US security intercepts suspect packages sent to Clinton, Obama

US security intercepts suspect packages sent to Clinton, Obama

Posted on October 24, 2018 Authornewsheadline247

Suspicious packages, identified as potential explosives, addressed to former president Barack Obama and defeated presidential nominee Hillary Clinton have been intercepted by the Secret Service, officials said Wednesday. The Secret Service said it recovered a single package addressed to Clinton in Westchester, a suburb north of Manhattan on Tuesday, and a second package addressed to

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Bruno Mars dominates 2018 Grammy

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Bruno Mars dominates 2018 Grammy
January 29, 2018

Bruno Mars, who has revived retro funk and R&B for a new generation, on Sunday swept the Grammy Awards in a surprise snub for the hip-hop world, which had hoped for a major breakthrough on the music industry’s biggest night

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US 2016 Presidential Election: Clinton contemplates legal action against Trump

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US 2016 Presidential Election: Clinton contemplates legal action against Trump

Hillary Clinton said Monday she would not rule out challenging the results of the 2016 presidential election if investigations later prove that Russia meddled with the process.

Clinton, however, said she doubted the legality of such a move.

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Trump marks tough first 100 days, facing sober realities

AFP>>> Donald Trump marked his 100th day in the White House on Saturday facing the sober realities of a presidency stamped by disruption, confusion and a struggle to convert campaign promises into tangible achievements.

‘It’s going to be only America first’

Donald Trump, the real estate mogul and reality television star who upended American politics and energized voters angry with Washington, was officially sworn in yesterday as the 45th president of the United States, putting Republicans in control of the White House for the first time in eight years.

Trump strikes back at Meryl Streep

AFP    Donald Trump lashed out Monday at screen legend Meryl Streep, accusing her of being an overrrated “flunky” of Hillary Clinton after the actress berated him at the Golden Globes ceremony.

In what has become an early morning custom for the notoriously thin-skinned president-elect, Trump took to Twitter to settle scores with the three-time Oscar winner.

Electoral College confirms White House win for Trump

AFP    America’s Electoral College on Monday confirmed Donald Trump’s election as the 45th president of the United States, unswayed by a desperate bid by die-hard opponents to bar the Republican’s path to the White House.

Related Post: Electoral college to choose between Trump, Clinton today

Hillary Clinton’s Camp Wants the Electoral College to Get an Intelligence Briefing

Amid questions about Russia's influence in Donald Trump's win

TIME  Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman is joining calls to have U.S intelligence officials share with the Electoral College electors just what they know about foreign governments' efforts to shape the presidential race.

Trump vows to immediately deport up to three million immigrants

Donald Trump will keep his vow to deport millions of undocumented migrants from the United States, he said in an interview to be broadcast Sunday, saying as many as three million could be removed after he takes office.

First gentleman? Mr President? What to call Bill if Hillary wins?

Hillary Clinton’s possible election this week to America’s highest office has raised a sticky question: What’s the best way to refer to the president’s male spouse?

There have only ever been male presidents in the United States with female spouses. One president, James Buchanan, remained a lifelong bachelor.

US election 2016: 'Let's make history again,' says Beyonce as Hillary Clinton looks to stars

Hillary Clinton appears alongside Beyonce and Jay-Z in Cleveland CREDIT: EPA

If Hillary Clinton doesn't win the election on Tuesday, the fault won't be in her stars.

Hoping some celebrity glamour will boost her campaign, the Democratic nominee enlisted power couple Beyonce and Jay Z to headline a concert in support of her bid for the White House. 

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Hillary Clinton takes 3-point poll lead over Donald Trump - but that lead is within the margin of error

Two new polls put the Democrat's lead within the margin of error

Do not expect to stop biting those nails anytime soon.

With just days to go before election day, two new polls reveal just how close the race is at a national level. One of them gives Hillary Clinton a three-point national lead over Donald Trump.

Trump refuses to say he would accept election result

Donald Trump, the Republican Party nominee for US president, has refused to say that he would accept the election result if he loses, as he clashed with rival Hillary Clinton in their third and final debate.

Declining to be drawn on what he would do, he said: "I will look at it at the time."

What Donald Trump's Tax Returns Won't Tell Us, But Hillary Clinton's Do

Voters would like to poke through Donald Trump’s tax returns, but they can’t. After some earlier waffling and mixed signals, Trump’s camp now seems firm that his big tax audit prevents him from releasing his returns. Outside of a Presidential campaign, his audit defense is a pretty good one, whatever the IRS or the public might say. A letter from Trump’s tax lawyers confirmed there was an ongoing tax audit for 2009 and later. Anyone who has ever been through a tax audit might have some sympathy. 

Trump, Clinton exchange angry charges of racism

The tone of the US presidential campaign turned darker on Thursday, with Hillary Clinton skewering Donald Trump as a man who flirts with racism and paranoid ideas, while he in turn labeled her a racist whose family foundation was a "criminal enterprise."

Speaking at a campaign event in Reno, Nevada, Clinton employed unusually tough language as she detailed a history of what she said were the Republican real estate mogul's discriminatory actions.

Clinton warns Trump ‘crossed the line’ with gun comment

Hillary Clinton on Wednesday sternly warned her Republican presidential rival Donald Trump about his “casual inciting” of violence, saying his startling remarks suggesting gun rights supporters could act against her “crossed the line.”

It was the Democratic nominee’s most forceful denunciation after Trump caused a firestorm by suggesting to supporters in North Carolina on Tuesday that “Second Amendment people” — those who support gun rights — could take action to stop Clinton from appointing US Supreme Court justices as president.

Watch Video: Clinton accepts historic nomination, slams Trump vision

Hillary Clinton on Thursday claimed her place in history as she became the first woman presidential nominee of a major US party, promising economic opportunity for all and rejecting Donald Trump's dark picture of America.

The former secretary of state, her hand on her heart, received ecstatic cheers from thousands of delegates as she strode into the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and then pledged to be a president for "all Americans."

Democrat Clinton makes history, wins U.S. presidential nomination

Hillary Clinton secured the Democratic Party's White House nomination, coming back from a stinging defeat in her first presidential run in 2008 and surviving a bitter primary fight to become the first woman to head the ticket of a major party in U.S. history.

In a symbolic show of party unity, Clinton's former rival, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, told the chairwoman from the convention floor that Clinton, 68, should be selected as the party's nominee at the dramatic climax of a state-by-state roll call at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.

How Michelle Obama Turned Donald Trump’s Vision Of America Upside Down

The first lady’s powerful speech staked a claim to optimism — and patriotism.

Monday night at the Democratic National Convention featured two of the party’s most electric and accomplished speakers: Bernie Sanders andElizabeth Warren.

But the star of the evening was Michelle Obama, who gave a speech destined to go down as one of the best in this campaign cycle and maybe, as several analysts suggested, in recent political history.