Friday, August 31, 2018

Jeff Sessions Is Trump's Most Effective Cabinet Member. He May Fire Him Anyway.

  1. Jeff Sessions Is Trump's Most Effective Cabinet Member. He May Fire Him Anyway.  HuffPost
  2. Trump Says Jeff Sessions Will Stay Through November Midterm Elections  Wall Street Journal
  3. 'Taking on Trump' isn't the job of an attorney general  New York Post
  4. Jeff Sessions is our attorney general, not Trump's personal attorney  Los Angeles TimesFull coverage
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New Zealand Welcomes Chelsea Manning After She Was Barred by Australia

  1. New Zealand Welcomes Chelsea Manning After She Was Barred by Australia  TIME
  2. Chelsea Manning won't appear at Opera House because of visa issues  The GuardianFull coverage
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Trump Says He Has 'Patience' for North Korea's Kim to Make Deal

  1. Trump Says He Has 'Patience' for North Korea's Kim to Make Deal  Bloomberg
  2. US extends ban on Americans traveling to North Korea  CNNFull coverage
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Andrew McCutchen deal comes amid questions about Aaron Judge

  1. Andrew McCutchen deal comes amid questions about Aaron Judge  ESPN
  2. Yankees reportedly working to acquire Andrew McCutchen from Giants in trade  CBSSports.com
  3. Yankees trade for Andrew McCutchen | What it means  NJ.comFull coverage
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Jordan to lead fundraising for UN Palestinian agency after US cuts

  1. Jordan to lead fundraising for UN Palestinian agency after US cuts  Reuters
  2. The Guardian view on Trump's Palestinian policy: setting fire to the ground  The GuardianFull coverage
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Trump lashes out at social media companies over 'political censorship,' 'rigged search results'

  1. Trump lashes out at social media companies over 'political censorship,' 'rigged search results'  Washington Post
  2. Trump Dings Google and Facebook But Spends Big on Digital Ads  Observer
  3. Trump Says Google, Facebook, Amazon May Be 'Antitrust Situation'  BloombergFull coverage
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Arbitrator sends Colin Kaepernick's grievance against NFL to trial

  1. Arbitrator sends Colin Kaepernick's grievance against NFL to trial  ESPN
  2. Colin Kaepernick's collusion case proceeds after NFL's dismissal request is denied  Washington Post
  3. Colin Kaepernick wins early battle against NFL in ongoing collusion case  CBSSports.com
  4. Why the Arbitrator Ruled in Favor of Colin Kaepernick, and What This Means for the NFL  Sports IllustratedFull coverage
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