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Business HuffPost
NYC Pride Will Make TV History With 2017 Broadcast
If you can’t make it to Manhattan for the 2017 LGBT Pride March, fear not: you’ll be able to enjoy it from the comfort of your own living room.
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Lifestyle HuffPost
Good Samaritan Saves Tangled 'Squirrel King' From Certain Misery
A man in Maine took nature into his own hands on Sunday when he protected this so-called “squirrel king” from a cat, trapped the squirrels in a box, and eventually freed them from their fuzzy knot.
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U.S. Newsweek
Ariana Grande Returns to the U.S. after Manchester Concert Bombing
Ariana Grande returned to the United States on Tuesday, one day after a suicide bomber killed 22 people at the singer's concert in Manchester, England, as questions lingered over whether she would continue her European tour. Grande, 23, was seen in photographs posted on the Daily Mail website walking down the steps of a private plane at an airport in her hometown of Boca Raton, Florida, and being met by family members. The Daily Mail images showed the diminutive pop star dressed casually in sweats and appearing downcast as she greeted her boyfriend, the rapper Mac Miller, on the tarmac and getting into a waiting car.
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U.S. MercuryNews.com
Opinion: What is behind the denial of free speech on campuses
“No fascists in Berkeley!” shouts the young woman intent on closing down a meeting of Trump supporters, a handful of her Republican classmates. “No racists on campus!” yells the young man, who with other students recently kept the scholar Charles Murray from speaking at Middlebury College. Murray is the social scientist whose comments on minority intelligence were called racist by some. Such scenes have become commonplace on campus. What goes into that denial of free speech? As a lifelong academic, I’m perplexed and pained. After all, this is so against all the obvious lessons that have been given students about free speech: that speech you disagree with, or find distasteful, or even abhorrent,
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Politics Los Angeles Times
Trump's standing in polls has dropped: How significant is the slide?
President Trump’s standing in national polls has consistently declined since the end of last month. His approval rating now sits at the lowest point of his presidency. Here are some questions and answers about what the polls do - and don’t - tell us. How significant is Trump’s slide? At the end of April, the share of Americans who disapproved of Trump’s job in office outnumbered those who approved by about 8 percentage points in polling averages. That gap has now doubled. That’s a lot. The percentage who approve of Trump’s job performance is now below 40% in the two major polling averages, done by Real Clear Politics and the Huffington Post. He’s at the lowest level of his presidency so far and
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Business Yahoo Finance
Trump's budget proposes major changes to student loans
Trump's 2018 budget proposes major changes to student loans.
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Entertainment CNN
First look at Penelope Cruz as Donatella Versace in 'American Crime Story'
"The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story," will be the third installment of Ryan Murphy's FX anthology. Darren Criss is slated to play Andrew Cunanan, the man who murdered fashion designer Gianni Versace in 1997. FX has cast actor Edgar Ramirez in the role of Gianni.
