America, the Awesome
Burt Likko has one of those sorts of problems that really aren’t such bad problems to have.
Monthly Archive: May 2018
Robots: Viral Success, but Practical Challenges Remain
Turns out, Skynet might have been an underachieving bunch of pikers. At least, if the developments in robot technology from Boston Dynamic and others are to be believed in their latest batch of viral videos. But do the video clips, impressive as they are, reflect the whole truth?
Trump, Kim Summit Set for Singapore in June
After weeks of speculation, President Trump announced by tweet that a place and date has been set for what would be the first meeting ever between the sitting president of the United States and the leader of North Korea, Kim. Jong-un, in Singapore.
Indictment for ex-CIA Agent in China Espionage Scandal
While Gina Haspel, Trump’s pick for CIA director, testifies in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee confirmation hearings, one of the biggest intelligence and espionage scandals in recent memory is unfolding not far away.
Michael Cohen linked to AT&T, Novartis Payments
Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, alleged “fixer” at the center of the Stormy Daniels pay-off affair, is having a no-good, very bad day.
About Last Night: Primary Results From Election Day
Four states went to the polls Tuesday for primary voting election day, setting up general election showdowns for several Senate seats, OH Gov, and a slew of Congressional districts in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, and North Carolina.
President Trump Withdraws US From Iran Deal
President Donald Trump announced he is withdrawing the United States from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) document, otherwise known as the Iran deal.
Election Day for Primary Voters
Two Senate primaries in WV and IN, along with the primary for the Governors race in Ohio, are among the issues voters go to the polls for on this primary election day.
NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman Accused of Abusing Women
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, one of the first to prosecute a big name in the #MeToo era, is now facing his own moment under suspicion.
King Coal: West Virginia’s Abusive Love
Despite the damage it has inflicted, coal is still king in West Virginia. Will the man held responsible for the deaths of 29 miners win the state’s Republican senate nomination?
Oliver North to Become President of NRA
Retired Marine Corps Officer, Fox News Contributor, and author Oliver North has been announced as the next president of the National Rifle Association. North, who rose to prominence with his later over-turned conviction in the Iran-Contra Affair.
Don Blankenship Is Not Going Quietly
Convicted conspirator, Nevada resident, and US Senate candidate for the State of West Virginia Don Blankenship’s bizarre campaign is back in the news.
