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Rep. Schiff’s Memorandum Is Last Ditch Effort Before Public Hearings Begin

November 12, 2019
Politics/Nation
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Schiff makes one last attempt at steering the impeachment narrative before the first public testimonies begin tomorrow. In a six-page memorandum, Schiff lays out “procedures” for Impeachment Inquiry Hearings.  “The hearings will be conducted in a manner that ensures that all participants are treated fairly and with respect, mindful of the solemn and historic task before us.” As for minority witnesses, Schiff references the resolution passed just weeks ago in the House which laid out Democrats’ rules as the impeachment inquiry continues. For instance, the Committee’s Minority may request witnesses to testify, but requests must

SCOTUS Declines to Hear Case of Sandy Hook Victims v. AR-15 Manufacturer

November 12, 2019
Nation

Today the Supreme Court turned away an appeal made by the firearm company Remington Arms Co., who manufactures the AR-15 used in the Sandy Hook school massacre. The suit is an emotional plea made by the families of the Sandy Hook victims to be allowed to sue Remington and hold them liable as the “maker and promoter” of the rifle. The case, which originated in Connecticut where the shooting occurred, has been bouncing around the courts since December of 2014. In 2016 A Connecticut Superior Court Judge dismissed the lawsuit against the arms manufacturer citing a 2005 law the “Protection

‘Tantalizing!’ Trump Teases Release of Transcript from First Call with Zelensky

November 12, 2019
Politics
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President Donald Trump has teased the release of a transcript of his first call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, saying it is more important and ‘tantalizing’ than his second call with the leader. Trump tweeted yesterday that he would release the transcript of his first call with Zelensky at some point this week. “The call preceded the July 25 phone conversation during which Trump asked Zelensky to pursue investigations into the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee server as well as former Vice President Joe Biden and his son’s business dealings in Ukraine,” writes The Hill. “The release of

Margherita Pizza: The Recipe With Videos

November 12, 2019
Politics
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