California Democrat Blasts Feinstein For Trump Comments
The Democratic leader of California's Senate is blasting Sen. Dianne Feinstein after the U.S. senator said President Donald Trump could improve as commander-in-chief.
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The Democratic leader of California's Senate is blasting Sen. Dianne Feinstein after the U.S. senator said President Donald Trump could improve as commander-in-chief.
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In a statement, the Times said it was delighted with the ruling and regretted the errors it made in the editorial.
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A family in Colorado says the neighborhood homeowner's association is targeting them because of their support for President Donald Trump.
Under the bill Common's referring to, juveniles would be eligible for parole hearings after 25 years of incarceration.
A vote of no confidence in Mayes fell three votes short Monday during a roughly two-hour private meeting of Assembly Republicans.
The contracts are part of a planned overhaul of the U.S. nuclear arsenal that will cost tens of billions of dollars.
