President Donald Trump called for a simpler, lower, fairer tax code on Wednesday, urging Congress to pass a bill that would help grow the American economy.
Month: August 2017
Amazon Declares Price War, Slashes Whole Foods Grocery Prices 40%
Whole Foods Market slashed prices by an average of about 40 percent as its new owner, Amazon, declared an industry price war.
Sandra Bullock Donates $1 Million for Hurricane Harvey Victims
Academy Award-winning actress Sandra Bullock has donated $1 million to help assist the victims struggling to recover from the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey.
Trump Conservatives Flee Increasingly Liberal Palm Springs
The Trump wing of the California Republican Party lost two more members this month, as two longtime conservative talk radio hosts fled the once-conservative Palm Springs area for “redder pastures” in Tennessee this month.
Rep. Duncan Hunter Calls President Donald Trump ‘Our A**hole’
One of Donald Trump’s earliest supporters in Congress told a group of young California Republicans last Friday: “He’s an asshole, but he’s our asshole.”
Texas Will Accept Mexico’s Offer for Harvey Relief
Governor Greg Abbott said Wednesday that Texas will accept Mexico’s offer for assistance in the aftermath of Harvey.
How Trump Can Win September: Tie Infrastructure Bill to Hurricane Harvey Aid
President Donald Trump should urge Congress to attach a major infrastructure bill to the anticipated legislation to provide emergency assistance to areas hit by Hurricane Harvey when legislators return in September.
Spambot Leaks 711 Million Email Addresses
Australian computer security expert Troy Hunt has revealed the leak of 711 million e-mail addresses, which was caused by a misconfigured spambot.
‘Law & Order: SVU’ to Tackle Charlottesville Riots, Charlie Gard
The upcoming season of Law & Order: SVU is set to tackle hot-button political topics, including this month’s violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the story of Charlie Gard, the Britain-born baby whose parents fought and ultimately failed to secure him experimental legal care in the United States.
Days After U.S. Cuts Aid, Egypt Reopens Anti-Jihad Religious Camp
Egypt is expected to reopen religious training camps to reportedly promote female Muslim preachers for the first time and combat Islamic extremism, six years after they were shut down.