Leaving It All on the Court: Ambulance Takes Matthew Dellavedova to Hospital after Gritty Game 3 Performance
Matthew Dellavedova missed the team bus after Game 1 of the NBA Finals. He missed the press conference after Game 3.
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UN Closing Ebola Mission in Ghana as Outbreak Reaches End
The UN’s emergency Ebola response headquarters in Ghana’s capital, Accra, is to close as the outbreak slows.
Intel Corp to Allocate $125 Million to Any Company Not Headed By White Males
(REUTERS) — Following up on its earlier pledge to spend $300 million over the next five years to improve diversity, Intel Corp promised more on Tuesday, this time to back companies with women and minorities in leadership roles.
SF Giants Rookie Chris Heston No-Hits NY Mets
San Francisco Giants pitcher Chris Heston went 2-for-4 at the plate Tuesday night. The New York Mets went 0-for-26 against him.
Muslim Man Released After Threatening FBI Agents Conducting Terror Investigation
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota man convicted of threatening FBI agents who were conducting a terror investigation was released from custody Tuesday and his sentencing was postponed as a federal judge weighs whether a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision will affect the case.
Cruz Comms Director Amanda Carpenter Departing Senate Office
Amanda Carpenter, Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) communications director, announced on Tuesday that she will be leaving the Texas Senator’s office to return to conservative commentary. According to Roll Call, Carpenter told colleagues she will be departing Cruz’s office on July
Report: Jeb Unlikely to Meet $100 Million Fundraising Goal
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush’s allies vowed to “shock and awe” the presidential field by raising $100 million before he formally entered the race, but Bush is likely to fall “substantially” short of that lofty figure. According to a Washington
Two Muslims in California Plead ‘Not Guilty’ to Conspiring to Join ISIS
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Two California men who authorities say aspired to join the Islamic State group have pleaded not guilty in the case.
Texas Abortion Restrictions Upheld by Federal Court
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld Texas’ strict abortion restrictions that could soon leave only seven abortion clinics open in a state of 27 million people.
Obama Mocks ‘Unending Chicken Little Warnings’ About Obamacare’s Massive Failures
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Tuesday declared his health care law a firmly established “reality” of American life even as the legality of one of its key elements awaits a decision by the Supreme Court.
Police Evacuate Part of U.S. Senate Building Near Capitol
(REUTERS) – U.S. Capitol Police are evacuating the third floor of the U.S. Senate’s Dirksen office building near the Capitol but gave no reason for the move, according to a Reuters witness.
NBC on Jeb ’16: Replacing Campaign Manager Before Launch ‘Extraordinary’ Sign of Disarray
Jeb Bush replaced his campaign manager this week even before he officially declared his candidacy in what is being described as an “extraordinary” acknowledgement that his campaign has been in disarray. Communications strategist Danny Diaz will be Bush’s campaign manager.
Homeland Sec: Terrorists Crossing U.S.-Mexico Border ‘Not the Thing I Most Worry About’
On Monday, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said the potential for terrorists to sneak into the country through the porous U.S.-Mexico border is not what concerns him the most. “A foreign extremist penetrating our country through our Southern border is
Barack Obama: Crucial That FIFA ‘Operates with Integrity’
Barack Obama, who has called himself a “soccer dad,” weighed in on the FIFA corruption scandal during a press conference at the G-7 meeting in Germany.
Bing West: Pentagon’s ISIS Strategy a ‘Mess’
On June 5, at a Pentagon press conference, Lieutenant General John W. Hesterman III, Combined Forces Air Component Commander, vigorously championed both the success of the bombing in Iraq and Syria, and the Defense Department’s method for controlling air strikes. The briefing illustrated how, as in Vietnam, the military becomes politicized and loses focus.
HuffPo: Lawyer In ‘Gay Cure’ Trial Says Satan Is Behind Gay Rights Movement
The Huffington Post writes about Charles LiMandri, defense attorney for JONAH in New Jersey: In a first-of-its-kind legal challenge to gay conversion therapy, the lawyer defending this controversial practice has taken pains to assert that his clients do not judge people
National Journal : Ted Cruz Tries to Unite ‘Movement Conservatives’
National Journal provides a look inside as Sen. Ted Cruz attempts to convince key conservatives that he can unite the GOP.
Report: Patient with Rare & Dangerous form of TB Sent to NIH, May Have Exposed Hundreds in 3 States
An unidentified female patient with an extremely rare and drug-resistant form of tuberculosis is being treated at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and authorities are reportedly attempting to track down hundreds of people who may have been in contact
Report: Economic Recovery Benefits Immigrants 3-to-1 Over Americans
ZEROHEDGE: The biggest surprise came from Table 7, where the BLS reveals the number of “foreign born workers” used in the Household survey. In May, this number increased to 25.098 million, the second highest in history, a monthly jump of 279K.
Police: 61 Arrested, 10 Troopers Injured at Hip-Hop Festival Riot
While tens of thousands of fans listened to some of the biggest names in hip-hop inside MetLife Stadium Sunday night, hundreds trying to get in clashed with police in riot gear after the gates were closed, leaving 10 troopers hurt.
Bernie’s Near-Upset in WI Straw Poll May Indicate Big Labor Souring on Hillary Because of Obamatrade Waffling
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) nearly defeated Hillary Clinton in a straw poll at the Wisconsin Democratic Party convention this weekend, and it could be a sign that Big Labor is still not ready for Hillary because of her waffling on
Obama Predicts Exec Amnesty Will Be ‘Major’ 2016 Issue, Hopes GOP Will Start Conversation on Immigration Reform
On Monday, President Barack Obama predicted that his executive amnesty will be a “major” issue in the 2016 presidential election and said he hoped Republicans can again start the conversation about the need for comprehensive amnesty legislation. “I suspect it will
65-Year-Old Albert Einstein Letter Found in Brazil
A letter from Albert Einstein written almost 65 years ago has been discovered in a safe at a Brazilian school, according to reports.
Joe Montana Calls Deflategate ‘No Big Deal’
Tom Brady’s boyhood idol calls the Deflategate controversy “funny” and “no big deal.”
Jockey Victor Espinoza Donates Belmont Stakes Winnings to Cancer Charity
American Pharoah’s victory at Belmont Park left his jockey and trainer in a giving mood.
