- Politics The Independent
'I'm in charge of the Hatch Act': Trump lashes out at chief of staff over potential ethics violations, report says
Donald Trump reportedly told a room of his top aides that he is in charge of the Hatch Act, when warned by his chief of staff that bringing his cabinet members to a campaign rally could violate ethics rules.The comment, reported in a new Wall Street Journal article, illustrates the degree to which Mr Trump believes his administration does not have to worry about the rule, which was passed a century ago with the intention of warding off political activity by government employees.
- Entertainment People
Matt Lauer Works on Boat in Hamptons 2 Weeks After Being Accused of Raping NBC News Colleague
Matt Lauer Seen in the Hamptons After Being Accused of Raping NBC News Colleague
- Sports ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
Belichick exploited “loophole” in NFL rules to run extra time off the clock
With the Patriots leading 33-0 in the fourth quarter on Monday night, they took a delay of game penalty with their punt team on the field. After the Jets declined the penalty, the clock started again, and the Patriots' punt team waited until they were about to get another delay of game, then false started. [more]
Lifestyle Good Morning AmericaTeen with 8 siblings wins internet dressed as a 'tired mom' for Halloween
One teenage girl has totally nailed a costume portraying a "tired mom" for Halloween. Jillian Schnerch, 13, created the look with the help of her mom, Lindsay Hartsock. Photos of Jillian in costume has garnered over 65,000 shares on the family's photography page, The Hartsocks' Photography.
Health USA TODAYJillian Michaels dishes out new diet advice: Fast for 12 hours and eat only one snack a day
Jillian Michaels published an article in Women's Health Magazine where she suggests people eat one snack a day and fast for 12 hours.
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U.S. HuffPost
2 Proud Boys Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison Over Gang Assault In New York
John Kinsman and Maxwell Hare, both members of the extremist gang, were sentenced in Manhattan after attacking protesters at a GOP rally in October.
