... boss to work for. A 1990 article in The Washington Post Magazine by Alterman quoted former McLaughlin staffers Anne Rumsey, Kara Swisher and Tom Miller recalling instances of petty tyranny and McLaughlin leering at female employees. His former office manager, Linda Dean, filed a $4 million lawsuit against McLaughlin in ...
... role of skeptic, refusing to jump aboard. When she finally did, it proved critical in persuading Russia to abstain. The rebels overthrew Gadhafi five months later. "It was the first time that Putin publicly criticized Medvedev," said Michael McFaul, Obama's main Russia adviser at the time and later U ...
... his policy views to be included in the party's platform and wants the party to become more inclusive of independent and working-class voters. Recalling her own campaign against Obama in 2008, Clinton's team has avoided urging Sanders to leave the race. But if Sanders loses California, he ...
... also wants the party to become more inclusive of independent and working-class voters and make it easier for independents to vote in future primaries. Recalling her own campaign in 2008, Clinton's team has avoided urging Sanders to leave the race. But if Sanders loses California, he's likely ...
... fellow Greeks." Kofinas was one of those so-called "hidden children." Seated on the temple's original benches from the 1920s, he shakes his head, recalling a painful past. "I grew up without parents," he said. He remembered that Friday in 1944, when he watched his mother grow more and ...
... Medicare even as other Republicans, Ryan chief among them, see no choice but to restrain their cost. "He represented cutting entitlements," Trump said this year, recalling Ryan as Mitt Romney's running mate in 2012. "That was the end of the campaign. I said, 'you've got to be kidding ...
... to have ended in "a virtual tie." "It is Groundhog Day today," said John Deeth, a Democratic Party activist who organized caucuses in Johnson County, recalling the 2012 criticism of the state's Republican caucuses. "And it feels like Groundhog Day. We're having the same thing happen, just on ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. — More than 50 years after South Carolina raised a Confederate flag at its Statehouse to protest the civil rights movement, the state is getting ready to remove the rebel banner.
No fanfare. No cleverly contrived quote for the history books. And yet, at 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1969, three months after Neil Armstrong’s famous step, came another giant leap for mankind. Just months after the first manned moon landing, the ARPANET, granddaddy to the World Wide Web, was brought to life with a...
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