LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Amber Randall An Arkansas treasury worker resigned from his position Monday after making fun of the Women’s March over social media. Hunter Hatcher, also a state National Guard member, quit after facing criticism for his comments, reports THV11. Hatcher mocked Saturday’s Women’s March by posting a video of it…
By Chris White Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton apologized Monday for saying in March that she would put coal mines “out of business” after being confronted by a former West Virginia coal miner. The former secretary of state called the comments a “misstatement” during her coal country campaign ahead of Kentucky’s May 17 Democratic primary election. Clinton is…
By Kathryn Watson Federal workers are far more likely to be audited by the IRS or get arrested for drunk driving than they are to be fired from the civil service payroll for poor performance or misconduct. The odds are one-in-175 for the IRS audit and one-in-200 for the drunk driving arrest, while the odds for a fed…