In Politics
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Tainted Deutsch Accuses Trump of 'Racism,' 'Make America White Again'
Appearing as a guest on NBC's Late Night with Seth Meyers, MSNBC contributor and frequent Morning Joe guest Donny Deutsch accused President Donald Trump of racism as he cited the President's history of promoting the birther conspiracy theory against former President Barack Obama. Deutsch notably has his own checkered past on race since he once uttered a racial epithet on national television as he trashed Republican Senator Marco Rubio.
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Roger Stone Can No Longer Talk About His Case — Or Robert Mueller — After Posting A Photo Of The Judge With Crosshairs
Stone testified in his defense on Thursday, saying he was "kicking myself over my own stupidity" for posting a photo of the judge on Instagram with what appeared to be a crosshairs symbol. The judge said his apology "rings quite hollow."
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Cat Cafe Clarified; Self-Storage Scrutinized
Cat cafes should be clearly defined. And self-storage facilities should be more closely reviewed.
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Analysis: Garage Subverts State, City Goals
The Independent’s transit guru studies the data and weighs in.
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Brennan Declines Ed Board Nomination
Liam Brennan, who is not running for mayor, is also not going to sit on the Board of Education.
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Hill Sees Policing Progress
After applauding collaboration between neighbors and police officers, the top cop in the Hill received applause himself.
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Teacher Raises $$ For Gender, Racial Diversity In Reading
The story of a young transgender girl who everyone knows as a boy named George grappling with gender. A collection of prose and poems about race and racism. A girl from a low-income family who feels alienated as the only scholarship kid at her private school.
These are just a few of the books that Kara Breen has students at Hamden’s Ridge Hill Elementary School reading these days.
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The Point: #ThrowbackThursday: Washington's first modern mayor was also named Washington
Residents of the District of Columbia are not quiet about their lack of political autonomy, so it only makes sense that they elected equally outspoken and appropriately named Walter Washington as their first "home rule" mayor in 1974.
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The Point: Mitch McConnell is on the verge of facing the 18 longest days of his political life
Mitch McConnell's life is about to get a lot more complicated.
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Democratic lawmaker: 'Bernie Sanders is not a Democrat,' should run as an independent
A Democratic congressman says Sen. Bernie Sanders is not a Democrat -- and that he should therefore not be allowed to run to be the party's nominee for president.
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Judge imposes sweeping gag order on Roger Stone
After going after the judge in his own trial via social media, Roger Stone was back in court today. All things considered, the outcome could've been much worse.
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'What are they afraid of?': Hogan rips RNC for shielding Trump from primary
The Maryland governor, weighing a White House bid, said he expects to visit New Hampshire in the next few months.