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Politico |
White House signals Trump will stay out of Mueller's way
Politico President Donald Trump's options are limited for ending the Russia probe he so wants to see over. Firing special counsel Robert Mueller? That might open up the president to an obstruction of justice charge. Story Continued Below. Defunding the Russia ... Trump Can Pardon Manafort. He Shouldn't. For 'low level volunteer,' Papadopoulos sought high profile as Trump adviser Trump rejecting Bannon's hard line against Mueller -- for now |
New York Post |
Lost sailors' story doesn't add up, experts say
New York Post HONOLULU — The US Coast Guard said Monday that the two Hawaii women who were lost at sea for five months had an emergency beacon aboard their sailboat that was never activated. see also. Women rescued after spending 5 months lost at sea plan ... |
New York Times |
Republicans Delay Releasing Tax Bill, Signaling Trouble for Party
New York Times President Trump said that he wants the House to vote on its version of the tax reform bill by Thanksgiving so it can still pass the Senate and be reconciled in time to be signed into law by Christmas. Credit Al Drago for The New York Times. WASHINGTON ... Tax Bill Delay Deals GOP Setback Even Before 'Hell Breaks Loose' The business world hates chaos. Enter Donald Trump. Republican rollout of tax plan is delayed as talks continue |
fox13now.com |
Security guard who arrested U of U shooting suspect speaks out
fox13now.com SALT LAKE CITY – A librarian and three security guards helped bring down the man at the center of a 15-hour man hunt in Salt Lake City. 24-year-old Austin Boutain is accused of shooting and killing a University of Utah student, Chenwei Guo, in what ... |
Chicago Tribune |
Key parts of women's tale of survival at sea contradicted
Chicago Tribune The USS Ashland, in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region on a routine deployment, rescued two American mariners who had been in distress for several months after their sailboat had suffered a motor failure and had strayed well off its original course while ... Lost sailors' story doesn't add up, experts say |
Bloomington Pantagraph |
Women in harrowing sea survival had beacon but didn't use it
Bloomington Pantagraph Jennifer Appel, right, and Tasha Fuiava speak on the deck of the USS Ashland at White Beach Naval Facility in Okinawa, Japan Monday, Oct. 30, 2017. The U.S. Navy ship arrived at the American Navy base, five days after it picked up the women and their ... |
fox13now.com |
Nurse Alex Wubbels to receive $500000 settlement
fox13now.com SALT LAKE CITY — University of Utah Hospital nurse Alex Wubbels will receive a $500,000 settlement after she was arrested in July for refusing to allow a Salt Lake City detective to perform a blood draw on an unconscious patient. "When this whole ... Nurse arrested for refusing to let cop draw unconscious patient's blood earns $500000 settlement |
Chicago Tribune |
Key parts of women's tale of survival at sea contradicted
Chicago Tribune The USS Ashland, in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region on a routine deployment, rescued two American mariners who had been in distress for several months after their sailboat had suffered a motor failure and had strayed well off its original course while ... |
Vanity Fair |
“Everyone Is Freaking Out”: Trump's West Wing Races to Contain Mueller Fallout
Vanity Fair When Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the truculent White House Press secretary, was asked how Donald Trump had taken the news that three former campaign advisers had been charged in the special counsel's Russia investigation, her reply was brusque. Fact-checking Sarah Sanders' post-indictment briefing CNN fact-checks White House briefing in real time Sanders: Trump isn't considering defunding Mueller probe |
UPI.com |
Utah nurse arrested for refusing to give patient's blood to police awarded $500000
UPI.com Nov. 1 (UPI) -- Alex Wubbels, the Utah nurse who was arrested by a Salt Lake City detective for refusing to allow him to take blood from an unconscious patient without consent or a warrant, has been awarded $500,000 in a settlement with the city ... |
