Intel CEO Brian Krzanich is the third CEO to quit Trump’s manufacturing council in less than 24 hours over the President’s weak condemnation of white supremacists and the violence in Charlottesville.
Twitter Inc, Facebook Inc, Google’s YouTube and other platforms have ramped up efforts to combat the social media efforts of Islamic militant groups, largely in response to pressure from European governments. Now they are facing similar pressures in the United States over white supremacist and neo-Nazi content.
New Yorkers went straight for Trump’s weak spot, and a blocks line of protesters greeted the President by chanting, “He’s orange. He’s gross. He lost the popular vote.”
A policy bulletin from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warned Trump months before Charlottesville about the rising threat of white supremacist violence, and the President did nothing.
California plans to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice over federal restrictions on some law enforcement grants to so-called sanctuary cities, a spokesperson for California’s attorney general office said on Monday.
Under Armour’s Kevin Plank became the second CEO to leave Trump’s manufacturing council after the President did not do enough to denounce the racist attacks in Charlottesville. Under Armour tweeted a statement from CEO Kevin Plank: I love our country & company. I am stepping down from the council to focus on inspiring & uniting…
Taylor Swift won her trial against a Colorado radio personality on Monday after a jury found that the former DJ assaulted and battered the pop star by groping her bare bottom, and awarded her the symbolic $1 in damages she had sought.
Trump reacted by throwing a fit after the American people didn’t fall for his half hearted and disinterested condemnation of Nazis and the KKK.
White House officials are saying that Donald Trump won’t be going to Charlottesville because he is incapable of delivering the kind of speech the country needs, and he may only make things worse. The Daily Beast spoke to two senior Trump aides about a trip to Charlottesville: “Why the hell would we do that?†one…
Trump’s approval with whites is falling so fast that he now has the same first term approval rating white voters as former President Barack Obama. Carrie Dann of NBC News tweeted the data from Gallup: As of mid-August of 1st term: (Gallup) Obama approvalwhite: 46%nonwhite: 73% Trump approval:white: 46%nonwhite: 15% — Carrie Dann (@CarrieNBCNews) August…
Prime Minister Theresa May condemns racism and hatred, her spokesman said on Monday when asked about U.S. President Donald Trump’s response to violence at a rally of white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, which killed one woman.
First, GoDaddy booted the Nazi website Daily Stormer, and now Google has canceled the registration of the site after the racists tried to relocate there.
Trump decided that subtle racism wasn’t good enough, so he took it up another notch by announcing that he is considering a pardon for Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who was found guilty of illegally conducting anti-immigrant traffic patrols.
Environmental group the Sierra Club sued the U.S. Energy Department on Monday in hopes of forcing it to reveal the groups it has consulted in conducting an eagerly awaited study on the electricity grid.
Experts responded with outrage as President Trump appeared to call on the rest of the country to unite with Nazis and white supremacists during his updated statement on Charlottesville.
According to the latest Gallup Daily Tracking Poll, Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to among the worst in the history polling after his bungled response to the racist domestic terror attack in Charlottesville. Here is the poll: GALLUP: President Trump's approval rating drops to 34%, the lowest of his presidency. https://t.co/7ehrauAXlN pic.twitter.com/c8azLX7zp0 — Scott…
President Trump finally said what he should have said two days ago, but his condemnation of racism did not include a disavowal of the support of the racists in Charlottesville, and the President fled the scene without taking questions from reporters.
Trump’s attack on Merck’s CEO for quitting his manufacturing council because the president refuses to condemn racists has backfired as Merck stock is having its best day since July 27.
As he returned to the White House on Monday, Donald Trump ignored questions from the press about condemning the actions of neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
Merck stock opened higher after the CEO of the pharmaceutical company resigned from the President’s manufacturing council over Trump not taking a strong stand against violence and extremism. Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier said, “America’s leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy.” Trump immediately went off on…
Trump showed his priorities on Monday by not denouncing racists, but he did have time to throw a fit and attack a CEO who quit his manufacturing council. Trump tweeted: Now that Ken Frazier of Merck Pharma has resigned from President's Manufacturing Council,he will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES! — Donald J….
Attorney General Jeff Sessions tried to defend Trump as condemning racists and white supremacists on CBS This Morning, but his whole argument fell apart when Charlie Rose pointed out that the President never said any of those things.
