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Ana Navarro told her co-hosts Thursday on ABC’s “The View” that the possibility of former President Donald Trump getting indicted by the Justice Department makes her “downright gleeful.” Discussing Trump getting a target letter from the Justice Department, co-host Sunny Hostin said, “The worst thing you can get when you’re a potential criminal defendant is a target letter because we used to call it bug, beer, turn. Either your phone is bugged, you’re going to turn and cooperate, or baby, you are it. That’s the target letter. The target letter basically says you are the target of a Department of...

A free speech demonstration staged by conservative activists quickly fell apart in downtown San Francisco on Saturday afternoon when several hundred counterprotesters surged the area, throwing punches. (oh, they did a helluva lot more than that) There is a 5 minute silent feed from the helicopter above after the news article and you can see how prepared they are.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan appeared giddy on her walk to the House floor to cast her vote to impeach President Trump despite Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s calls for a “somber” vote. The “squad” member posted a video of the moments before she was set to vote for impeachment saying, “Hey everyone. I am on my way to the United States House floor to impeach Trump. On behalf of my incredible district. Thirteenth district strong. Let’s do this.” The congresswoman also posted a photograph of herself and Rep. Maxine Waters of California beaming with the caption: "MOOD." Tlaib’s jolly video stood...

ATLANTA (Reuters) – U.S. conservatives rubbed their hands with glee on Wednesday over news that the Democratic governor of Illinois has been accused of attempting to sell the U.S. Senate seat of President-elect Barack Obama. Federal prosecutors said Obama was not connected to charges on Tuesday that Gov. Rod Blagojevich tried to sell the seat Obama vacated shortly after winning the presidency on November 4 for financial and other benefits for himself and his wife. But news of his arrest came at a perfect time for conservatives reeling from big losses in November's congressional and presidential elections that put Obama...

For years, women have been asking, "When?" They got their answer this week when a small New Jersey pharmaceutical company announced that it was shipping out new supplies of the Today Sponge, a popular over-the-counter method of birth-control that was discontinued in 1994. Within a day, a Canadian Web site set up to distribute the sponges received so many hits that it crashed; the operators set up a new site to accommodate the thousands of new orders and posted a notice on the original begging for patience. About 1,000 women who had preordered the sponges as far back as two...

23 January, 2003 The Filipino gay community has accused the Roman Catholic Church of 'fanning' the flames of homophobia after they were excluded from an international conference on the role of families in Manila. The Filipino gay community was angry at a statement made by Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin that Christian family values were being eroded by advocates of gay marriage, as well as technology and divorce, reported Agence France-Presse. Oscar Atadero, a spokesman for Progay Philippines, said Sin's attack on homosexuality was totally uncalled for. Atadero likened Christan gays to "Jesus outside the gates" and said that in...