New York Times |
Email About Qatari Offer Shows Thorny Ethical Issues Clinton Foundation Faced
New York Times While it is unclear whether that meeting ever took place, the offer, mentioned in one of thousands of hacked Clinton campaign emails released by WikiLeaks last week, was an example of the complex ethical issues the Clinton Foundation faced in managing ... Hacked Emails Show Hillary Clinton Team Trying to Navigate Bill ClintonWall Street Journal Hacked Clinton Emails Raise Concerns Of Foundation Ethics BreachHuffington Post WikiLeaks emails reveal Bill Clinton's $1M 'birthday' present from Qatar for foundationWashington Times all 45 news articles » |
Times of India |
India, US would be 'best friends' if elected as president: Donald Trump
Times of India "We are going to have a phenomenal future together," Trump said as he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi+ for taking India on a fast track growth with a series of economic reforms and reforming the bureaucracy, which he said is required in the US too. India, US would be 'best friends' if I am elected president: TrumpHindustan Times Trump Says US And India Will Be Best Friends If He's ElectedThe Quint Trump promises close relationship with India if electedgulfnews.com all 94 news articles » |
NBCNews.com |
Clinton and Democrats Have Major Fundraising Advantage Over Trump
NBCNews.com The Republican National Committee has insisted that the Trump campaign doesn't need the ground game because it is providing it, but these fundraising numbers show that even if the RNC is making up for Trump's lack of interest and investment in the ... Trump cash haul bypasses campaignPolitico The Trump-Induced Breakup Of The GOP Has BegunHuffington Post Team Trump raises $100 millionUSA TODAY Newsweek -New York Times -Harvard Business Review all 385 news articles » |
Telegraph.co.uk |
US Election 2016: Legal battles loom over who gets to vote for the next US president
Telegraph.co.uk The ruling paved the way for a states across the US to bring in in tougher voting laws, which they said were necessary to stamp out fraud. According to the Brennan Centre for Justice, more than a dozen states have drafted new voting restrictions. They ... |
Politico |
Trump cash haul bypasses campaign
Politico Donald Trump posted an impressive fundraising haul last quarter, but a less efficient operation and his dependence on an estranged party apparatus mean his campaign only benefits from only about a third of that. Only about $68.7 million of the almost ... and more » |
Enthusiasm for Donald Trump Fades, Yet Partisanship Keeps It Close
ABC News Enthusiasm for Donald Trump's candidacy has fallen, two-thirds of registered voters reject his claim not to have made unwanted sexual advances toward women and Hillary Clinton's support has firmed in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll. Yet the ... and more » |
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Washington Post-ABC News poll: Clinton holds four-point lead in aftermath of Trump tape
Washington Post With three weeks until Election Day, Hillary Clinton holds a four-point lead over Donald Trump in the race for the White House, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, with the Republican nominee hobbled by persistent perceptions that he is ... and more » |
Fox News |
Trump insists election 'rigged,' calls for drug test for him, Clinton before debate
Fox News Donald Trump on Saturday repeated his argument that the election is rigged against him and returned to his suggestion that Democratic rival Hillary Clinton appears physically unfit to be president -- so both of them should take a drug test. “Looks to ... Fears mount on Trump's 'rigged election' rhetoricPolitico Washington Post-ABC News poll: Clinton holds four-point lead in aftermath of TrumptapeWashington Post Politics|'We Should Take a Drug Test' Before Debate, Donald Trump SaysNew York Times CNN-Aljazeera.com-NBCNews.com -New York Times all 4,281 news articles » |
New York Times |
Politics|Donald Trump Says He's a 'Big Fan' of Hindus
New York Times EDISON, N.J. — Donald J. Trump declared himself “a big fan of Hindu” and praised India's nationalist prime minister, Narendra Modi, at an Indian-American charity event on Saturday. Mr.Trump spoke at a benefit put on by the Republican Hindu Coalition ... Trump goes BollywoodPolitico Trump to Indian community: We are going to be best friendsCBS News all 88 news articles » |
Elections chiefs say no rigged balloting
Longview News-Journal East Texas elections administrators are confident about the integrity of their vote-counting systems, an opinion at odds with a recent poll that found half of Donald Trump's supporters agree with their candidate that Nov. 8 balloting will be "rigged ... |
Fox News |
US warship possibly targeted by Yemen rebels for a third time
Fox News The incident occurred two days after President Obama authorized a Tomahawk cruise missile strike against three Houthi radar facilities in Yemen in retaliation for two missile attacks against the US Navy ships earlier in the week. A U.S. official told ... US-backed, Saudi-led coalition found responsible for Yemen funeral attack that killed more than 100Washington Post Yemen Funeral Bombing: Saudi-Led Coalition Blames 'Erroneous Information'NBCNews.com Saudi-led coalition blames 'wrong information' for funeral bombing in YemenLos Angeles Times New York Times -Reuters all 1,554 news articles » |
Al-Arabiya |
Third attack on US vessels off Yemen in a week
Al-Arabiya The United States is also investigating the possibility that a radar station under Houthi control inYemen might have also “painted” the USS Mason, something that would have helped the Houthi militants pass along coordinates for a strike, the officials ... and more » |
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SFGate |
Latest: Navy man arrested after truck fatally crushes 4
SFGate SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Latest on a car plummeting from the Coronado Bridge onto a park, leaving 4 dead and at least 4 critically injured (all times local): 9:10 p.m.. Police say a member of the U.S. Navy was driving a pickup truck that flew off the San ... U.S. Navy member arrested after truck plunges off San Diego bridge, crushes 4Chicago Tribune 4 people killed, 9 injured after car flies off San Diego bridgeNew York Daily News Four dead, nine injured after driver plunges truck off San Diego bridgeFox News Wilkes Barre Times-Leader -New York Times -myCentralOregon.com -KTLA all 63 news articles » |
kwwl.com |
The West and Russia clash in election in tiny Montenegro
kwwl.com Russia strongly opposes the expansion of NATO in European ex-communist countries it considers part of its "strategic interests." Wary of Russian influence in the still-volatile region, which was engulfed in bloody civil wars in the 1990s, the West ... and more » |
Haaretz |
Israel Asks Russia to Revise Military Coordination Due to New Russian S-300 Missiles in Syria
Haaretz The Israel Defense Forces has reportedly approached the Russian Defense Ministry to request that new coordination procedures be developed now that Russia has stationed S-300 anti-aircraft missiles in Syria. News of the IDF request appeared in the ... and more » |
Quartz |
Don't breathe a sigh of relief just yet—polls are consistently wrong
Quartz Based on persistently terrible polls, Republicans are sweating a nightmare scenario in which not only does Donald Trump get steamrolled by Hillary Clinton, but his foul mouth sinks the Senate and House too, sending them into Democratic hands. and more » |
Santa Rosa Press Democrat |
Donald Trump challenges election's legitimacy, wants Hillary Clinton drug-tested
Santa Rosa Press Democrat PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire — A beleaguered Donald Trump sought to undermine the legitimacy of the U.S. presidential election on Saturday, pressing unsubstantiated claims the contest is rigged against him, vowing anew to jail Hillary Clinton if he's ... Donald Trump, Slipping in Polls, Warns of 'Stolen Election'New York Times Trump: Election Is Rigged. Ryan: No It Isn't.Mother Jones Trump talks abut a 'rigged' election as he fights off sexual assault allegationsLos Angeles Times New York Magazine -The Boston Globe -Washington Post all 5,587 news articles » |
The Independent |
Donald Trump stuns experts by refusing to accept intelligence on Russia
The Independent A former senior US national security official has said Donald Trump's refusal to accept information from intelligence professionals about Russia “defies logic”. US intelligence agencies claim Russia stole files from Democratic National Committee (DNC) ... and more » |
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Politico |
Fears mount on Trump's 'rigged election' rhetoric
Politico No one knows how to handle what might be about to hit on Nov. 9. Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to lose on Nov. 8, refuse to concede the election, and teeter the country into an unprecedented crisis of faith in government. Republicans and ... 8 Republicans sent into distant orbit by Trump's 2016 odysseyCNN all 294 news articles » |
Al-Manar TV |
The Lausanne meeting, Assad and the al-Nusra Front
Al-Arabiya In Russia and Iran's view, the designation of non-terrorist groups and separating them from theal-Nusra Front have become the main knot. Before addressing the Nusra knot, Assad's allies are not willing to discuss the Assad knot, the key issue for ... Captured Al Nusra Militants: Training Camps in Turkey 'Payable'Al-Manar TV Syrian opposition should break from al-Nusra, FM Çavuşoğlu says after Lausanne talksDaily Sabah Syria no-bombing zone on agenda as Boris Johnson meets alliesThe Guardian RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty-Tehran Times-Yeni Şafak English all 411 news articles » |
The Hill (blog) |
'Saturday Night Live' mocks second Trump, Clinton debate
The Hill (blog) The show also played up the viral meme sparked by Trump lurking behind Clinton during the town hall debate as well as internet sensation and questioner Ken Bone. “Good evening, my question is for Hillary,” an audience member asks at the end of the ... and more » |
CBS News |
Poll: Women propel Hillary Clinton into battleground lead over Donald Trump
CBS News And in a sign of what's become a very personal presidential race, at least half of voters say they like Donald Trump's policies on the economy and defense, and even like them a bit more than Clinton's, but Trump is trailing in large part because voters ... and more » |
NBCNews.com |
Clinton Holds 11-Point National Lead Over Trump: NBC/WSJ Poll
NBCNews.com Hillary Clinton is ahead of Donald Trump by double digits with just over three weeks until Election Day, according to a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll conducted entirely after the second presidential debate. In a four-way race, Democrat ... Hillary Clinton Extends Lead Over Donald Trump to 11 PointsWall Street Journal Clinton campaign discussed ways to refute rape accuser's claimsCNN Issues in Hillary Clinton's Past Leave Her Muted in Furor Over Donald TrumpNew York Times Fox News -Washington Post -Politico all 4,103 news articles » |
Wall Street Journal |
Hillary Clinton Extends Lead Over Donald Trump to 11 Points
Wall Street Journal Hillary Clinton is consolidating a substantial lead over Donald Trump less than a month before Election Day, picking up support from women and swing voters as the Republican nominee navigates a roiling sex scandal, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News ... Clinton Holds 11-Point National Lead Over Trump: NBC/WSJ PollNBCNews.com Donald Trump is failing at basically everything right now. This poll proves it.Washington Post Politics|'We Should Take a Drug Test' Before Debate, Donald Trump SaysNew York Times CNN -Fox News -ABC News -PEOPLE.com all 4,734 news articles » |
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FBI Director James Comey’s decision to not file charges against Hillary Clinton over her unauthorized and unsecure email server was controversial. It led to a backlash against him by conservatives that was also dotted with disbelief and shock. It led to him appearing before congressional hearings for further questions, given how damning his press conference was on July 5 about the agency’s findings. During that press conference, he said that 110 emails on 52 separate chains contained classified information, that Clinton and her staff were extremely careless in handling sensitive information, and that there were three emails that they recovered, which were classified at the time these communications were sent or received. But Hillary Clinton might not have known these were sensitive since the documents weren’t properly marked. In fact, she didn’t know that “c” stood for classified. Wikileaks’ Julian Assange denies that claim, saying that Clinton is lying.
If anything, as Chuck Todd and others noted, Comey’s July 5 press conference was GOP attack ad gold and offered an indictment of her judgment as president. That point would never be made; the Trump campaign never did any ads immediately after Comey’s presser. Regardless, the FBI is apparently at odds over their boss’ decision not to file charges. Fox News reported from a high-level source that said that the agents involved in the email investigation were “disgusted” by Comey’s refusal to file charges, and that virtually everyone investigating thought that Clinton’s security clearance should be revoked. Guy wondered if any DOJ or FBI officials/agents would resign over their grievances with Comey. That remains to be seen. The latest news from the grapevine is that the FBI is revolting against Comey, and that agents view him as a “dirty cop,” according to a former U.S. attorney (via American Spectator):
“I know that inside the FBI there is a revolt,” Joseph diGenova tells The American Spectator. “There is a revolt against the director. The people inside the bureau believe the director is a dirty cop. They believe that he threw the [Hillary Clinton email] case. They do not know what he was promised in return. But the people inside the bureau who were involved in the case and who knew about the case are talking to former FBI people expressing their disgust at the conduct of the director.”The loss of faith in the bureau chief stems in part from a dishonest rendering of the decision not to indict Mrs. Clinton as unanimous rather than unilateral and in part from the bureau’s decision to destroy evidence in the case and grant blanket immunity to Clinton underlings for no possible prosecutorial purpose.“There is a consensus among the employees that the director has lost all credibility and that he cannot lead the bureau,” diGenova explains. “They are comparing him to L. Patrick Gray, the disgraced former FBI director who threw Watergate papers into the Potomac River. The resistance to the director has made the agency incapable of action. It has been described to me as a depression within the agency unlike anything that anyone has ever seen within the bureau. The director’s public explanation for the unorthodox investigation are viewed by people in the bureau as sophomoric and embarrassing.”
The Spectator added that the FBI’s own notes cited Clinton aides destroying old Blackberries (Clinton had 13 devices) with hammers, which isn’t State Department policy. The publication also adds that agents are now a bit on edge that Congress could subpoena them over Comey’s handling of the investigation.
We’ll keep you updated. But, regarding the dirty cop remark, things look like they’re getting worse over there.
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Townhall |
FBI Agents See Director Comey As A 'Dirty Cop,' Says Former U.S. ...
Townhall FBI Director James Comey's decision to not file charges against Hillary Clinton over her unauthorized and unsecure email server was controversial. It led to a ... FBI, DOJ roiled by Comey, Lynch decision to let Clinton slide by on emails, says insiderFox News Clinton Emails: Comey Lied And The Scandal DiedInvestor's Business Daily Former US Attorney: Agents See FBI Chief Comey as a 'Dirty Cop'American Spectator LubbockOnline.com -American Thinker (blog) -Western Journalism all 86 news articles » |
Politico |
Fears mount on Trump's 'rigged election' rhetoric
Politico No one knows how to handle what might be about to hit on Nov. 9. Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to lose on Nov. 8, refuse to concede the election, and teeter the country into an unprecedented crisis of faith in government. Republicans and ... Trump brand goes from winning to whiningCNN Issues in Hillary Clinton's Past Leave Her Muted in Furor Over Donald TrumpNew York Times Trump claims election is 'rigged' and seems to suggest Clinton was on drugs at debateWashington Post NBCNews.com -Wall Street Journal -Daily Beast -American Thinker all 2 news articles » |
A majority of Americans say Trump is wrong on his comments and treatment of women and on his Bill Clinton strategy.
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The Hill (blog) |
You can't trust polls: Clinton leads, but our polling methods are bunk
The Hill (blog) But that was the same sentiment that led the major pollsters 68 years ago to stop polling several weeks before the 1948 election. Tom Dewey's lead was so firm and consistent that there was no way Harry Truman would be able to win. At least, so it seemed. |
GOA, India (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed allegations on Sunday of Russian hacking attacks on the United States, calling them election campaign rhetoric by the White House.
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"Disaster" and "Donald" both start with "D."
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What's in the new Washington Post-ABC News pollby Rosalind S. Helderman
The newest Washington Post-ABC News poll shows Democratic presidential Hillary Clinton with a 4-percentage-point lead over Republican nominee Donald Trump among likely voters. Respondents were also asked about Donald Trump's lewd comments about women, and how locked-in their votes are.
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"Donald the Red": "the full story about Trump and Russia has yet to be told", “there’s a lot we don’t know...” - Trump's Russian connections - FT | "I know about Russia, but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia. I have no businesses, I have no loans from Russia." - Trumpby noreply@blogger.com (Mike Nova)
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The soviet years and yeltsin’s 'wild east'
The Republican candidate’s links to Russia are a mix of bling, business and bluster spanning 30 years. The FT has compiled this account from a variety of sources, tracing Trump's fascination for Russia from its beginnings in Soviet times, through the Putin era to the US presidential campaign.
