• Al Pacino’s daughter Julie preps celebrity tribute ‘For NYC’

    Al Pacino’s daughter Julie preps celebrity tribute ‘For NYC’

    Julie Pacino, age 30, Al Pacino’s daughter, is into producing. Her company’s Tiny Apples, which just put out “Hard Work.” It’s a comedic peek that takes us behind — like really (pardon the expression) behind, in front, above, below and any other portion — the scenes of adult films. The thing’s on Pornhub.
  • Senate Committee Approves Ratcliffe as Intelligence Director, Setting up Confirmation Vote

    Senate Committee Approves Ratcliffe as Intelligence Director, Setting up Confirmation Vote

    The Senate Intelligence Committee approved President Trump’s appointment of Representative John Ratcliffe (R., Texas) as national intelligence director in a straight party-line vote Tuesday, setting up a confirmation vote on the Senate floor. The closed-door vote finished 8-7 in favor of Republicans. Ratcliffe, a close Trump ally, was initially chosen by the president to replace …
  • Trump Awards Contract to Company to Make Coronavirus Drugs in U.S.

    Trump Awards Contract to Company to Make Coronavirus Drugs in U.S.

    President Trump has awarded a major contract to a Virginia company to manufacture Covid treatments in the U.S. The $354 million four-year contract was awarded to Virginia-based Phlow Corp. by Health and Human Services’ Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority to make pharmaceutical ingredients and medicines related to the coronavirus. The company says it is …
  • Trump Threatens to Make World Health Organization Funding Cut Permanent

    Trump Threatens to Make World Health Organization Funding Cut Permanent

    President Trump on Monday threatened to pull the U.S. out of the World Health Organization and end funding permanently if the group does not immediately address concerns about its deference to China. “It is clear the repeated missteps by you and your organization in responding to the pandemic have been extremely costly for the world,” …
  • WHO Says It Will Submit to Investigation of Coronavirus Response

    WHO Says It Will Submit to Investigation of Coronavirus Response

    The World Health Organization on Monday acquiesced to pressure from its member nations to submit to an investigation into its response to the coronavirus pandemic. The WHO will launch an independent review of the organization’s response to the global health crisis “at the earliest appropriate moment,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at the annual …
  • Law firm hackers shift ransom target from Trump to Madonna

    Law firm hackers shift ransom target from Trump to Madonna

    The hackers who stole confidential files about stars including Lady Gaga from an A-list power lawyer claim to have sold all their “dirty laundry” on President Donald Trump to a secret buyer, and now they’re demanding at least $1 million for details on Madonna. Hacking group REvil cyberattacked top entertainment attorney Allen Grubman’s NYC law …
  • Trump fumes over ‘60 Minutes’ whistleblower segment

    Trump fumes over ‘60 Minutes’ whistleblower segment

    President Trump blasted “CBS Evening News” host Norah O’Donnell as a “third place anchor” after she interviewed a coronavirus whistleblower for a “60 Minutes” segment that was critical of the White House. In a Twitter rant late Sunday, Trump said O’Donnell and “60 Minutes” were “doing everything in their power to demean our Country, much to …
  • ‘Grossly Incompetent’: Trump Attacks Obama in Response to Criticism of His Handling of Pandemic

    ‘Grossly Incompetent’: Trump Attacks Obama in Response to Criticism of His Handling of Pandemic

    President Trump on Sunday hit back at criticism from former president Barack Obama over the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. “Look, he was an incompetent president,” Trump said of Obama. “That’s all I can say. Grossly incompetent.” In a speech to graduates of historically black colleges on Saturday, Obama leveled thinly veiled criticism at his …
  • Jerry Nadler Says House Judiciary Will Hold Hearings on DOJ Decision to Drop Flynn Case

    Jerry Nadler Says House Judiciary Will Hold Hearings on DOJ Decision to Drop Flynn Case

    House Judiciary Committee chairman Jerry Nadler (D., N.Y.) said Friday that the panel will hold hearings to probe the Justice Department’s decision to drop its case against former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn. “We’re looking into all of this,” Nadler said. “We are going to hold hearings on the Flynn matter,” Nadler told CNN’s …
  • Trump Admin. Slaps Additional Sanctions on Huawei

    Trump Admin. Slaps Additional Sanctions on Huawei

    The U.S. Department of Commerce on Friday placed additional sanctions on Chinese tech giant Huawei to limit the company’s ability to acquire semiconductor chips that are made using American technology. The Commerce Department said the sanctions will “narrowly and strategically” target a loophole used by some companies to evade previous sanctions by producing semiconductor chips …