Ecuador President Rafael Correa told the BBC on Thursday that the standoff involving Julian Assange “could be ended tomorrow” if Great Britain provided the Wikileaks founder with safe passage to Ecuador.
Absent a resolution by Friday, Correa said the situation “could go on for months and years.” Assange was granted asylum at Ecuador’s London embassy in June and has remained there ever since.
Planned Parenthood is leaving the federal government’s Title X program, which funds family planning services for low-income people, due to…
Following the ousters of the Homeland Security secretary and Secret Service director, and the withdrawal of the would-be ICE director’s…
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Monday called for ousted Secret Service Director Randolph “Tex” Alles to testify before…
Nielsen: "I just want to thank the President, again." pic.twitter.com/5m8WSU9Xej — TPM Livewire (@TPMLiveWire) April 8, 2019
