daughter first breathed without medical assistance. It was six weeks after she was first born, and to be able to see her face – without tubes, without fear that she would stop breathing and turn blue – was one of the best moments of my life as a mother.
I’ve been thinking about this day a lot these last few weeks, as the latest Republican attempt to repeal Obamacare failed, and as communities in Puerto Rico, Mexico and beyond pulled together to try to help each other in the aftermath of devastation.
By insulting players that “take a knee” during the anthem at NFL games, President Trump has again rallied his base and fueled divisions in the country. But the controversy also highlights some common misconceptions.
Pyongyang is sidelining the government in South Korea as it wants to be recognized as the equal of the US in order to force Washington into direct talks and, ultimately, a peace treaty. Julian Ryall reports.
It’s now been a week since Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, and much of the island is still without power, water and necessary supplies. Though the U.S. government has pledged to send aid, Puerto Ricans say they’re still waiting for it—outside of San Juan, the island’s main city, residents say they haven’t even been able to speak with local authorities, much less agents from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The island’s main airport is overheated and overpacked with Puerto Ricans trying to make it to the mainland; only 11 of 69 hospitals have power, and the Guajataca Dam is still hazardous, putting thousands of people at further risk. [ more › ]
Fool on the Hill takes on new meaning. Pimping for Milo!
Speaking at Georgetown University on Tuesday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions lashed out at universities for their supposed restrictions on “free speech,” singling out UC Berkeley. [ more › ]
Interpol has voted to admit Palestine as a member over Israel’s objections. The global law enforcement agency also approved a membership for the Solomon Islands at its annual general assembly.
“I wanna be PM so bad, will do anything to get noticed!”
Foreign secretary says implementation period should be kept short, so Britain can strike new trade deals, in provocative thinktank meeting
Boris Johnson has called for a swift end to any transition phase with Europe, in the latest in a series of provocative challenges to Downing Street’s Brexit strategy.
Speaking at the Foreign Office launch of the privately financed Institute for Free Trade, the foreign secretary urged that the two-year implementation period announced by Theresa May last week be kept short so that Britain was free to strike new trade deals with other countries.
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