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FBI Reportedly Has 'Concrete and Corroborative Evidence' of Trump/Russia Collusion https://t.co/SR3kzXoWEg via @mediaite
FBI Reportedly Has 'Concrete and Corroborative Evidence' of Trump/Russia Collusion https://t.co/SR3kzXoWEg via @mediaite
Panic at NY's Penn Station: 16 injured in stampede over false reports of gunfire
CNN - 4 hours ago
In a tweet Friday night, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio reiterated that "no shots were fired at Penn Station" that evening. Amtrak, which serves Penn Station, said the person tased is in police custody. The station remains open. At Macy's Herald ...
Panic, chaos at Penn Station during rush hour
CBS News - 10 hours ago
NEW YORK -- Panic ensued inside a packed Penn Station during the already-chaotic Friday night commute, leading to thousands of terrified people to flee after false reports of gunfire in the nation's busiest train station. The New Jersey Transit train ...
Taser Sparks Panicked Stampede at Jam-Packed Penn Station
NBC New York - 12 hours ago
At a press conference Friday night, the FDNY said 16 people were treated for non-life-threatening injuries after the Penn Station stampede. The NYPD said police received dozens of 911 calls to report shots fired at Penn Station, reports that were ...
False reports of gunshots cause chaos at Penn Station, Macy's
New York Post - 12 hours ago
Commuters in a jam-packed Penn Station started a wild stampede toward the exits on Friday evening when Amtrak police Tased on an irate straphanger — sparking false rumors of a gunman and sending passengers fleeing. “I heard people running and ...
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Panic at NY's Penn Station: 16 injured in stampede over false ...
CNN-4 hours ago
(CNN) Terrified crowds raced out of New York's Penn Station following false reports of gunfire, leading to a stampede that injured at least 16 ...
Stampeding mob flees Penn Station as Amtrak cops use Taser on man
Local Source-New York Daily News-12 hours ago
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Delays rise to 2 hrs. on NJ Transit trains into, out of Penn Station
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Story highlights
- Police: No actual shots were fired
- Amtrak police used a stun gun at the station, mass panic erupts
(CNN)Terrified crowds raced out of New York's Penn Station following false reports of gunfire, leading to a stampede that injured at least 16 people, authorities said.
The false reports Friday night sent people pushing past one another to escape the underground station. Bags, shoes and other personal items were strewn all over, the result of a panicked mass exit.
No shots were fired, and the sound was of police using a stun gun on someone, NYPD Chief William Morris said.
"About 6:30 tonight, we received numerous calls for shots fired in and around Penn Station," Morris said.
"As officers responded, we learned that the Amtrak police had deployed a Taser, the likely source of the sound and the ensuing 911 calls."
Crowded station
The station was already crowded due to a NJ Transit train that had stalled in a tunnel earlier, prompting massive delays during the evening rush hour.
Fire department crews were wrapping up operations related to the stalled train when chaos erupted over the false reports. They joined law enforcement to take care of patients injured in the stampede, said deputy chief Tom Currao of the FDNY.
"We had approximately 16 patients, all non-life threatening," he said.
In a tweet Friday night, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio reiterated that "no shots were fired at Penn Station" that evening.
Amtrak, which serves Penn Station, said the person tased is in police custody. The station remains open.
At Macy's Herald Square -- down the block from Penn Station -- multiple people were tweeting about reports of an active shooter there around the same time Friday.
There were no shots fired there either. It was a reaction to the stun gun incident, NYPD's Tiffany Phillips said.
CNN's Kwegyirba Croffie and Kristina Sgueglia contributed to this report
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Trump White House will not make logs of visitors available to public by Paul Owen and agencies
Trump administration will break with practice of Barack Obama of making public who visits White House, citing privacy and national security concerns
The White House won’t make public the logs of visitors to the White House complex, breaking with the practice of Donald Trump’s predecessor.
Senior White House officials cited privacy and national security concerns for the decision, which they say is in line with what previous administrations have done – except for Barack Obama’s. They say continuing to release the records could interfere with policy development, among other things.
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Tens of thousands of people expected to take part in marches Saturday; Democrats attempt to flip a House seat; Sanders launches his own talk show
It may be the biggest national demonstration since the women’s marches in January.
Let's plan a nationwide #DivestDonald and #showusyourtaxes protest for Saturday, April 15 https://t.co/Wo9DY9eEGP
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Trump's Army Secretary Pick Has Troubling History Of Anti-Muslim Remarks by The Huffington Post News Team
A Muslim civil liberties group is opposing the confirmation of President Donald Trump’s pick for Army secretary due to his history of deeply dispara...
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Hiring Anti-Trump Conservative Is Part Of New York Times' Effort To Expand Opinion by The Huffington Post News Team
The New York Times’ decision to hire Bret Stephens, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Wall Street Journal columnist, is part of a larger effort to “further...
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Salon |
This week in Donald Trump's conflicts of interest: Trump's bad presidency is also bad for business
Salon While Trump may insist that the opening weeks of his presidency have been an unparalleled success, his children are worried that the failures of Trump's launch will negatively impact the family brand, according to a report by the Washington Post. It's ... |
Newsweek |
Putin and Trump's Tense Week: Four Takeaways From Rex Tillerson's Visit to Moscow
Newsweek In the days since, tense talks about Damascus have preoccupied the United Nations, whileTrump's Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made his first official visit to Moscow under a cloud of doubt over whether Russian President Vladimir Putin would even ... Axelrod: Putin and Trump are masters of the same dirty gameCNN Trump stumbles into Putin's Syrian backyardAsia Times Trump, Putin and the Russia reset that isn'tChicago Tribune POLITICO Magazine -Politico -New York Times all 8,709 news articles » |
CNN |
Trump and Tillerson learning diplomacy on the job
CNN Putin and his foreign secretary, Sergei Lavrov, are the most skilled diplomats of their generation in Russia. ... Tillerson continued: "We are hopeful that we can work with Russia and use their influence to achieve areas of stabilization throughout ... and more » |
President Donald Trump praises the US military following news the US forces in Afghanistan struck an Islamic State tunnel complex in Afghanistan with a bomb known as MOAB - a Massive Ordnance Air Blast, or more popularly as “the mother of all bombs” on Thursday. The bomb is largest non-nuclear weapon every used in combat by the US military and contains 11 tons of explosives
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Donald Trump disapproval rating on foreign policy shrinks: Poll
Washington Times A new poll from Marist College shows a significant drop in those who disapprove of PresidentTrump's foreign policy decisions. Forty-nine percent of voters disapprove of Mr. Trump's handling of foreign policy, a drop from 56 percent in February. His ... and more » |
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New York Post |
Huma Abedin wants $2M for a tell-all memoir
New York Post The estranged wife of disgraced ex-Congressman Anthony Weiner and former top aide to Hillary Clinton has been meeting over the past few weeks with top literary agents to discuss her writing a book, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Huma Abedin Demands $2M For A Tell-All Memoir About Husband's Sexting And Clinton CampaignThe Inquisitr Huma Abedin Wants $2M for Tell-All Book: ReportNewsmax Hillary Clinton's closest confidante wants to write a tell-all memoir and is hoping to pocket a good chunk of change ...Rare.us all 8 news articles » |
Vanity Fair |
Trump's C.I.A. Director Decides He's Not Actually a Fan Of Wikileaks
Vanity Fair “Assange is a narcissist who has created nothing of value,” Pompeo continued. “He relies on the dirty work of other to make himself famous. He is a fraud—a coward hiding behind a screen. And in Kansas, we know something about false Wizards.” Pompeo ... CIA Chief Mike Pompeo Slams Donald Trump?s Favorite HackersDaily Beast The CIA Director Split With Trump Over Wikileaks In His Public DebutBuzzFeed News Mike Pompeo, Once a WikiLeaks Fan, Attacks It as Hostile AgentNew York Times Los Angeles Times -New York Magazine all 162 news articles » |
UPI.com |
Sessions warns of increased immigration enforcement
UPI.com "Which prosecutors and agents does he want to divert from the growing threats like terrorism, cyber crime, the opioid and heroin trade, organized crime, and cartel activity?" said Jenny Durkan, who served as U.S. attorney for the Western District of ... and more » |
The Inquisitr |
British Intelligence Alerted U.S. Counterparts To Trump-Russia Ties In 2015
The Inquisitr The Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), Britain's national security agency, was the first to obtain evidence of communication between top Trump campaign aides and Russian intelligence operatives, according to a report by the Guardian on ... and more » |
Newsday |
Fact check: Trump forgets tense time in U.S.-Russia history
Newsday WASHINGTON - In a news conference and a pair of interviews, President Donald Trump gave skewed accounts of U.S. relations over time with Russia, auto jobs and health care under his watch. He also flatly contradicted himself on how long he's known his ... How Donald Trump Met RealityNewsweek all 579 news articles » |
Russia Beyond the Headlines |
Kremlin says prospects of Putin-Trump meeting still no clearer
Russia Beyond the Headlines Prospects of meeting between Russian and U.S. Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trumphave not become clearer, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters. "No, they haven't become so," Peskov said. A White House spokesman earlier said that ... and more » |
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Russians in Nicaragua
The American Interest ... Russian facilities could have “dual use” capabilities, particularly for electronic espionage aimed at the United States. Security analysts see the military moves in Central America as a possible rebuttal to the increased U.S. military presence in ... |
New Republic |
The Republican Party Has Defeated Donald Trump | New Republic
New Republic After Donald Trump addressed a joint session of Congress last month—a high-water mark for the president's popularity with elite political pundits—conservative ... and more » |
The Root |
'Concrete and Corroborative Evidence of Collusion' Between Trump Associates and Russia, Source Says
The Root We all know that President Vladimir TrumPutin is in bed with Mother Russia. Whether it's photos of 45 with Russian hookers, or Russia's cable installation bill for an extra cable box in the basement of the White House with the RT News package, we all ... British spies were first to spot Trump team's links with RussiaThe Guardian British intelligence passed Trump associates' communications with Russians on to US counterpartsCNN Interview: Richard Dearlove—I spy nationalismProspect all 94 news articles » |
MainePublic.org |
Alleged Plot, Coming Trial In Montenegro Reads Like a Thriller
MainePublic.org Two Russian men, wanted by the international police organization Interpol, are accused of organizing the plot from Serbia, directed by Russian intelligence. Montenegrin authorities .... Ljubomir Filipovic, a former vice mayor, says most Russian ... and more » |
Federal Times |
Report: Homeland Security, intel agencies to spend big on big data
Federal Times Big data and data analytics technologies bolster the capabilities of public safety and intelligenceorganizations in many categories of investigations including terrorism, organized crime, public safety, disaster and mass incident management, cyber ... and more » |
Mediaite |
FBI Reportedly Has 'Concrete and Corroborative Evidence' of Trump/Russia Collusion
Mediaite You would think that a major news outlet saying that the FBI has “specific concrete and corroborative evidence of collusion” between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia would have been the biggest story of the day on Thursday, but it wasn't. That's most ... and more » |
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Consortium News |
Did Al Qaeda Fool the White House Again?
Consortium News For instance, if a U.S. government official voices “high confidence” in a supposed “intelligenceassessment,” that usually means “we don't have any real evidence, but we figure that if we say 'high confidence' enough that no one will dare challenge us ... and more » |
Dallas News (blog) |
There's no such thing as Trumpism | Commentary | Dallas News
Dallas News (blog) In 2016 we found out that conservative elites didn't speak for Republican voters.Think tankers may have hungered for entitlement reform and valued... Ramesh Ponnuru: Trumpism doesn't exist | Pittsburgh Post-GazettePittsburgh Post-Gazette The Republican Party Has Defeated Donald Trump | New RepublicNew Republic all 2 news articles » |
MainePublic.org |
CIA Director Pompeo Denounces WikiLeaks As 'Hostile Intelligence Service'
MainePublic.org The CIA director said the U.S. intelligence community determined that Russian militaryintelligence used WikiLeaks to release information obtained through cyber operations against the Democratic National Committee. He also described the Russian ... |
WASHINGTON – A group of House Democrats is asking the FBI to suspend White House senior adviser Jared Kushner’s security clearance.
In a letter to FBI Director James Comey, the lawmakers cited Jared Kushner’s failure to disclose some of his contacts with Russian government officials when he filled out an application for a security clearance.
A lawyer for Kushner, who is also Trump’s son-in-law, says the omissions were an “administrative error.”
The Democrats noted that knowingly falsifying or concealing information on a clearance application is a felony. They’re asking the FBI to review whether Kushner complied with the law and they’re also asking him to make public all meetings he had with foreign officials during the campaign and transition.
The Spokesman-Review |
Democrats ask FBI to suspend Kushner's security clearance
The Spokesman-Review In a letter to FBI Director James Comey, the lawmakers cited Jared Kushner's failure to disclose some of his contacts with Russian government officials when he filled out an application for a security clearance. A lawyer for Kushner, who is also Trump ... and more » |
OregonLive.com |
Is this a new Donald Trump? Abrupt reversals may reflect experience
OregonLive.com WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump is abruptly reversing himself on key issues. And for all his usual bluster, he's startlingly candid about the reason: He's just now really learning about some of them. "After listening for 10 minutes, I realized it ... Donald Trump Shares Chocolate Cake and 'Great Chemistry' With China's XiNBCNews.com Donald Trump, Our Kid President, Ordered Syria Strike During DessertSlate Magazine (blog) Donald Trump's foreign policy looks more normal than promisedThe Economist all 515 news articles » |
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The Independent |
Former MI6 chief Richard Dearlove says Donald Trump borrowed money from Russia during 2008 financial crisis
The Independent Richard Dearlove told Prospect Magazine that “what lingers for Trump may be what deals – on what terms – he did after the financial crisis of 2008 to borrow Russian money” when other banks and lenders would not risk the money, given Mr Trump's history ... Breaking: Former UK spy chief says Trump likely owes money to RussiaShareblue Media GCHQ 'told US security services about meetings between Donald Trump's team andRussia'Telegraph.co.uk Former British chief spy suggests Trump is compromised by 'Russian money' keeping his business afloatRaw Story Mirror.co.uk -The Sun -Daily Mail -The Guardian all 90 news articles » |
Crain's Chicago Business (blog) |
Russia probe takes Rep. Quigley to Cyprus
Crain's Chicago Business (blog) Quigley, a Democratic member of the House Intelligence Committee, which is probing potentialTrump-Russia ties, wouldn't say too much about what exactly he found out during his two-day trip, in which he was accompanied only by a military escort. But he ... and more » |
TIME |
The Man Who First Fueled Donald Trump's Paranoid Politics
TIME Paranoid politics did not start with Donald Trump, and sadly, it will not end with him either. In a seminal piece on political paranoia, published in the November 1964 issue of Harper's, Pulitzer Prize winning historian Richard Hofstadter noted that ... Eavesdropping on Roy Cohn and Donald TrumpThe New Yorker all 2 news articles » |
FrontPage Magazine |
Dont Bet on Huma Abedin Telling All in Her $2 Mil "Tell All Book"
FrontPage Magazine Anthony Weiner (N.Y.), has reportedly been meeting with literary agents about writing a book, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Thursday report says Abedin's book, which would likely touch on her husband's sexting scandal and her role in Clinton ... |
CNN |
'Mother of all bombs' killed 94 ISIS fighters, Afghan official says
CNN Kabul (CNN) At least 94 Islamic State fighters were killed when the US military dropped America's most powerful non-nuclear bomb on ISIS targets in Afghanistan, an Afghan official said Saturday. "The number of Daesh fighters killed in the US bomb in ... and more » |
International Business Times, India Edition |
Pentagon didn't need Donald Trump's permission to drop massive bomb in Afghanistan
International Business Times, India Edition MOAB, also known as the 'mother of all bombs,' is the largest non-nuclear bomb ever dropped in any combat and had been in Afghanistan since January. Namrata Tripathi. April 15, 2017 14:41 IST. Donald Trump. US President Donald TrumpReuters. and more » |
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