St. Paul officers who responded to a report of a woman feeling suicidal asked a 41-year-old if she needed help, and she “rapidly” reached under a blanket, pulled out a handgun and pointed it at them, the Minnesota Bureau of … Continued
In January 2013, U.S. Representative Henry Cuellar and his wife Imelda took an 8-day trip to Istanbul, Turkey, then to Baku, Azerbaijan, where they met with high-level officials in the latter country’s authoritarian regime and dined with executives from the … Continued
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Donald Trump has yet to choose a running mate for his third attempt to win the White House. But he does seem to have at least one litmus test for anyone who hopes to play the part of Mike Pence … Continued