Source: Bloomberg Politics
May 20, 2016
Two Videos Reveal Stark Contrasts in How Clinton and Trump Appeal to Hispanics
Production value showcased at Hispanic evangelical conference
Donald Trump, Social Conservative?
(John Hinderaker) Donald Trump addressed the National Rifle Association's Leadership Forum today. Just before he spoke, the NRA announced its endorsement of him. Trump's speech was good. He contrasted his support for gun rights with "Heartless Hillary"'s effort to disarm women and render them unable to protect themselves. He said that Mrs. Clinton wants to repeal the Second Amendment, which is essentially correct since Clinton says she will appoint justices who will
Source: Power LinePower Line
'Alarming': Fox Sports Reporter Shares 'Very Scary' Uber Story
"Eventually they confirmed they had my keys and asked for my address so they could send them."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Foreign Policy Expert Cynically Refers To Refugee Crisis In Europe As 'Gift From Uncle Sam'
'Refugees are streaming into Europe, threatening to wreck the European Union'
Via: The Daily Caller
Gowdy Endorses Trump: 'My Guy Lost. When the Jury Speaks, I'm Going to Support the Jury'
"As Congressman Gowdy stated months ago, he will support the Republican nominee for president."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
With All Due Respect: Best of the Week (05/20/16)
Bloomberg Politics' Mark Halperin and John Heilemann present some of the biggest moments from the political week that was on "With All Due Respect."
Source: Bloomberg Politics
Civil rights activist, Carter administration official dies
Patricia M. Derian, who actively supported Mississippi public school desegregation and served as assistant secretary of state for human rights during the Carter administration, has died.
Derian's son, Michael Derian, confirmed his mother died early Friday. She was 86.
Derian, former President Jimmy Carter's assistant secretary of state for human ...
New Defense Budget Will Drastically Cut National Security Council's Bloated Staff
Over 250 staff to be cut next year
Via: The Daily Caller
Reshaping human health and changing lives through gene editing
Gene editing is going to fundamentally change our lives and how we traditionally think about health throughout the first half of the 21st century. The question isn't "When will gene editing become a significant reality for the majority of the world?" The truth is, this is neither science fiction nor a prediction — gene editing is happening now. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
GOP Veteran Peter Wehner: Trump Is a Danger to the Republican Party
Republican strategist Alex Castellanos and Peter Wehner, senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, discuss Donald Donald Trump and GOP unity on "With All Due Respect."
Source: Bloomberg Politics
Epic Solar Power Fail Gets Even More Epic-er
(Steven Hayward) Last we checked in on the $2.2 billion Ivanpah solar power facility out in the California desert, it was in danger of being shut down because it was failing to produce the promised amount of electricity, despite all that free desert sunshine. (Before that we reported on how it was merely incinerating birds by the hundreds.) Well it get's better. Yesterday Ivanpah managed the feat of setting itself on fire:
Source: Power LinePower Line
DC Metro GM Goes Scorched Earth, Fires 20 Managers And Says More Layoffs Coming
'Safety comes first'
Via: The Daily Caller
Sanders' Defiance: Bernie Plays the Leverage Game
On "With All Due Respect," NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell, Bloomberg Politics' Arit John and Sahil Kapur discuss whether Bernie Sanders' aggressive campaign risks party unity.
Source: Bloomberg Politics
Ploughshares Fund, group that pushed Iran nuclear, also gave NPR 100K last year
A group that the Obama administration saw as a key ally in the push to win support for its Iran nuclear deal also gave $100,000 to National Public Radio in 2015.
A recent New York Times Magazine article featuring Ben Rhodes, one of Mr. Obama's top foreign policy aides, said ...
Nokia confirms another 1,000 layoffs in Finland
As a late Friday coda to this week's news of Nokia's old feature phone business getting sold once again, today Nokia quietly confirmed it is laying off 1,032 employees in its home market of Finland. The cuts will come across all business units. On top of putting the news out in the evening on the very last day of the week, the announcement was further downplayed by being… Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
Billionaire Mark Cuban Says He's 'Wide Open' to Talking VP Spot With Clinton
"If she really did come to you, would you listen?"
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
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