POLITICS
What do you know about Trump’s family?
Two divorces and three marriages seems par for the course if you're Donald Trump, a man who freely admits that he's married to his business. Settled down (maritally speaking) for now, Trump has two sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, and a daughter, Ivanka, with first wife Ivana; a college-age daughter, Tiffany, with...
Ivanka Trump plastic surgery: how many has she done??
Now well-known actors and pop singers are not the only one’s who are getting all kinds of rumors involving their plastic surgery. Lately folks began speculating about potential Ivanka Trump plastic surgery. Most of the rumors regarding Ivanka Trump plastic surgery began when folks have seen some changes in her look. This...
Trump leads by nearly double digits in Indiana days ahead of must-win primary
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is ahead by 9 points in Indiana ahead of the state's Tuesday primary, according to a poll released Friday. Trump has 41 percent support among likely GOP primary voters, the American Research Group poll found, followed by Ted Cruz, at 32 percent, and John Kasich, at 21 percent....
Bomb Attack On Shi’ite Pilgrims In Baghdad Kills At Least 19: Sources
A suicide bomber driving a car killed at least 19 people and wounded 48 others on Saturday in an attack claimed by Islamic State on a group of Shi’ite Muslim pilgrims in a southeastern suburb of Baghdad, Iraqi police sources said. A second explosion near a Shi’ite militia checkpoint in the capital’s Dora...
Boom! Queen & Harry answer Obamas’ Invictus Games challenge
It helps to have friends in high places when you’re promoting an athletic event. That’s certainly the case for Prince Harry, who released a video Friday promoting the upcoming Invictus Games for wounded veterans. The cast includes his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II as well as Barack and Michelle Obama, who Harry and...
Cruz says Indiana will decide GOP race
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz declared Friday that the 2016 race for the Republican presidential nomination will be decided next week in Indiana – making clear he's staking his underdog bid on a strong performance there. “It gives me great comfort that this primary is going to be decided by the Midwestern common...
C.J. Cregg makes a return to the White House
Former "West Wing" star Allison Janney made a surprise appearance at the White House press briefing Friday. "Josh is out today, I believe he has a root canal, but let's be honest, I'm better at this anyway," Janney joked, though if it was unclear if she was referencing White House press secretary...
Kasich: Republicans Who Are ‘Scaring’ Hispanic Voters May Hurt GOP in General Election
Republican presidential hopeful John Kasich said Friday evening that some of his fellow party members are alienating Hispanic voters with scare tactics that could hurt the GOP in November's general election. "Do the Republicans actually think that they can win an election by scaring every Hispanic in this country to...
Syria conflict: Aleppo rocked by fresh fighting
Deadly fighting has resumed in Syria's divided second city of Aleppo, after a brief lull overnight. State media say rebels shelled a mosque in the government-held district of Bab al-Faraj, killing eight people. Rescue workers report that a clinic in rebel-held Marja was targeted in an air strike, the second medical facility...
SA Judge finds Jacob Zuma should face corruption charges
South Africa's President Zuma should face corruption charges over a 1999 arms deal, the High Court has ruled. The charges were dropped just weeks before the 2009 election which led to Jacob Zuma becoming president. Ruling on the case brought by the opposition Democratic Alliance, the judge said the decision to drop the...
BREXIT: Brussels chiefs want to carry out ‘divorce proceedings’ as QUICKLY as possible
"DIVORCE proceedings" with the European Union would last no longer than two years if Britain quits the bloc, it has been claimed. Top Brussels sources last night said that negotiations would be done "as quickly as possible" in the event of Brexit on June 23. The comments come as a blow to Remain campaigners,...
US man Kim Dong-chul jailed for spying in North Korea
North Korea has sentenced a US man to 10 years of hard labour for spying. Kim Dong-chul, a 62-year-old naturalised US citizen born in South Korea, was arrested last October. Kim had made an apparent confession in Pyongyang last month in front of reporters, saying he was paid by South Korean intelligence officers. The US has...