Eleanor Mueller
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President Trump announces winners of his '2017 Fake News Awards'
President Donald Trump announced the winners of his Fake News Awards Wednesday, tweeting out a link to a webpage with the select stories. First on the list is Paul Krugman, a columnist for The New York Times who wrote in 2016 that the stock markets would n → Read More
Puerto Rico under tsunami advisory following magnitude 7.6 earthquake
The U.S. territory Puerto Rico was placed under tsunami advisory Tuesday after the United States Geological Survey reported an magnitude 7.6 earthquake nearby. The U.S. Virgin Islands was also placed under advisory.The quake's epicenter was north of Hondur → Read More
President Trump reportedly planning to attend Georgia-Alabama college football game
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania will make their way to Atlanta Monday to watch the University of Georgia and the University of Alabama compete for the college football national championship, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Wednesday → Read More
Utah, Manafort, travel ban: 5 things that happened Monday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Monday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day.1. Trump scales back national monumentsPresident Donald Trump paid a visit to Utah, where he announced the reduction → Read More
Taxes, Tillerson, Lauer: 5 things that happened Thursday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Thursday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day. 1. Republicans push forward on taxesRepublican lawmakers fought to pass the party's tax bill, a sweeping reform t → Read More
Matt Lauer, American Airlines, North Korea: 5 things that happened Wednesday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Wednesday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day. 1. NBC dismisses Matt Lauer NBC News fired longtime Today show host Matt Lauer for inappropriate sexual behavio → Read More
North Korea, tax reform, Mulvaney: 5 things that happened Tuesday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Tuesday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day.1. North Korea files missileNorth Korea ended a 10-week pause in its weapons testing by launching an unidentified m → Read More
'Pocahontas,' Franken, Harry: 5 things that happened Monday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Monday, covered by the local stations you trust every day.1. Trump calls senator 'Pocahontas'President Donald Trump revived a derogatory nickname for Sen. Elizabeth Warren when → Read More
This Small Business Saturday, Americans expected to spend billions
Saturday marks the eighth annual Small Business day, a holiday designated to supported local businesses across the U.S.Rapidly growing in popularity, the occasion saw 112 million Americans spend a combined $15.4 billion at independent retailers last year, → Read More
The day before Thanksgiving: 5 things that happened Wednesday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Wednesday, covered by the stations you trust every day.1. Thanksgiving preparations get well underway Communities across the country began preparing for tomorrow's Thanksgiving → Read More
Net neutrality, North Korea, Uber: 5 things that happened Tuesday
Looking to get caught up on the news fast? Here are five things that happened Tuesday, covered by the local Sinclair stations you trust every day.1. FCC proposes end of net neutralityThe Federal Communications Commission proposed to end net neutrality; a m → Read More
US slaps new sanctions on North Korean, Chinese entities
The U.S. announced new sanctions against North Korean and some Chinese entities Tuesday, one day after declaring the nation a state sponsor of terrorism.Among the entities are one individual, 13 companies and 20 vessels. The move is intended to impede the → Read More
North Korea, Charlie Rose, AT&T: 5 things that happened Monday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Monday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day. 1. Trump names Korea sponsor of terrorPresident Donald Trump named North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism once mo → Read More
Franken, taxes, Keystone: 5 things that happened Thursday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Thursday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day. 1. More men accused of sexual assaultSen. Al Franken is the latest politician to face allegations of sexual assau → Read More
California, Sessions, Asia: 5 things that happened Tuesday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Tuesday, covered by the local Sinclair stations you trust every day.1. 4 dead in California shootingFour were killed and more wounded after a gunman opened fire at random sites → Read More
Speaker Paul Ryan announces House of Representatives to require sexual harassment training
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan announced Tuesday that all members and staff will be required to complete anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.His declaration came after a same-day hearing by the Committee on House Administration, in which two f → Read More
Roy Moore, the Philippines, tax reform: 5 things that happened Monday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Monday, covered by the Sinclair stations you trust every day.1. Another women accuses Roy MooreAnother woman alleged U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore sexually assaulted her whil → Read More
Report: Donald Trump Jr. communicated with WikiLeaks via Twitter
Donald Trump Jr., son of President Donald Trump, repeatedly communicated with WikiLeaks in the weeks leading up to and after the 2016 election, The Atlantic reported Monday.The transparency organization first reached out to Trump, then aiding in his father → Read More
Keurig, other brands pull ads from Fox News' 'Hannity' following Roy Moore coverage
After Fox News' Sean Hannity received criticism for his coverage of sexual misconduct allegations against Senate candidate Roy Moore, multiple brands declared their intent to halt advertisement of their products during his show.The announcements by Keurig, → Read More
Roy Moore, Louis C.K.: 5 things that happened Thursday
Looking to get caught up on the news, fast? Here are five things that happened Thursday, covered by the local stations you trust every day. 1. More men face sexual assault allegationsAlabama Senate candidate Roy Moore and comedian Louis C.K. became the mos → Read More