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In less than eight hours, the Wall of Moms group in Portland was formed by Bev Barnum (inset), who felt compelled to shift the 'pervasive narrative that protesters are rioters'.

April 29 marks President Joe Biden’s 100th day in office, a milestone that is traditionally used to evaluate whether a president is keeping or deviating from their campaign promises. The Onion evaluates whether Biden kept his campaign promises.

'Mike Pence is somewhere planning an inauguration. Priebus and Spicer will lead the transition.'

Now she needs to be arrested, provided they can find her. The book publishing/money laundering scam was quite the racket. Many many more kleptocrats have done the same thing and deserve investigation. Hitlery Klintoon... did anyone really read her ridiculous book? Benedict Comey, Andy McCabe, and the list goes on and on. The DOJ has their work cut out for them ... The Mayor of Baltimore, Catherine Pugh, is resigning in the midst of multiple investigations into her lucrative book sales according to her Attorney. axios.com Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is resigning amid multiple investigations into a scandal involving the sale of her children's books, reports the Baltimore Sun. Backdrop: The Baltimore Sun revealed earlier this year that health provider Kaiser Permanente bought $114,000 worth of Pugh's children's books at the same time it was looking to strike a deal with the city of Baltimore. Pugh was on the city's spending board when it awarded Kaiser the $48 million deal in 2017. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan asked Pugh to resign following an IRS and FBI raid of her home.

During a White House coronavirus briefing on Thursday, President Trump said that he was invited by Yankees President Randy Levine to throw out the first pitch at an upcoming game in New York.

WASHINGTON D.C. - 'Who are you? Where are my pills?' These are powerful words from President Joe Biden’s joint address to Congress that echoed the concern of many Americans.When the speech first started, Biden spent a whole minute staring quietly at his audience, looking deep into the soul of America before then inquiring in increasingly ...

"Instant no vote."

New statistics show that around one fifth of all people residing in Germany now originate from "migrant backgrounds".

The U.S. jobs machine kept humming along in April, adding a robust 263,000 new hires while the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%, the lowest in a generation, the Labor Department reported Friday. Nonfarm payroll growth easily beat Wall Street expectations of 190,000 and a 3.8% jobless rate. Average hourly earnings growth held at 3.2% over the past year, a notch below Dow Jones estimates of 3.3%. The monthly gain was 0.2%, below the expected 0.3% increase, bringing the average to $27.77. The average work week also dropped 0.1 hours to 34.4 hours. Unemployment was last this low in December 1969 when it hit 3.5%. At a time when many economists see a tight labor market, big job growth continues as the economic expansion is just a few months away from being the longest in history. The unemployment rate for Asians fell sharply, plunging from 3.1% to 2.2%.While last month’s slump in the jobless rate came with strong increase in hiring, it also was helped along by a sharp decline in the labor force of 490,000. That brought the labor force participation rate down to 62.8%, exactly where it was a year ago.A broader unemployment gauge that includes those who have quit looking for jobs as well as the underemployed held at 7.3%, where it has been since February. The unemployment rate for Asians fell sharply, plunging from 3.1% to 2.2%. While last month’s slump in the jobless rate came with strong increase in hiring, it also was helped along by a sharp decline in the labor force of 490,000. That brought the labor force participation rate down to 62.8%, exactly where it was a year ago. A broader unemployment gauge that includes those who have quit looking for jobs as well as the underemployed held at 7.3%, where it has been since February. Those counted as not in the labor force surged by 646,000 to a fresh high of 96.2 million. “Leaving aside month-to-month fluctuations, the labor market is still very strong, adding almost double the number of workers needed to keep pace with new entrants to the labor force in any given month,” said Eric Winograd, AllianceBernstein’s senior economist. “Wages may have been slightly tepid this month relative to expectations but are still growing at just about the highest rate this cycle, and the unemployment rate is at multi-generational lows.” The level of unemployed people plunged by 387,000 in April, bringing the total level to 5.8 million. However, the ranks of the employed also declined by 103,000, according to the Labor Department’s household survey. Professional and business services led job creation with 76,000 new positions. Construction added 33,000, bringing to 256,000 the total new jobs created in the field over the past year. Health care rose by 27,000, bringing its 12-month total to 404,000, while financial positions increased by 12,000, rounding out an increase of 111,000 in the 12-month period thanks largely to growth in real estate and rental and leasing. Social assistance increased by 26,000, while manufacturing added 4,000. Retail, whose fortunes have fluctuated in recent months, saw a loss of 12,000 jobs. Previous months saw net upward revisions, with February going from a scant 33,000 growth to 56,000, though March’s total was reduced to 189,000 from 196,000, for a net gain of 16,000. Year to date, job gains have averaged 205,000 a month. April’s big increase comes amid a mostly positive backdrop of economic data. GDP increased 3.2% during the first quarter, far exceeding expectations, while productivity during the quarter jumped 3.6% for its best gain in five years. Pending home sales rose 3.8% in March, providing some hope in the real estate market so long as rates are held in check. Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve held the line on its benchmark interest rate, characterizing economic growth as solid even as inflation remains tame. The central bank watches metrics like the nonfarm payrolls report closely for clues both on job creation and wage pressures. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said current indications point to a prolonged period of holding pat on increases or decreases in rates. President Donald Trump has said he wants the Fed to cut rates by a full percentage point. Correction: An initial headline misstated the number of jobs that the Labor Department said was created in April. It was 263,000. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/03/nonfarm-payrolls-april-2019.html

Despite the occasional looting, chaos, property damage, trespassing, rioting, graffiti, assaults, arson and general mayhem, the media consistently assure us that antifa “protesters” are “largely pe…

The ruling, which deals with how the U.S. government sends notifications of deportation hearings, could allow thousands of noncitizens to stay in the country.

The study, which is based both on desk research and multiple waves of qualitative primary research,

As he investigates Russia's interference in the presidential election, Mueller is using at least two grand juries – in Virginia and Washington, D.C.

He cannot comprehend the incoherence of championing abortion rights while intimidating a woman for exercising her right to free speech.

Several cities across America are bracing for more protests and violent rioting this weekend after another night of lawlessness and unrest boiled over into the early hours of Sunday morning.

Utah GOP delegates narrowly defeated a motion to censure Sen. Mitt Romney.

Romney announced plans Monday to confirm the same judge for the nation's highest court he opposed less than a year ago.

The "activism" of a radical-left Democratic lawmaker in Pennsylvania has ended up helping out the cause he was attempting to undermine. The mother and father of the young teen girls — who are just 13 and 15-years-old — that State Rep.

Post with 0 votes and 343 views. Reminder that California residents will be voting to REPEAL Civil Rights protections in November.

President Joe Biden's administration is reportedly considering working with private firms to monitor "extremist chatter by Americans online" because the

Gary Smith, the B.C. leader of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, wants to wear a pirate hat in his driver's licence photo. ICBC has deemed the headgear "unacceptable."

Facebook and that island nation both insist that their censorship serves the safety of the public.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) blasted Attorney General William Barr for invoking the late Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) in his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.

Judging by the reaction of the press in Europe to his address to Congress this week, Biden’s domestic agenda is popular outside of the US

The Biden administration is waging war against charter schools through newly proposed rules that make it harder to obtain start-up grants, school choice advocate Corey DeAngelis told Fox News.