by Blake Neff Staff at The Boston Globe worked with Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign to maximize her “presence” during her primary race against Sen. Bernie Sanders, new emails show. The exchange is one of thousands from the inbox of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta leaked by the online hacktivist group WikiLeaks over the past week….
by Kevin Daley The Department of State provided a detailed readout of official email traffic it was about to release in response to Freedom of Information Act requests to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. The emails concerned speeches former President Bill Clinton gave abroad, and did not include any traffic from Hillary Clinton, according to new emails…
by Chris White CNBC corrected Tesla CEO Elon Musk Monday after he falsely claimed in a tweet that the coal industry receives more government handouts than renewable energy companies. Musk, who owns more than 20 percent of Tesla, tweeted out a response to comments made by Murray Energy CEO Robert E. Murray made on “Squawk Box” suggesting…
by Justin Caruso A Democratic official was caught on camera admitting his knowledge of voter fraud in New York City, according to a video released Tuesday. Alan Schulkin, serves as a Democratic Election Commissioner in New York City, the New York Post reported. James O’Keefe’s group Project Veritas released the video early Tuesday morning, saying it was shot at…
Hillary Clinton Still Does not Support the LGBT community By Brittni Kates Follow her on Twitter, Like her on Facebook WikiLeaks has been releasing thousands of emails from Hillary Clinton and many of them let the American public know how she really feels towards them. The LGBT community is definitely one of those groups of…
“This Isn’t the Cocaine You’re Looking For” by Brian Nichols Not so long ago in a galaxy that’s actually not far away in the slightest, Princess Leia (a.k.a. Carrie Fisher) has come out swinging against the GOP presidential nominee. Fisher, who is most widely known for her role as Princess Leia in the Star Wars…
by Kevin Daley New documents released by WikiLeaks in connection with its dump of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s email indicate that Democrats on the House Select Committee on Benghazi coordinated with David Kendall, Bill and Hillary Clinton’s long time private counsel. Kendall, of Williams & Connolly, has represented the Clinton’s since 1993, when he…
by Jonah Bennett In a six-figure, 2013 speech, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton said terrorism does not constitute a threat to the U.S. as a nation, according to a new batch of emails released by WikiLeaks. “[M]ake no mistake, as the recent travel alert underscores, we still face terrorism,” Clinton said during a private Aug. 7, 2013,…
by Steve Birr Advocates in five states are pushing for recreational marijuana legalization this election year in tight races, arguing the industry will be a revenue boon for their states. The ballot initiative in California is getting the most attention, holding roughly 60 percent popular approval in polling and promising to rake in enormous revenue for the…
by Amber Randall Community members from the University of Toronto issued a list of demands in response to a professor’s “transphobic” and “racist” comments. The demands come after professor Jordan Peterson posted a two-part YouTube series in which he disagreed with the idea of a person not identifying exclusively as male or female and criticized…