Biden calls Antifa 'an idea, not an organization' in debate — and Trump blasts Biden's gaslighting - TheBlaze

Biden calls Antifa 'an idea, not an organization' in debate — and Trump blasts Biden's gaslighting - TheBlaze: 

Actually Wray confirmed in testimony before Congress earlier this month that "Antifa is a real thing." And while Wray did say Antifa is "not a group or an organization. It's a movement, or an ideology may be one way of thinking of it," unlike Biden, he didn't minimize Antifa's threat.
"And we have quite a number — and I've said this quite consistently since my first time appearing before this committee — we have any number of properly predicated investigations into what we would describe as violent anarchist extremists, and some of those individuals self-identify with Antifa," Wray said.

US Intel Referred Hillary Clinton To FBI For Investigation Over Plan To Link Trump To Russian Hacking, Intel Chief Says | The Daily Caller

US Intel Referred Hillary Clinton To FBI For Investigation Over Plan To Link Trump To Russian Hacking, Intel Chief Says | The Daily Caller: 

U.S. intelligence officials referred Hillary Clinton to the FBI for investigation in September 2016 over an alleged plan to link Donald Trump to Russia’s election interference efforts in order to distract from the controversy surrounding her private email server, according to John Ratcliffe, the director of national intelligence.
Ratcliffe revealed the existence of the investigative referral in a letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham on Tuesday.

As Minneapolis City Council's plan to abolish police collapses, members say vow was made 'in spirit' - TheBlaze

As Minneapolis City Council's plan to abolish police collapses, members say vow was made 'in spirit' - TheBlaze: 

Four months after cementing those promises amid national racial unrest, the some members of the council are now claiming their promises did not really mean what they said they meant.
In fact, according to the New York Times, some council members "would like a do-over."

Carney: NYT Attack on Trump's 'Financial Acumen' Is Nonsense

Carney: NYT Attack on Trump's 'Financial Acumen' Is Nonsense: 

According to the New York Times, Trump paid millions when he filed for an extension in those years and later used business investment tax credits to reduce his tax bills to just $750. The paper says the president did not get a refund for the overpayment. Instead, the extra money will get applied to future tax bills. So the real story here is Trump apparently overpaid his taxes in his first years in the White House.
By the way, Trump has been donating his entire presidential salary back to the government. And this does not reduce his taxes for that income. So Trump is taxed on income he sends back to the government. But he had tax credits in 2016 and 2017 that essentially reduce his tax liability to zero.
Unfortunately, the New York Times mucked up this straight-forward story by claiming that the 18 years of tax data raise doubts about whether Trump is a successful businessman.

Biden's tax plan could destroy 3M jobs, former Trump economist projects | Fox Business

Biden's tax plan could destroy 3M jobs, former Trump economist projects | Fox Business: 

Joe Biden's proposal to hike taxes on corporations and wealthy Americans could dramatically shrink the nation's economy and destroy millions of jobs, according to new projections from President Trump's former chief economist.

Around 1,400 Virginia Voters Received Two Absentee Ballots In Mail, Officials Blame Printer Problems | The Daily Caller

Around 1,400 Virginia Voters Received Two Absentee Ballots In Mail, Officials Blame Printer Problems | The Daily Caller: 

Around 1,400 Virginia voters received two absentee ballots in the mail, according to multiple reports.
A problem with the printer resulted in employees accidentally sending out two ballots, Fairfax County election officials said according to the Washington Post.

Report: Obama once tried to persuade Ginsburg to retire before crucial election, but she refused - TheBlaze

Report: Obama once tried to persuade Ginsburg to retire before crucial election, but she refused - TheBlaze: 

Former President Barack Obama attempted to persuade the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to retire prior to his presidential tenure ending, according to a new report.
The New York Times reported that Obama privately met with Ginsburg in July 2013 in an effort to curry favor with the Supreme Court justice, with the hopes of setting the foundation to Ginsburg's retirement.