THANKS BUT NO THANKS … U.VA. COACH TONY BENNETT (via @UVAMensHoops Twitter account): “‘We have received inquiries about a visit to the White House. With several players either pursuing pro opportunities or moving on from UVA, it would be difficult, if not impossible to get everyone back together. We would have to respectfully decline an invitation.’ - Tony Bennett”DON’T TELL HANNITY! … WAPO’S MANUEL ROIG-FRANZIA and BOB COSTA: “Hard-line views made Lou Dobbs a Fox powerhouse. Now he’s shaping Trump’s border policy”: “One day in mid-March, President Trump gathered his top economic team at the White House to get its read on the state of the nation’s financial health.“But before the Council of Economic Advisers finished its annual get-together with the nation’s chief executive, a basso profundo voice thundered into the room via speakerphone. With the council sitting by, Trump had placed a call … [Read more...] about U.Va. hoops says no thanks to Trump, and inside WHCD’s Friday night parties
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Trump hotel records may be unveiled
Visit The Boston Globe Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Comment on this Scroll to top of page Associated Press November 02, 2018 WASHINGTON — A federal judge denied the Justice Department’s efforts to halt legal proceedings in a case accusing President Trump of violating the US Constitution — opening the door for Trump’s critics to soon gain access to financial records related to his Washington, D.C., hotel.Trump has been fighting multiple lawsuits that argue that foreign representatives’ spending money at the Trump International Hotel is a violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bans federal officials from accepting benefits from foreign or state governments without congressional approval.In a sally to prevent the case moving on to legal discovery — which would potentially unearth financial records such as Trump’s income tax returns — Justice Department lawyers had asked Maryland-based … [Read more...] about Trump hotel records may be unveiled
Rural Virginia county hopes, after years, to reopen hospital
Sarah Rankin, Associated Press Updated 1:58 pm PDT, Wednesday, October 31, 2018 This Aug. 25, 2018, photo shows the Lee County Medical Center in Pennington Gap, Va. Virginia's westernmost county had appeared to be on track to reopen its only hospital, a rare accomplishment a rural community anywhere in the country. But questions involving the company expected to run the Lee County facility have thrown the plan into question at the last minute. less This Aug. 25, 2018, photo shows the Lee County Medical Center in Pennington Gap, Va. Virginia's westernmost county had appeared to be on track to reopen its only hospital, a rare accomplishment a rural ... more Photo: Earl Neikirk, AP This Aug. 25, 2018, photo shows beds and other equipment being assembled in an ICU room in the Lee County Medical Center in Pennington Gap, Va. Virginia's westernmost county had appeared to be on track to reopen its only hospital, a … [Read more...] about Rural Virginia county hopes, after years, to reopen hospital
Could an Ex-Convict Become an Attorney? I Intended to Find Out
Sections Skip to content Skip to site index After serving time for a crime I committed at 16, I discovered how hard it is for a felon to get a second chance. Credit Credit Mamadi Doumbouya for The New York Times Supported by ByReginald Dwayne Betts Oct. 16, 2018 One afternoon in the fall of 2016, I sat in a windowless visiting room at the Manson Youth Institution in Cheshire, Conn. A recent graduate of Yale Law School, I was a certified legal intern on a fellowship in the New Haven public defender’s office. J., a lanky 18-year-old brown-skinned kid sitting across from me, was my first client. He didn’t talk. Instead he stared at me as if I were the police. Sanford O. Bruce III, my supervising attorney, listened as I explained to J. (one of his initials) what we knew of the charges against him. A young man with whom J. attended high school had claimed that J. and another kid he didn't know had threatened him with a pistol, then … [Read more...] about Could an Ex-Convict Become an Attorney? I Intended to Find Out
How One Conservative Think Tank Is Stocking Trump’s Government
Sections Skip to content Skip to site index Feature By placing its people throughout the administration, the Heritage Foundation has succeeded in furthering its right-wing agenda. Credit Artwork by Ian Davis. Photograph by Andrew T. Warman for The New York Times. Supported by ByJonathan Mahler June 20, 2018 On the day after Thanksgiving in 2016, Ed Corrigan, then the vice president for policy promotion at the Heritage Foundation, was summoned to Trump Tower in New York to join the senior leadership team of the Trump transition. From inside the building where the climactic personnel decisions of “The Apprentice” were once taped, Corrigan oversaw the staffing of 10 different domestic agencies. Donald Trump, the former reality-TV star, was now the president-elect of the United States, and he had an administration to fill. The job of staffing the government is the first, and in many ways defining, challenge faced by every president. As … [Read more...] about How One Conservative Think Tank Is Stocking Trump’s Government