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Cory Booker rips Joe Biden over 1994 crime bill: “People make mistakes, but let’s hold them to that”

Biden recently pushed back against “this idea that the crime bill generated mass incarceration” in New Hampshire

Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., blasted former Vice President Joe Biden for his work on a controversial 1994 crime bill, which critics allege to have played a major role in America’s current mass incarceration crisis.... Read Original Article

Roy Moore claps back at Trump: “The president doesn’t control who votes” for Senate in Alabama

Moore is “seriously considering” mounting another Senate bid, even though Trump has discouraged him from doing so

Republican Roy Moore, the former Alabama Senate candidate who lost in an upset victory to Democrat Doug Jones in 2017, recently told a journalist he does not think President Donald Trump should be weighing in on his future in politics.... Read Original Article

Facebook was a “willing” enabler of “the Russian interference in our election,” Nancy Pelosi says

The speaker of the House blasts Facebook’s decision to allow a deceptively-edited video of her to remain online

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi told a northern California radio station Wednesday that Facebook’s decision to allow a deceptively-edited video of her to remain on its platform means it has not learned a lesson from the 2016 elections.... Read Original Article

Fox News stars claim Mueller is “compromised” in wake of first public remarks: “He took it personal”

Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and the cast of “Fox & Friends” had negative reactions to Mueller’s press conference

It was a sharp contrast to the Democratic presidential candidates who lined up to call for President Donald Trump’s impeachment in the wake of special counsel Robert Mueller’s bombshell first public remarks about his investigation.... Read Original Article

Israel will hold new elections after Benjamin Netanyahu’s grip on power is challenged

It’s the first time in Israeli history that snap elections were called, because no majority coalition was formed

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will face a new round of elections less than two months after he believed he would been re-elected to an unprecedented fifth term.

The Knesset, or Israeli parliament, introduced a bill earlier this week that will dissolve itself as a result of its members inability to form a majority coalition behind Netanyahu, according to CNN.... Read Original Article