Politics
Dylan Stableford'WRONG!': Trump fumes after NYT reports on his banking history
The president lashed out at the New York Times after the paper reported that anti-money-laundering specialists at Deutsche Bank flagged multiple transactions involving him and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
Caitlin DicksonLatest migrant child death raises questions about U.S. detention practices
Under U.S. law, unaccompanied immigrant children from non-contiguous countries (i.e. “Carlos continued to receive care at CPC throughout that day,” said the CBP official.
David KnowlesHUD Secretary Ben Carson stumped during congressional hearing
The HUD secretary faced a tough hearing before the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday.
Christopher WilsonAOC, Warren disappointed by 'Game of Thrones' finale: 'Ugh, this was written by men'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Elizabeth Warren were "sad" and "disappointed" by the much-anticipated "Game of Thrones" finale.
Dylan Stableford and Christopher WilsonMore House Dems come out for impeachment as McGahn defies subpoena
The drumbeat among Democrats to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump got a little louder Tuesday, when former White House counsel Don McGahn failed to appear before the House Judiciary Committee after Trump instructed him to defy a subpoena.
Rebecca CoreyEx-Planned Parenthood executive: The threat to Roe v. Wade is 'real'
As the former president and CEO of Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards steered the organization through over a decade of controversies and threats to dismantle Roe v. Wade.
Alexander Nazaryan'Secret' voters favored Trump over Clinton 2 to 1
A new study found that “secret” Trump voters were twice as common as “secret” voters for Hillary Clinton. In fact, more than half of all secret voters were Trump supporters.
David KnowlesRepublican Rep. Justin Amash explains his call to impeach Trump
The only Republican so far to call for the president to be impeached fires back at critics.
Christopher WilsonWave of milkshake-tossing protests hits Britain
In the latest in a series of milkshake assaults on British politicians, Nigel Farage, a leader of the Brexit movement to withdraw from the European Union, was doused with a milkshake Monday while campaigning in Newcastle Upon Tyne for a seat in the EU Parliament.
Mike Bebernes‘Game of Thrones’: Epic or epic failure?
“Game of Thrones,” HBO’s epic fantasy series based on the novels by George R.R. Martin, aired its final episode on Sunday night. Since debuting in 2011, the show has become one of the cultural touchstones of the internet age. Though its popularity and cultural impact are indisputable, there is debate about where it fits within the list of all-time great TV shows.
Colin Campbell'DM me': Warren wins over comedian with Twitter quip
"Do you think Elizabeth Warren has a plan to fix my love life?" comedian Ashley Nicole Black tweeted, probably not expecting the response she got from the senator and presidential candidate.
Colin CampbellBillionaire during commencement address: I'll pay off your student debt
Billionaire investor Robert F. Smith used his commencement speech to tell the 2019 graduates students of Morehouse College that he'd pay off their student debt.
Katherine Hawkins/POGOInternal review of detainee death reveals medical neglect at a Denver immigration jail
Kamyar Samimi is one of 24 people to die in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention since President Donald Trump took office. An internal ICE review of Samimi’s death found that there were major deficiencies in his medical care.
Colin CampbellTrump calls GOP lawmaker who called for impeachment a 'loser'
President Trump fired back at Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich., on Sunday, a day after Amash became the first Republican congressman to call for Trump's impeachment.
Colin CampbellBernie Sanders: 'Beating Trump is not good enough'
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., says his presidential campaign is about much more than beating President Trump.
Colin CampbellRomney on Mueller report: 'Really, really troubling,’ but Americans ‘just aren’t there’ on impeachment
Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, said Sunday that he disagrees with the call for President Trump's impeachment issued by Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich.
Caitlin DicksonICE seeks to expand monitoring program for immigrants as alternative to detention
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency is expanding its “Alternative to Detention” system for immigrants awaiting hearings. At the same time, the administration is also seeking more beds in detention facilities around the country.
Mike BebernesShould celebrities stay out of politics?
There is a long history of stars expressing their views on politics — and an equally long history of public backlash to their comments. The growth of social media and the divisiveness of the current political climate have ratcheted up celebrity activism to a new level.
David KnowlesTrump declares Warren 'a very angry person' before cursing the media
Moments after going after the Massachusetts senator, the president attacked the media over their use of confidential sources.
Andrew Romano2020 Vision: There are 14 white male Dems running for president. So why should Kamala Harris settle for veep?
Few have suggested that any of the white guys in the race would be better suited to serve as vice president. That dubious honor, it seems, has so far been reserved for candidates of color — black women in particular.
- Lisa Belkin
Alabama students speak out on abortion ban: 'I'm not planning on living here after I graduate'
The near-total abortion ban passed by the Alabama Legislature and signed into law this week was a major topic of conversation among students at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. A nonscientific sampling of students found that not only had all of them heard about the ban, but most worried about the new law — fearing its effects on classmates, women statewide and their school.
- Colin Campbell
2020 candidate Seth Moulton: 'I'm proud to say I'm a capitalist'
Sep. Seth Moulton talks to the Yahoo News “Skullduggery” podcast about how he plans to take on President Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
Dylan Stableford'TREASON!': Trump says his campaign was spied on. Current and former FBI officials disagree.
The president on Friday claimed his campaign was “conclusively spied on” as Attorney General William Barr continued to defend his probe of the origins of the Russia investigation.
Alexander Nazaryan'Unfit for public office': Trump nominates loyalist who voted to defund Amtrak to sit on its board of directors
The candidate who ran the ad was Todd Rokita, who had steadily risen through the ranks of Indiana’s Republican establishment over the past two decades, serving as the secretary of state and, later, in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Yahoo News Photo StaffPHOTOS: Venezuela dialysis patients face uncertain fate after power cuts
Electricity has largely been restored to the capital city of Caracas after two nation-wide power outages in March and April. But many other parts of Venezuela now have power for only several hours per day under a rationing plan put in effect by President Nicolas Maduro.
