A Few News Items I Found Interesting

Democrats Seeking Trump's Tax Returns
Not Pelosi's
'CNS News'-- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) “will gladly release her tax returns if and when she runs for president,” said her Chief of Staff Drew Hammill

Wondering Why My Cable Costs So Much?
Oscars Cost ABC North of $85 Million Annually
'Deadline'-- Oscars Ratings Drop Sees ABC Offering Advertisers Guarantees For First Time

If You Didn't Like Hillary's 'Uranium One' Deal,
Wait Till You Hear This.
'USA Today'-- Top Trump administration officials advocated for a plan to build dozens of nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia despite warnings that the move could pose ethical concerns and violate federal law, according to a report released by House Democrats.

Laura Ingraham Says...
Coast Guard Terrorist Is 'Distraction' From Smollett
I Say, Smollett is a distraction from the Cost Guard terrorist. Face it Smollett didn't plan on killing anybody.

Journalists are sharing stories about where I live the same day it’s shared that myself + others were targeted by a mass shooter.

All this paired w/ amplifying unvetted conspiracy theories. It’s reckless, irresponsible & puts people directly in danger.

This isn’t a game. https://t.co/gcJWcKinxI

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) February 21, 2019

BTW I looked it up. Her so-called luxurious apartment rent is less then $2,000 a month. Anyone check out the apartment complex prices around Lehigh Valley lately?

Laura Branigan Not Taking New Bookings.
Why Not?.
FOX News-- The 1982 hit song “Gloria” has found new life as a postgame victory ballad for the NHL's St. Louis Blues, but newer fans of the platinum hit don’t seem to realize that the singer who made it famous died in 2004 -- and keep trying to book her for gigs, according to reports.

Sean Hannity Contradicts Himself.

WATCH: “In case after case after case, the mainstream media devours any story that fits their radical, extreme, agenda...” https://t.co/3vLC1lvaNf

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) February 23, 2019

"Mainstream"
The ideas, attitudes, or activities that are regarded as normal or conventional...

By it's very definition they can be neither radical nor extreme. Furthermore FOX News claims they're number #1. Wouldn't that make them more mainstream then their competitors?