MEDIA

Vermont Law Professor Was Offered Money To Discredit Mueller

By • Nov 1, 2018
Vermont Law School.
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A lawyer and critic of President Trump, who lives in Northampton, Massachusetts, has found herself connected to a national political scandal.

Apparent 'Pipe Bombs' Mailed To Clinton, Obama And CNN

By • Oct 24, 2018

Updated at 9:38 p.m. ET

At least seven suspicious packages containing what the FBI called potentially destructive devices have been sent since Monday to several leading Democratic Party figures and to CNN in New York, triggering a massive investigation.

The Rapture Of Being Disconnected, If Only For A Day

By • Aug 31, 2018
A mobile phone on a sandy beach.
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At the risk of violating technology's prime directive -- "Thou shalt not look backwards" -- I found a way, if only briefly, to get my mobile phone to just stay put.

FACT CHECK: Trump's Misguided Defense Of Cohen Payments

By • Aug 23, 2018

Updated at 12:24 p.m. ET

Fox & Friends was the natural venue for President Trump to strike back against Michael Cohen. The former self-described "fixer" for Trump had said under oath, before a federal judge, that he and Trump had violated the campaign finance law together.

The problem was the hush payments to former Playboy model Karen McDougal and porn actress Stormy Daniels. During the campaign, each had taken a six-figure payment that kept their claimed affairs with Trump out of the public eye.

Murphy Pushes State Department On Trump Tweets

By • Aug 22, 2018

At a Senate hearing on Tuesday, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut questioned the State Department’s work to counter Russian propaganda and disinformation while President Trump attacks U.S. media outlets.

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