Wednesday, 25 May 2016

Politics: Four months after fundraiser, Trump says he gave $1 million to veterans group

Sponsored by Qualcomm | Senate defense bill becomes platform for controversial social issues; For Japanese ambassador to Washington, a historic homecoming in Hiroshima; Report finds federal prisons held 157 inmates too long, one by almost three years; In Vietnam, Obama delivers subtle message on the role of women; A hundred days later, White House isn’t giving up on replacing Antonin Scalia; No, Donald Trump, there’s nothing ‘fishy’ about Vince Foster’s suicide; Vietnamese woman raps for President Obama at town hall meeting. And he did beat box.; Trump accuses New Mexico’s Republican governor of not doing her job; Clinton fires back at Trump for making money ‘off of people’s misery’; Clinton has a new weapon against Trump: Elizabeth Warren; Virginia governor joins friend Hillary Clinton under an unwelcome FBI spotlight; The Daily Trail: It turns out Donald Trump did pledge $1 million to a veterans group. Last night.; Senators call for VA chief to resign over Disney remark; Five arrested for impersonating IRS agents in phone scam;
 
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Four months after fundraiser, Trump says he gave $1 million to veterans group
The timing of Trump's gift contradicts statements from his campaign and comes as the GOP candidate is under fire for his accounting of a veterans' fundraiser he held in Iowa in January.
Senate defense bill becomes platform for controversial social issues
LGBT rights and women in the draft have become flashpoints in the defense debate.
 
For Japanese ambassador to Washington, a historic homecoming in Hiroshima
Ambassador Kenichiro Sasae attended high school in Japan's peace city. He will return with President Obama and Prime Minister Abe.
 
Report finds federal prisons held 157 inmates too long, one by almost three years
The Justice Department's inspector general says there were "157 untimely releases attributable to staff error" between 2009 and 2014. Of those, only five inmates were released too soon. The other 152 served too much time.
 
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In Vietnam, Obama delivers subtle message on the role of women
U.S. president urges more opportunities for girls and women on Asian tour.
 
A hundred days later, White House isn’t giving up on replacing Antonin Scalia
White House-backed group is highlighting calls from Republican voters in latest campaign for Merrick Garland's confirmation.
 
No, Donald Trump, there’s nothing ‘fishy’ about Vince Foster’s suicide
The GOP presumptive nominee says some people think Foster was murdered. Five official reports said that was bunk.
 
Vietnamese woman raps for President Obama at town hall meeting. And he did beat box.
The spontaneous moment came during a presidential town hall meeting in Ho Chi Minh City.
 
 
Trump accuses New Mexico’s Republican governor of not doing her job
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez is the nation's first Latina governor, and New Mexico's first female governor. She is considered a rising star in the Republican Party and is frequently mentioned as a possible vice-presidential candidate.
 
Clinton fires back at Trump for making money ‘off of people’s misery’
"We're going to take on Donald Trump on the issues," Clinton said.
 
Clinton has a new weapon against Trump: Elizabeth Warren
The strategy shows a new level of coordination among Democrats in the general-election fight against Donald Trump.
 
Virginia governor joins friend Hillary Clinton under an unwelcome FBI spotlight
Democrats' allies said although "the optics aren't good," they expected no lasting damage.
 
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The Daily Trail: It turns out Donald Trump did pledge $1 million to a veterans group. Last night.
Tonight, he's headlining his first high-dollar fundraiser in conjunction with the RNC.
 
Senators call for VA chief to resign over Disney remark
"Secretary McDonald's preposterous statement is right out of Never Never Land," Sen. Roy Blunt said Tuesday.
 
Five arrested for impersonating IRS agents in phone scam
Criminals have netted almost $33 million by posing as IRS agents and intimidating victims into paying them.
 
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