Two men charged in death of boys who fell over N.Y. waterfall
Dylan Giangregorio, 9, and his brother, Preston Giangregorio, 6, were killed while hiking next to an upstate New York waterfall in June. (Facebook). BY Nicole Hensley. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. Saturday, November 19, 2016, 10:15 PM. Grand jurors in ...>> view originalTrump, Romney have 'far-reaching conversation' at meeting
Donald Trump met with Mitt Romney, once a fierce critic of the president-elect who is now being floated as a potential pick for secretary of state, on Saturday afternoon, setting aside the friction between the two men and signaling a willingness by Trump to entertain different points of view on foreign policy. Romney appeared to warmly shake hands with Trump, each man gripping the arm of the other, as he arrived at Trump’s New Jersey golf course. The two exchanged pleasantries, with Trump plac..>> view originalMcCain warns Trump on torture, waterboarding
“We will not torture people … It doesn’t work,” McCain said. | Getty McCain warns Trump on torture, waterboarding By Michael Crowley 11/19/16 03:03 PM EST Republican Sen. John McCain issued a fiery warning to President-elect Donald Trump on the subject of torture Saturday. “I don’t give a damn what the president of the United States wants to do. We will not waterboard,” McCain told an audience at the annual Halifax International Sec..>> view originalDonald Trump, America's first independent president
Viewed through any conventional lens, President-elect Donald Trump’s candidacy was improbable from start to finish. Today, two things about his victory seem to be in sharper focus: one, that Trump’s victory might best be understood as the success of the country’s first independent president, and second, that the Trump coalition may be even more uniquely his than President Obama’s has turned out to be. Think again about how he prevailed. There are a handful of major events during a general elect..>> view originalTwo Brooklyn cops kill man who attacked with stolen baton
Family of Erickson Gomez Brito show their devastation while speaking to the press after hearing he was shot dead by NYPD officers who say they were attacked by him. (Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News). BY Laura Dimon Ellen Moynihan Thomas Tracy.>> view originalAlleged kidnapper nabbed in Washington as cops search for victim
Cops captured a suspected kidnapper in southeast Washington state after she demanded a ransom in exchange for her abducted victim, who has not been found. Another woman snatched Sandra Harris, 69, from her Kennewick home Friday morning and ...>> view originalImmigrants Who Came to US as Children Fear Deportation Under Trump
“I have been here for 27 years, and I am not going anywhere,” Mr. Roa said, in between strategy sessions at Casa Michoacán, a gathering place in Chicago where immigrants planned moves to resist. Young immigrants, who call themselves Dreamers, are already protesting at many colleges, and they have called for a march from New York to Washington starting Tuesday. They are pressing universities and employers to organize to defend the program and are making plans for havens on campuses and in church..>> view originalNortheast to be hit with first big snowfall of the year
The first significant snowfall of 2016 is expected to bury parts of New York and Pennsylvania in up to two feet of snow on Sunday.Wintry air from Canada will combine with warm, moist air from the Great Lakes and will generate significant lake effect snow in the Northeast. Lake effect snow warnings are in effect for northwest Pennsylvania, western New York and Upstate New York. Portions of Upstate New York could receive between 1 to 2 feet of snow by the end of Sunday. CBS Buffalo affiliate WIVB..>> view originalPentagon and intelligence community chiefs have urged Obama to remove the head of the NSA
The heads of the Pentagon and the nation’s intelligence community have recommended to President Obama that the director of the National Security Agency, Adm. Michael S. Rogers, be removed. The recommendation, delivered to the White House last month, was made by Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter and Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper Jr., according to several U.S. officials familiar with the matter. Action has been delayed, some administration officials said, because relieving R..>> view original
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