Trump doesn’t want to listen to recording of Khashoggi’s murder
The president said he didn’t need to listen to the recording of the killing of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder. source
Trump’s statement of support for Saudi Crown Prince suspected in journalist’s death
The president said, “if we abandoned Saudi Arabia it would be a terrible mistake,” talking about the Saudi Crown Prince’s alleged involvement in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. source
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Reuben Foster’s signing opens debate on NFL’s handling of domestic violence cases
The Washington Redskins’ decision to sign Foster after his second domestic violence arrest has raised new questions about whether the league is too lenient. WATCH FULL EPISODES OF NIGHTLINE: https://abc.go.com/shows/nightline…
Trump cancels press conference at G20 as Michael Cohen asks for leniency
The president returned to Washington after postponing a news conference out of respect for the Bush Family. source
George H.W. Bush’s legacy includes Americans with Disabilities Act
One of the late president’s greatest accomplishments was signing into law the Americans with Disabilities act in 1990, and many people who’ve benefited paid their respects in Washington. WATCH FULL…
At Bush’s funeral, an emotional George W. Bush pays tribute to his father
Former presidents, family, friends and former dignitaries gathered at the Washington National Cathedral for the 41st president’s state funeral service. source
Jehovah’s Witnesses’ house of worship a target of arson
Authorities are investigating half a dozen incidents where the religious group has been targeted in Washington State; officials are calling these attacks hate crimes. source
Police search for a possible serial arsonist in Washington state
Authorities are investigating the fires as a hate crime and believe that someone may be targeting Jehovah’s Witnesses. source
Full Beshear & Hogan: Time To ‘Break The ‘Thanksgiving Dinner’ Rule’
In an exclusive joint interview with Meet the Press, Gov. Larry Hogan (R-Md.) and Gov. Andy Beshear (D-Ky.) join Meet the Press to talk about polarization in American politics. »…