Good news for Hillary Clinton today, as the only presidential candidate currently under FBI investigation found herself endorsed by former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, the only cabinet member to leave office in contempt of Congress. With so much in common, it’s no wonder that Clinton had such kind words for Holder after he gave her his endorsement.
From protecting voting rights to challenging discrimination, @EricHolder was one of our finest Attorneys General…

Despite what they actually mean, the government still says that if you see something, you should say something. It’s to the credit of Dinesh D’Souza, then, that he didn’t ignore this encounter but rather retweeted it as a caution to other young women.
Hanging out at Dartmouth when this creepy, strange man came up behind me pic.twitter.com/BcJHimX5vz
— Danielle D’Souza (@YGodDanielle) January 14, 2016While we wait for campus security to come up with an explanation why this man was running around loose on campus, let’s just pray that everyone is all right and campus security gives the all clear soon…

Kentucky is the first state to abandon a homegrown insurance exchange that works well, and residents will need to use the federal HealthCare.gov exchange.

The initial impact of Rolling Stone’s in-depth article, “A Rape on Campus” was profound, but in the months since has led to at least three different lawsuits against the magazine and writer Sabrina Rubin Erdely. The 9,000-word article that described in detail the gang-rape of “Jackie” by fraternity brothers at the University of West Virginia was thoroughly debunked, a fact acknowledged in print by Rolling Stone’s editor…

One thing of which this administration is particularly proud is its digital outreach programs, which took another step this week when the White House officially joined Snapchat, just in time for the State of the Union address.
We’re live on @Snapchat! Go behind the scenes with us before @POTUS’s final #SOTU → https://t.co/30yV2lgQK9 pic.twitter.com/YXZHJITZpT
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 11, 2016However, President Obama will log on to good old Twitter tomorrow to interact with the masses and answer any questions that might remain following his final State of the Union…

Iran’s laws closely follow edicts given by strict Muslim clerics who took over the country in 1979. However, before the Shah was removed from power, Iranian culture was quite progressive and Westernized. Many Iranians who enjoyed considerable freedoms before 1979 never gave up their desire for Western culture and still try to enjoy it behind […]
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The mosquito-borne virus has been linked to brain damage in newborn babies in Brazil and other Latin American and Caribbean nations.

Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, is apparently under attack tonight in what at first sounds reminiscent of the terrorist attacks on Paris last fall. Oddly, news of the attacks came while many were focused on Australia’s Sydney Opera House, which was locked down in what was simply called an ongoing police operation that turned out to be a false alarm.
Breaking: At least six explosions hit Indonesian capital of Jakarta; gunfire heard near blast sites https://t…

Only 22 cases of the disease were reported in 2015, a significant drop from the 126 cases reported in 2014.

According to Pew Research, millennials are people born between 1981 and 1997. They’re the generation that followed the infamous Generation X, the generation that grew up during a mind-bending explosion of technology. According to the media, they’re also the worst generation in history. Despite being the largest generation in the workforce, and possibly the largest […]
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