Anything For You All: People are roasting the Pope for tweeting that the Virgin Mary was the first 'influencer'

Minggu, 27 Januari 2019

People are roasting the Pope for tweeting that the Virgin Mary was the first 'influencer'

He said earlier Saturday that being an "influencer" means being "guardians of everything that can make us feel part of one another."

'The people want the Truth!': Trump gloats over the loss of American media jobs

President Donald Trump weighed in on the mass layoffs at multiple media outlets that have affected more than 1,000 workers.

One of Trump's golf clubs reportedly fired 12 unauthorized immigrant workers

The news follows multiple reports that management at Trump's New Jersey golf club employed at least several unauthorized workers.

Condé Nast plans to charge advertisers a premium for its digital subscribers, but ad buyers think the idea will flop

The publisher says its subscribers are more engaged than non-subscribers. Ad buyers challenge the idea that paying readers are more valuable, though.

Former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown responded to scrutiny over his past relationship with Kamala Harris and the role he played in her career

Sen. Kamala Harris's past relationship with former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown has once again come under scrutiny after Harris announced her plan to run for president.

Pompeo urged the United Nations to support Venezuela's ouster of Maduro to fix 'illegitimate mafia state'

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo issued several stern warnings against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at an emergency UN meeting.

The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to implement its transgender military ban, and it's putting transgender military personnel in limbo

It remains to be seen how the plan will be implemented and how that might affect trans personnel currently serving in the military.

Analysts say the economy will likely pick up as the government reopens, though pain may linger for some

Economists say the 35-day partial shutdown of the federal government could have lasting effects on the national economy.

Steve King compared himself to Brett Kavanaugh in his first town hall since his House punishment for racist remarks

In his first public town hall since being punished by the House for racist comments, Iowa Rep. Steve King compared himself to Justice Brett Kavanaugh.