Month: March 2019

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) has alleged in court filings that her now-ex-husband abused her while they were still married. Ernst said in divorce documents that Gail Ernst subjected her to emotional and physical abuse during their nearly 26-year marriage, the Des Moines Register reported on Tuesday. This included a physical assault after she confronted him about […]

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Baseball Hall of Famer Frank Robinson died Thursday after battling a long illness, according to MASN in Baltimore. He was 83 years old. Known for his elite talent and intense demeanor, Robinson became a central figure in advancing Major League Baseball’s integration of black players after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947. Robinson […]

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A Texas woman, Emily Wade, is missing under mysterious circumstances, and her family is pleading for information on her disappearance. “I’m scared to death,” her mother, Shirley Wade, told Houston’s KTRK News. “I just don’t know what’s wrong.” A 38-year-old Chili’s waitress and the mother of a 7-year-old girl, Emily Wade was last seen on Jan. […]

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Many right-wing figures lined up Friday night to criticize President Donald Trump for temporarily ending the government shutdown for three weeks without having convinced Congress to fund his proposed U.S.-Mexico border wall. Controversial commentator Ann Coulter called Trump “the biggest wimp ever to serve as president” and Fox Business host Lou Dobbs said Trump had […]

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An Indiana state senator is pushing a bill that advances Christian beliefs in the state’s public and charter schools.  Republican state Sen. Dennis Kruse’s bill, introduced last Thursday, seeks to place a poster reading “In God We Trust” in every public and charter school classroom in Indiana. The bill, titled “Education Matters,” specifies that the phrase […]

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