
Day: August 4, 2017


Michelle Carter Being Sued for $4.2 Million by Mother of Late Boyfriend

Group of 50 Bikers Escort Bullied Kid to First Day of Middle School

Dunkin’ Donuts Changes Its Name to Just Dunkin’

Martin Shkreli Found Guilty on 3 Counts of Fraud

Research Suggests Facebook Traps People In a ‘Cycle of Failure’ That Makes Them Keep Using It

New York Times Says If Donald Trump Targets Journalists, Thank Obama

Two Women, One Man Suing Usher Over Herpes Claims

San Francisco Mother Accuses Disney of Illegally Tracking Children Through Apps

AT&T Is Reportedly Mulling Selling Major Assets Under Turner, Such As CNN & TMZ, After Time Warner Merger

Hillary Clinton Rehiring Former Campaign Aides for ‘Resistance’ PAC

Shattered Faith: Nearly 100 Sex Abuse Suits Against Catholic Priests Rock Island of Guam

Robert Mueller Using Grand Jury in Russia Investigation

2 Large Murals of Trump Appear on West Bank Wall

Airstrikes Kill 12 Civilians in Northern Yemen

Trump’s Phone Calls With Leaders of Mexico & Australia

Proposed UN Sanctions Bill Would Ban $1B in North Korean Exports

Pakistani President Swears in New Cabinet

Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Concerned About Poland’s Legal Steps Against Reporter

3 Dead in Taliban Attack on NATO Convoy in Afghanistan

Pence Hands Over Emails From Time as Indiana Governor

Utah State Panel Votes to Keep Name of Negro Bill Canyon

Environmental Protection Agency to Reconsider Paying Claims Over Mine Waste Spill

Chicago to Sue Federal Government After Threat of Withholding Grant Funds Over Sanctuary City Status

Babysitters Accused of Putting Flea-Infested Kids Into Back of U-Haul Truck

It’s a Family Affair: Julius Tennon Joining Wife Viola Davis on Season 4 of Shonda Rhimes’s “How To Get Away With Murder”

Southern Baptist Leader Richard Land says Although Trump Assassination Talk Is Legal, It Goes Far Too Far

Political Activist Cornel West and Faith Leaders Call for 1,000 Clergy Members to Protest White Supremacists’ August 12th Robert E. Lee Statue Removal Rally

The Majority of Harvard’s Incoming Class Is Nonwhite, But with the Justice Department’s Investigation That May Be Forcibly Changed Soon
