You would think, at some point, these people would eventually get tired.
Shares Last Tuesday in South Africa, Barack Obama gave a speech with some lines right out of a Donald Trump stemwinder.
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Bloom Energy plans to go public on the New York Stock Exchange in late July. For a green energy start-up backed by the big Silicon Valley venture firm Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers, Bloom has had a bumpy 16 years reaching this milestone. The financial and energy media have covered Bloom’s self-inflicted controversies, which are hardly over.
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Tilghman is barely an island, separated from the Eastern Shore of Maryland only by Knapps Narrows, a slender passage between Harris Creek, the mouth of the Choptank River and the Chesapeake Bay. The passage is covered by a drawbridge, which rises frequently as the motorized sailboats signal they’re chugging through.
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All hell broke loose when President Trump declared, with Vladimir Putin by his side, that he did not believe his own intelligence agencies who said that the Kremlin was behind the criminal cyberwar attack to disrupt the 2016 elections.
Shares They’re hiring lawyers, in that all-American way of proving they’re serious, and they’re organizing what they proudly call “the men’s movement.” If it’s derivative, they should call it #UsToo. It’s a further poisoning of the well whence both men and women drink.
Shares Did President Trump bungle the moment in Helsinki by casting doubt on American intelligence findings that Russian agents “meddled” in the 2016 election? His critics, including some Republicans, say so — and on Tuesday, Mr. Trump said he had misspoken when he expressed doubt about Russian culpability. but several things need to be kept in mind.
Shares President Donald Trump clarified in a press conference that he meant to say in Helsinki that he saw no “reason why it wouldn’t” — rather than “it would” — be Russia that meddled in America’s 2016 elections. And OK to that. Believe the man or not. Whatever. Either way — let’s move on, please.
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The Trump-Putin summit came at a highly propitious time, with respect to the Syrian civil war that is now in its final stage. Statements by both leaders reflect not only a common understanding of the problems in Syria that lie ahead but the reality that this is an area where both leaders have been engaged with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on the need to ensure Israeli security as well as the refugee problem and a need to eliminate ISIS and other radical terrorists in the area.
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I was talking to a Russian a few years ago regarding the corruption in Moscow, and their comment was, "All politicians want to do is get the power, then they can just steal anything they want."
Shares "They are probably as close teammates as there is. Pent up frustration, two competitive guys, and sometimes that is what happens." -- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo on Friday's dust-up between Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg.
Shares While President Trump is working real miracles on our behalf, Hillary Clinton's blatant collusion with the Justice Department and the FBI to criminally interfere with a presidential election and a Democratic primary on her own behalf is ignored.
Shares America's high-tech colossi dominate the globe: Amazon, Uber, Apple, Microsoft, Lyft, Intel, Facebook, Google, Instagram, eBay, Twitter, Lyft and others were all made in America. Europe's tech companies, by contrast, are puny. Only Spotify, a Swedish music-streaming app, has made much of splash globally.
Shares If ever there were a candidate for a failed institution, it would be the American Cancer Society and the standard of care that it supports ("New study reveals stunning results for cancer patients who opt for natural remedies," Web, July 19). Three decades ago there were 1,500 to 1,600 people per day dying of cancer — and it is the same now. Of course the ACS is bested by the American Diabetes Association. After three decades of their standard of care and supposed prevention, more than 60 percent of the U.S. population is either diabetic or pre-diabetic. The only thing that has improved overall in those years is the amount of money to be made from these diseases.
Shares Mitt Romney coined the term "self-deportation" in 2012 to describe his plan for stemming the flood of illegal immigrants pouring over the border. If illegals couldn't get jobs here because they have no documentation, they would decide to go home.
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You have to wonder about an incoming pope whose personal motto is "Make a mess!" For those of you who didn't know, "Hagan lo!" -- which means exactly that in Spanish -- is a favorite expression of the current occupant of the Throne of Saint Peter. If he hasn't made a mess yet, Pope Francis, born Jorge Bergoglio to Argentine parents of Italian immigrant stock in 1936, has certainly made a splash.
Shares If happiness had a political tag, conservative would be its name. A study in the Social Psychological and Personality Science found conservatives are happier than liberals and those those of right-leaning ideologies are far more likely than their left-leaning counterparts to grasp the "meaning of life." That explains a lot.
Shares In response to Democrats' charges of Trump treason at the Helsinki summit, conservative research groups have documented a series of the president's anti-Russia moves both economically and on the battlefield
the past two years.
Shares Google has put in place some ethical rules to guide its company's artificial intelligence pursuits. And the principles do show promise. But let's be clear: The devil remains in the details. It's one thing to lay out a path to walk, a wish-list to fulfill. It's another thing entirely to have the technological know-how to fulfill these goals.
Shares In the case of Jeanine Pirro v. Whoopi Goldberg, the court of public opinion finds in favor of -- the good judge.
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