Month: September 2020

Blasting #BankLobbyistAct, Warren Unveils "The Ending Too Big to Jail Act" to Fight Wall Street Greed

With the Senate voting on a Wall Street deregulation bill as early as Wednesday evening, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) marked today’s 10-year anniversary of the financial crisis by unveiling new legislation that—in contrast to the “Bank Lobbyist Act”—aims to curb the fraud and greed of large financial institutions. “The fraud on Wall Street won’t…

By HotelSalesCareers September 21, 2020 Off

Mueller Reportedly Has Documents Contradicting Erik Prince's Version of Seychelles Meeting With Russian Official

Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who is leading the probe into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections, has reportedly obtained documents challenging the veracity of Blackwater founder Erik Prince’s testimony to Congress about his January 2017 meeting with a Kremlin-connected businessman. Mueller’s investigation includes examining claims that the 2017 meeting in Seychelles between Prince—the brother of…

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'This Is Not Ok': Guard Shoves Reporter as EPA Bars Multiple News Outlets From Water Pollution Event

This post may be updated… The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) blocked reporters from CNN, E&E News, and the Associated Press from attending a summit about water pollution on Tuesday, and a security guard reportedly grabbed a journalist by the shoulders and “forcibly” shoved her out of the building. “Guards barred an AP reporter from passing…

By HotelSalesCareers September 21, 2020 Off

Kubica irritated by constant criticism of Formula 1

Alfa Romeo reserve driver Robert Kubica says the constant criticism of F1’s predictability is unwarranted, insisting the sport should do a better job explaining its “subtleties” to fans. With seven wins in nine races, Mercedes is well on its way to conquering its seventh world Constructors’ title, while star driver Lewis Hamilton is inching closer…

By HotelSalesCareers September 21, 2020 Off

Primary victories fuel new 'Year of the Woman' for Dems

A slate of victories by Democratic women in Tuesday’s primaries have signaled that 2018 is shaping up to be a major year for Democratic women. Primary wins for female candidates have been a recurring trend since the primary season kicked off on March 6. Now, Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia, Texas and Kentucky again spotlighted how…

By HotelSalesCareers September 20, 2020 Off

O'Rourke calls for Trump's impeachment over Putin summit

Rep. Beto O’RourkeBeto O’RourkeBiden will help close out Texas Democrats’ virtual convention: report O’Rourke on Texas reopening: ‘Dangerous, dumb and weak’ Parties gear up for battle over Texas state House MORE (D-Texas) said on Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpSenate advances public lands bill in late-night vote Warren, Democrats urge Trump to back down from…

By HotelSalesCareers September 20, 2020 Off

Message Is Clear as Trump Plays Weapons Salesman: 'Buy American…Tanks, Drones, Bombs, and Guns!'

Ahead of the unveiling of his “Buy American” initiative to push even more arms exports into foreign countries, President Donald Trump has begun acting as a weapons salesman, directly appealing to foreign leaders to buy U.S.-made military equipment. The initiative will loosen restrictions on exports of weapons including drones, firearms, jets, and ships, ensuring that…

By HotelSalesCareers September 20, 2020 Off

Outrage, But Little Surprise, After Police Officers Face No Charges for Killing of Alton Sterling

Human rights advocates said Tuesday that Louisiana’s Justice Department acted in violation of international standards when it decided it would not prosecute two white police officers who fatally shot Alton Sterling, a black man, at close range while he was lying on the ground in Baton Rouge two years ago. “The decision of the Louisiana…

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Striving for 'Just and Moral Economy,' Workers Rise Up for May Day Protests Worldwide

Click Here: Rugby league Jerseys As workers across the world marked International Workers’ Day, or May Day, by taking to the streets to demand living wages, improved labor conditions, and that employers respect their right to unionize, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) used the global mobilization to note the importance of fighting to improve labor conditions…

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