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‘Weekend Update’ hosts mock Sen. Ted Cruz after he ‘abandoned Texas’ for Cancun trip

‘Weekend Update’ hosts mock Sen. Ted Cruz after he ‘abandoned Texas’ for Cancun trip

by 6 years agoUncategorized

“Saturday Night Live” took aim at Ted Cruz over his now-infamous trip to Cancun during its “Weekend Update” segment. 

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Pence declined CPAC invitation: source

Pence declined CPAC invitation: source

by Ronn Blitzer6 years agoWorld

Former Vice President Mike Pence has declined an invitation to attend this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference, Fox News has learned.

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‘Weekend Update’ hosts mock Sen. Ted Cruz after he ‘abandoned Texas’ for Cancun trip

‘Weekend Update’ hosts mock Sen. Ted Cruz after he ‘abandoned Texas’ for Cancun trip

by Tyler McCarthy6 years agoWorld

“Saturday Night Live” took aim at Ted Cruz over his now-infamous trip to Cancun during its “Weekend Update” segment. 

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Garland calls Capitol riot prosecutions ‘critical work,’ warns ‘we do not yet have equal justice’

Garland calls Capitol riot prosecutions ‘critical work,’ warns ‘we do not yet have equal justice’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Biden introduced Garland as his nominee for the role of attorney general on Jan. 7, one day after pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol.

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Larry Gatlin: Rush Limbaugh and me – when cancel culture almost won on Broadway

Larry Gatlin: Rush Limbaugh and me – when cancel culture almost won on Broadway

by 6 years agoUncategorized
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Ken Jennings honors Alex Trebek while stepping down as ‘Jeopardy!’ guest host

Ken Jennings honors Alex Trebek while stepping down as ‘Jeopardy!’ guest host

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Ken Jennings bid “Jeopardy!” fans farewell in a tweet.

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Ken Jennings honors Alex Trebek while stepping down as ‘Jeopardy!’ guest host

Ken Jennings honors Alex Trebek while stepping down as ‘Jeopardy!’ guest host

by Cortney Moore6 years agoWorld

Ken Jennings bid “Jeopardy!” fans farewell in a tweet.

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Garland calls Capitol riot prosecutions ‘critical work,’ warns ‘we do not yet have equal justice’

Garland calls Capitol riot prosecutions ‘critical work,’ warns ‘we do not yet have equal justice’

by Evie Fordham6 years agoWorld

Biden introduced Garland as his nominee for the role of attorney general on Jan. 7, one day after pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol.

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Larry Gatlin: Rush Limbaugh and me – when cancel culture almost won on Broadway

Larry Gatlin: Rush Limbaugh and me – when cancel culture almost won on Broadway

by Larry Gatlin6 years agoWorld
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Patrice Onwuka: Black History Month – here’s how churches, civil society uplift the community

Patrice Onwuka: Black History Month – here’s how churches, civil society uplift the community

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Uplifting Black Americans to achieve equality has been a long, hard-fought struggle. This fight is marked by momentous wins, such as the full enjoyment of constitutional rights and…

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