The Atlantic: “The request didn’t seem all that difficult: Could President Donald Trump’s spokeswoman say that he didn’t use the N word on tape?
Yet time after time during Tuesday’s briefing, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders parried the question, refusing to give a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no.'”
“Sanders’s equivocation Tuesday is remarkable because it shows the White House is unwilling to categorically deny the existence of a tape—and might even be concerned that one exists. The president’s avid tweeting about Manigault-Newman suggests that the speculation touches a nerve for him, too.”
USA Today: “A bombshell report Tuesday pulled back the curtain on President Donald Trump’s mythos as a self-made billionaire, discovering a dubious trail of complex tax evasion by which Fred Trump funneled at least $413 million […]
The LA Times: “… This week, the Trump administration declared that [Obama era fuel economy] standards are too onerous for the auto industry and should be weakened — a move that would undermine the single biggest […]
Camille Stewart: “The assault on current Internet protections continues, with the latest target being the principle of the free and open Internet we enjoy today.” “On May 23, the Federal Communications Commission made its final […]