1
President Trump and his Company Investigated for Possible Fraud, Filing Suggests
The office of the district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., made the
disclosure in a new court filing arguing Mr. Trump’s accountants should
turn over his tax returns.
There must be a pony in there.
2
Trump Appointee With History of Anti-L.G.B.T.Q. Remarks Leaves Aid Agency
Merritt Corrigan, the former deputy White House liaison for the U.S. Agency
for International Development, had drawn scrutiny shortly after being named
to the position.
Eugenics has become unfashionable.
3
Trump Again Assails Mail-In Voting
The president has been raging against voting by mail for several months,
claiming without evidence that the process is plagued by fraud.
Trump seems to be allergic to lost elections.
4
With Jobless Aid Expired, Trump Sidelines Himself in Stimulus Talks
As his top advisers met with Democratic leaders to try to hash out a
compromise, President Trump hurled insults at Democrats and mused aloud
about short-circuiting the talks and acting on his own.
There was some problem with building a wall.
5
TikTok, Trump and an Impulse to Act as C.E.O. to Corporate America
The president’s interventions in company dealings based on his own
instincts are a departure from the arm’s-length approach of predecessors of
either party.
Software applications are mostly not part of the military in the U.S.
6
Why Biden Won’t Find His Biden
He would be wise to remember that Barack Obama didn’t pick him simply
because they were “simpatico.”
Biden will accept an "arranged partner".
7
Gettysburg? The Liberty Bell? Trump Weighs R.N.C. Speech Options
The president and his aides are holding out hope for ambitious convention
programming, and have considered a return to Mount Rushmore or a speech by
Melania Trump from Seneca Falls, N.Y.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benito_Mussolini
8
Trump Fires 2 Tennessee Valley Authority Board Members After Outsourcing Dispute
The Tennessee Valley Authority, an electric utility, quickly said it would
reconsider its move to shift some work to contractors outside the United
States.
9
Trump Puts Pentagon in Political Crossfire With Tata Appointment
The president sidestepped Congress when it became clear that his nominee
for a top Defense Department position would not win Senate approval.
Trump does not have the support of the military.
10
Rashida Tlaib Beat Her Primary Opponent by 900 Votes in 2018. How Will the Rematch Go?
The Michigan Democrat is facing a rematch against a challenger who says she
hasn’t done enough for her district in Detroit.
She should win.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_of_Detroit
11
What Happened to the Young Voters Focused on Guns?
It’s not their top issue anymore, but many see it as a part of other,
larger concerns.
After the November election Gun control will return.
Win and then win again.
12
Kansas Senate Primary Has Arrived, and the Anxiety Over Kobach Is High
Republicans worry that if Kris Kobach, a polarizing figure in the state,
wins the nomination, it would pave the way for Democrats to capture the
seat and perhaps gain control of the Senate.
No results yet.
13
Rescue of Troubled Trucking Company With White House Ties Draws Scrutiny
Members of a congressional oversight panel want to know how YRC Worldwide
won a $700 million loan from the Treasury Department.
Trump likes money.
14
Trump Says Microsoft Can Bid for TikTok
The president said he did not object to a potential acquisition of the
Chinese-owned app, retreating from comments about banning the service.
The Chinese will continue to control the software.
Security will not be improved.
15
Will Congress Act on Covid Soon? ‘I’m Not Optimistic’
Money for the Postal Service and mail voting is one sticking point: This is
your morning tip sheet.
"What are you going to believe? Trump or your own lying eyes?"
The Republicans believe in gold.
16
At The Federalist, A Laser Focus on ‘Owning the Libs’
On The Federalist and in Fox News appearances, some of President Trump’s
supporters don’t really defend him. They attack the critics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mollie_Hemingway
Earnest Hemingway sold his work as fiction.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Hemingway
https://www.republicworld.com/entertainment-news/hollywood-news/is-mollie-hemingway-related-to-ernest-hemingway.html
"the two are not related in any way. "
17
With TikTok, ‘Uncool’ Microsoft Aims for the Love of Tweens
Buying one of the largest and most influential social networks in the
country could change the perception of the tech giant.
"Maybe money can buy love. Or, at least, Microsoft would like to find out.
On Sunday, the tech giant announced in a blog post
that it would continue holding talks to buy TikTok in the United
States, opening up the possibility of using its financial might to buy
the fickle infatuation of tweens."
Microsoft has always been a business.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldest_profession_(phrase)
18
American and Sending Your Children Back To School In September? Bad Idea
OK, full argument incoming, but for the folks who only read the first
paragraph: if you’re American outside of a very few Northeastern states
and can avoid sending your children back to school without going to jail,
you probably shouldn’t. Recently, in a 3 day summer overnight camp, 44% of
attendees got Covid-19. They didn’t […]
Children must be educated.
Schools are not the way while Covid-19 is present.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_life_of_Isaac_Newton#Birth_and_education
19
Trump Pick for Pentagon Post Sidesteps Senate Ire for Different Defense Job
A retired Army general whose inflammatory comments appeared to doom his
nomination was tapped for a job that does not require Senate approval.
The senate has no stomac for the Trumpist party.
20
Private Boats Enter SpaceX Splashdown Area, Raising Concerns
“We need to do a better job next time” of securing the area, the NASA
administrator, Jim Bridenstine, said.
Souvenir hunters are ambitious to everyone's sorrow.
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