Skip to Content

Month: October 2019

Democrats threaten NSC official with contempt as more depositions scheduled for next week

House Democrats are threatening to hold Charles Kupperman in contempt after the former deputy national security adviser filed a lawsuit Friday asking a judge to decide whether he is obliged to appear for his deposition before House investigators. House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot Engel and acting Oversight Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney sent

Continue Reading

Bipartisan group removed from justice forum after protest from Harris and college students

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris announced Saturday that she would attend the “Second Step Presidential Justice Forum” at Benedict College in South Carolina — reversing a Friday decision to skip the cattle call, which set off President Donald Trump’s ire when she said that it was because he received an award for criminal justice reform.

Continue Reading

Dallas sports team owners donate $1 million apiece to help the city’s schools recover from tornadoes

Two Dallas sports team owners announced Saturday donations of $1 million apiece to help the city’s schools recover from last week’s tornadoes. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced a $1 million donation to the Dallas Independent School District to help rebuild the Thomas Jefferson High School football field after a tornado tore through the city

Continue Reading

Driver dies in 4-vehicle I-5 crash near Woodburn

A four-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 near Woodburn early Saturday morning killed a 24-year-old Beaverton man and injured five others, three seriously, Oregon State Police reported. OSP troopers and other emergency personnel responded shortly after 4 a.m. to the reported crash at milepost 269. A preliminary investigation found that a black 2019 Mazda driven by

Continue Reading

Mayor and college officials in city where Trump spoke Friday give changing numbers of student attendees at speech

City and school officials have revised their figures over the past 24 hours on the number of students who saw President Donald Trump speak Friday at a historically black college. On Friday, Columbia, South Carolina, Mayor Stephen Benjamin told CNN’s Sarah Westwood that out of more than 200 invitees to the President’s speech, only about

Continue Reading

Prineville motorcyclist killed in SW Redmond crash

Redmond police on Saturday identified a Prineville motorcyclist who suffered fatal injuries Friday afternoon in a collision with a minivan at a southwest Redmond intersection. Police and Redmond Fire & Rescue personnel responded around 3:30 p.m. to the crash at the intersection of Southwest Veterans Way and South First Street, Lt. Eric Beckwith said. Motorcycle

Continue Reading

A Minnesota museum is holding a creepy doll competition and it’s the stuff of nightmares

A Minnesota museum is getting visitors into the Halloween spirit in what’s probably the spookiest way possible — a creepy doll competition. The History Center of Olmsted County, located in Rochester, Minnesota, launched the competition on October 16 to showcase parts of their collection that don’t normally get attention. The premise is simple. Each day,

Continue Reading