#351
During her nearly two terms as a U.S. senator, the median salary for women in Hillary Clinton's office was much less than the median salary for men.
As first reported by the Washington Free Beacon's Brent Scher, women in Clinton's office earned 72 cents to the dollar that men earned. That's even less than the oft-cited (and highly misleading) 77-cent figure for all working women in the United States.
The suggestion that Clinton was somehow discriminating against women is a ridiculous proposition, says the presumed 2016 presidential candidate's spokesman Nick Merrill.
A majority of her Senate staff were women, Merrill told the Washington Examiner in an e-mail. Women held most of the senior-most positions — including her Chief of Staff. Four of the five highest paid positions in her office were held by women.
#352
The president wants détente, with a nuclearizing Iran.
#353
According to Deadline, the total and 18-49 demo ratings for Sunday night’s pretty dreadful Oscar telecast drooped a considerable 14% over last year, reaching the lowest total number of viewers in 7 years. Just 34.6 million tuned in last night.
#354
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#355
Congress is warning that billions of dollars in U.S. arms sales to Qatar could be enabling the Arab country’s support for leading terrorist organizations and allies, according to a letter to the administration being circulated on Capitol Hill.
#356
“Why does Ted Cruz love America?” Fox News Host Sean Hannity asked the senator Thursday at the Conservative Political Action Conference. “This country is the greatest country in the history of the world. It has been a haven for freedom. When my dad was imprisoned in Cuba and fled 58 years ago, he came because …
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On Saturday, a Russian Su-25 Frogfoot attack jet was shot down in Syria by what Russia calls “terrorists” and the U.S. calls “Anti-Assad rebels.” The Su-25 is Russia’s version of the vaunted, American A-10, and was designed and built around the same time. The Frogfoot does not have swept wings, and is meant to fly low and slow over the battlefield, carrying a heavy load of weapons. In short, it is meant to loiter and find targets on the ground to attack. It is not an air-superiority aircraft, and is 1970s technology. It has one mission—to find things on the ground and kill them.
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#360
In October, 1863, Sarah J. Hale's fifteen year effort to have the last Thursday of November become a nationally recognized day of Thanksgiving became a reality
#361
The right's decades-long war on academia and "liberal professors" is about defining an elite "populists" can oppose
#362
Conservative women are decrying a double standard among many feminists, who have loudly defended liberals and Democrats against perceived misogyny but have been mute about insults and barbs slung at women of Republican or conservative stripes.
#363
Security chiefs past and present, the PM and foreign and Defence secretaries from both main parties - have denounced Snowden for wreaking havoc with the cause of public safety.
#364
Claims there will be no repercussions for voting as an "undocumented citizen". No voter fraud though, am I right? FAIR USE YOUTUBE. NOT TRYING TO MAKE MONEY....
#365
Trey Gowdy: Remember Hillary Flying to Libya, Device in Hand? 'We Have No Emails from That Day' (March 8, 2015)
#366
It wasn't all fighting words at Thursday's Republican presidential debate, as Ted Cruz's daughters proved in several sweet moments.
#367
The Trump administration has an intentional and explicit policy of separating migrant children from their families if caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border without permission. Long before that, however, the administration of Barack Obama ramped up a program with largely the same effect. Since 2008, the United States
#368
Tonight on BBC4 you have another chance to see the BBC’s latest propaganda effort on behalf of the climate change alarmism lobby. It’s called Climate Change By Numbers and I reviewed it, briefly, in the Spectator. Its arguments went something
#369
On 25 March 1965, Martin Luther King led thousands of nonviolent protesters to the steps of the capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, from Selma, Alabama to promote civil rights for black Americans. On Firday Barack Obama invoked the "spirit of Selma"…
#370
Justin Trudeau's controversial eulogy for the late Cuban President Fidel Castro continues to draw criticism in Canada and the US. Jason Kenney, former federa
#371
There Is A Thing In Maryland Called A 'Rain Tax.' The Governor Is Looking To Wash It Away.
Submitted 10 years ago by ActRight Community • politics
'How did this even become a law in Maryland...'
#372
Joshua Witt of Colorado was reportedly stabbed because his attacker believed him to be a neo-Nazi thanks to his haircut.
#373
A media-savvy Indian-American leader of the California Republican Party who sang a Sikh prayer at last year’s national convention is an early candidate to lead the closely watched Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department.
#374
The unidentified man identified himself as a veteran of the Kurdish armed forces.
#375
Wealthy tech founders and the automation of middle-class jobs are often blamed for increasing concentrations of wealth in fewer hands. But a 26-year-old MIT graduate student, Matthew Rognlie, is making waves for an alternative theory of inequality: the problem is housing.
