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Thursday 5 August 2021
Clinton joins former president Barack Obama and rivals Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren in endorsing Biden for the presidency.
Clinton made the comment in a documentary that’s due to air in March.
Clinton is the first woman to be named as the university’s chancellor.
A report was sent to PM Boris Johnson a month ago but has not been published
Clinton is not holding any formal meetings during her visit.
Clinton added that she’s “not going anywhere”.
The bombs are being sent to Trump critics and the White House has come out to defend Trump’s remarks on the matter.
Suspect packages sent to other top Democrats are also being investigated.
“There was a lot of discourse around race and identity… I think that really heightened stress for a lot of people,” the lead author said.
Bill Clinton has also been forced to defend his behaviour in recent months.
The award of the degree came against the backdrop of two protests outside the college.
Don’t expect them to be meeting up for a pint or anything though.
In an interview to be broadcast today, Comey said that a Clinton victory would have been ‘illegitimate’ had he not acted in the way he did.
Clinton stopped short of saying sorry.
The White House said it played no role in Andrew McCabe’s departure.
Clinton’s campaign manager urged her to fire Burns Strider, but he was fined instead.
The video suggests that Hillary Clinton should take up knitting or “…anything that will keep you from running again”.
The private messages released by Trump Jr on Twitter show him responding to the website three times.
She tried her best to get out of it.
In a pre-recorded interview Clinton talked about what it felt like losing the election to Trump.
Twitter said Russia-backed news organisation RT spent €230,000 on the ads in 2016.
“I would have been really unhappy if I had lost to a normal Republican,” she said.
The Democratic candidate isn’t sure how this would happen though.
The US President went on a Twitter tirade last week in response to the release of Hillary Clinton’s memoirs, What Happened.
It’s believed many of the reviews were posted by people who hadn’t read the book, in a deliberate bid to lower its rating.
Shkreli said that his comments were just a joke and apologised for his “poor judgement”.
Hundreds of accounts have been identified by the social network as taking out ads during the election.
It’s in an extract from her new book called What Happened.
“I did not collude, nor know of anyone else in the campaign who colluded, with any foreign government.”
The US President addressed claims he’s looking into pardoning himself and his family.
Donald Trump Jr has said he’ll cooperate with the Senate Intelligence Committee after confirming the meeting took place.
John Podesta called the President a “whack job” and told him to “get a grip man”.
Trump hit back at the allegations, using his well-worn “Crooked Hillary” catchphrase.
The US President tweeted: ‘Despite the constant negative press covfefe.’
US President Donald Trump yesterday fired FBI Director James Comey.
Hillary Clinton has blamed FBI director James Comey’s citing of her emails mere days before the election for her loss last November.
“I’m now back to being an active citizen,” she said.
“You are valuable, powerful, deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world to pursue your dreams.” *weeps*
The former chair of Republicans Abroad Ireland tells us why he thinks Russia probably has compromising material on the new US President, but it might not matter.
LAST WEEK, THE Oireachtas budgetary oversight committee recommended that the Government examine the introduction of congestion charges to help pay for the cost of climate change.
In 2003, London introduced a £5 levy for driving into a relatively small area of central London between 7am and 6.30pm on weekdays, with exemptions for taxis, emergency vehicles and people living inside the zone.
Aside from some supposedly temporary pandemic tightening, the scheme remains the same in its essentials today and is widely hailed as a success.
Pete Lunn, head of the Behavioural Research Unit at the Economic and Social Research Institute, said it is “incontrovertible” that these charges are an effective way to reduce congestion.
So today we’re asking: Should Ireland bring in congestion charges?
Poll Results:
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Rain; breezy this morning
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Min: 13 °C
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Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers
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