BTN STAFF Reports has indicated that Donald Trump will sign executive orders to ban immigrant and refugees from entering the United States. These new restrictions will focus on primarily Muslim countries such as Iraq, Syria
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Why Newt Gingrich wants Madonna arrested
Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich said that the Queen of Pop should face arrest for comments at the Women’s March, when she said she has ‘thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.’
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Read moreMinnesota Gov. Dayton, 69, ‘briefly fainted’ during speech
ktvu.com Article Reprint ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Gov. Mark Dayton collapsed while delivering his State of the State speech on Monday, striking his head on a lectern. The 69-year-old Democrat appeared to be conscious
Read moreSaturday Night Live Suspends Writer For Disrespecting Trump’s Son
BTN STAFF Katie Rich, a writer for Saturday Night Live was suspended for calling Trump’s son a “home school shooter.” She wrote the statement on Twitter and intended for it to be a joke; but
Read moreTrump signs executive order withdrawing US from TPP
rt.com Article Reprint With a stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump has unraveled the Trans-Pacific Partnership, withdrawing the US from the controversial free-trade pact. Without Washington’s participation, the TPP would have to be renegotiated
Read moreWatch Former President Obama, Michelle Obama Announce New Endeavor
Chicago-based Obama Foundation will be “a working center for citizenship” By Ryan Reed Article Reprint On the morning of Donald Trump‘s inauguration, outgoing President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama unveiled The Obama Foundation, their first
Read moreTrump takes to Twitter to weigh in on Women’s March, TV ratings for inauguration
By John Wagner Article Reprint President Trump weighed in for the first time on the massive protests against his presidency that took place in Washington and around the globe, stating sarcastically on Twitter on Sunday
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