Source: Bloomberg Politics
February 3, 2016
Clinton Rakes in Millions Through State Channels
Fundraising alliances with 33 states netted the candidate $26.9 million before the first vote was even cast.
Chinese Defector Reveals Beijing's Secrets
A defector from China has revealed some of the innermost secrets of the Chinese government and military, including details of its nuclear command and control system, according to American intelligence officials.
The post Chinese Defector Reveals Beijing's Secrets appeared first on Washington Free Beacon.
Source: Washington Free Beacon
Fugitive real estate heir to have change-of-plea hearing
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A fugitive New York real estate heir held in Louisiana on a weapons charge is scheduled for a plea agreement that will let him return to California to face a murder charge.
U.S. District Judge Kurt Engelhardt has scheduled Robert Durst's re-arraignment for Wednesday on a ...
Mifold Raises $1.5 Million For Its Grab-And-Go Booster Seat
If you have young children, or your children aren't so old that you can still remember what a complete and utter pain clunky car seats can be, you might want to acquaint yourself with three-year-old, Ra'anana, Israel-based mifold. The founders of King Digital Entertainment did. In fact, after seeing the Indiegogo campaign of the company and its accompanying video, they reached out… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
APNewsBreak: NYC vets public-info requests for 'sensitivity'
NEW YORK (AP) - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio denied he was micromanaging his image last year when his lawyers issued a sweeping mandate to review all public records requests that could "reflect directly on the mayor."
But the first batch of more than 50 requests forwarded to ...
India's Housejoy Makes First Acquisition Following $23M Round Led By Amazon
Housejoy, the India-based home services on-demand company backed by Amazon, has made its first acquisition after it snapped up on-demand laundry and cleaning company MyWash. Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
What happened to John Cornyn?
(Paul Mirengoff) Thanks in no small part to the efforts of Sen. Tom Cotton, the bipartisan congressional effort to reduce the mandatory minimum sentences for certain federal drug felonies, and to release many drug felons from jail, is on hold in the Senate. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has called for what Politico calls "a breather of sorts on the bill," so that Republican Senators can examine the issue more closely. Sen. John
Source: Power Line
Feds Cover Up Numbers On Fake Science
National Science Foundation annually awards $7 billion for research, but keeps the requests rejected for plagiarism and fake data secret.
Via: The Daily Caller
As First Lady, Hillary Did Not Have Security Clearance But Received Classified Information Anyway
2007 interview resurfaces
Via: The Daily Caller
'I Don't Know if He Was There to Kill Me': MSNBC Host Pens Harrowing Column About Iowa Incident
"…the hairs on my arm stood on end."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
February 2, 2016
When Cheryl Mills clammed up
(Paul Mirengoff) In December 2012, the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed a Freedom of Information Act request pertaining to Hillary Clinton's email accounts. The request was for records showing the "number of email accounts of or associated with Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton." CREW made the request in the wake of a scandal involving Environmental Protection Agency official Lisa Jackson, who emailed under the pseudonym "Richard Windsor."
Source: Power Line
Candidates vie for secretary of state post after scandal
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The fall election for New Mexico secretary of state will pit Democratic Bernalillo County Clerk Maggie Toulouse Oliver against Republican state Rep. Nora Espinoza of Roswell in the wake of a scandal that landed the state election agency's former chief in jail.
A primary registration ...
Indicted house speaker asks for dismissal of ethics charges
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Indicted House Speaker Mike Hubbard on Tuesday asked a judge to dismiss ethics charges against him after a campaign consultant said a state prosecutor gave him information about the investigation and he used those details to try to damage Hubbard politically.
Hubbard's defense made the accusation ...
Levin: The 'Browning Of America' Does Not Include The 'Browning Of Democrat Leadership'
The Democrat Party discriminates 'as an entity, as an institution'
Via: The Daily Caller
With All Due Respect (02/02/16)
Mark Halperin and John Heilemann are joined by Rick Tyler, campaign spokesman for Ted Cruz, Billy Shaheen, a Clinton campaign advisory board member, former Senator John Sununu of New Hampshire, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics' Neil Levesque and Boston Globe's James Pindell on "With All Due Respect."
Source: Bloomberg Politics
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