What Is the 25th Amendment? Anonymous NYT Op-Ed Reports Trump Cabinet Whispering About Invoking Rule
In a scathing anonymous op-ed written by a senior official inside the Trump administration, the author wrote that the president's cabinet has whispered about invoking the 25th Amendment, which would jumpstart the lengthy process of removing Donald Trump from the Oval Office. "Given the instability many witnessed, there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment, which would start a complex process for removing the president," the author wrote in the piece, which was published on Wednesday by The New York Times. The source goes on to write that "no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis. So we will do what we can to steer the administration in the right direction until—one way or another—it’s over." The 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that if the people in the president's innermost circle, the cabinet, believe that the commander-in-chief is unfit to hold office something can be quickly done to legally remove them from office.
I Love David Lynch’s Dune in Spite of Its Faults
I turned seven the year Star Wars celebrated its 20th anniversary. The space opera film trilogy’s re-release on VHS turned into a three-night movie event in my house, which in turn spawned my lifelong love affair with the franchise. I read the Star Wars Encyclopedia for fun, absorbing stories about Cindel Towani, Guri, and Nomi Sunrider, and I practiced using my Force powers, Silent Bob-style. And so, when my father came home from the video store a year later with a new cassette, pointed to the foregrounded man in black, and said, “This boy is a prince, and he’s sort of like a Jedi,” well, you can imagine just how sold I was.
Cat Owners Explain How Cat Body Language Is Often Misinterpreted By 'Dog People'
Apparently, people like to say that cats are evil. So much so that it made tumblr user Rabbit In Headlights post a rant, trying to put an end to this myth once and for all. “I feel like the reason certain dog-lovers insist cats are evil is because they read their body language as if they were dogs,” Rabbit In Headlights started their post, adding what they called “a very basic guide to common ‘mean’ things cats do that actually aren’t mean at all.”
How Disney added a spoonful of saccharine to Mary Poppins – Valerie Lawson's Dancelines
This article was published in The Sunday Times today, 27 October, 2013 Pamela Travers, the creator of Mary Poppins, spent her long life searching for connections, looking for love, travelling the world and seeking comfort from gurus, medics and mystics. In old age she became a guru herself but she never recovered from the loss of her father at an early age and, despite several intense love affairs with both men and women, she never married. So perhaps it is not surprising that she created a fictional nanny whose sole purpose was to make connections between disconnected people.
It's 'highly likely' Elon Musk spent over $20K on hair transplant surgery, doctor says
Elon Musk has come a long way from his days as the CEO of PayPal, and so has his hairline. According to Dr. Jeffrey Epstein, MD, a hair transplant specialist in New York and Miami who has not treated Musk, 47, it’s “highly, highly likely” the multi-billionaire tech mogul has had hair transplant surgery. “If you look at his pictures from his PayPal days, when he sold the company [in 2002], he was pretty bald,” Epstein told Page Six. “I mean, he had a class three to a class four (out of seven) hair loss pattern and he now shows no evidence, at least in the front, of any hair loss.” The specialist described The Boring Company founder’s early-aughts hairstyle as “significant frontal thinning with recession,” or “the Prince William look”: a moderately recessed hairline with fine baby hairs covering the frontal one-third of the scalp.
Why Does the School Day End 2 Hours Before the Workday?
“We often think about this as a problem every family faces, and it just happens over and over again in this systemic way: The mother cuts back on her hours for when school is closed,” said Catherine Brown, an education-policy researcher at the Center for American Progress. “Why do we have a wage gap? Partially it’s because of this, I believe.” Reorienting the school day to align it with the realities of the working parent isn’t unprecedented: During World War II, for example, schools introduced extended days to help mothers who had been unexpectedly drawn into the workforce.
The X In Xmas Is Really About Jesus Christ
Here’s a holiday surprise that only the dictionary can provide. Do you find the word Xmas, as an abbreviation for Christmas, offensive? Many people do, but the origin of this controversial term might change your mind! You won’t find Xmas in church songbooks or even on many greeting cards. Xmas is popularly associated with a trend toward materialism and is, sometimes, the target of people who decry the emergence of general “holiday” observance, instead of particular cultural and religious ritual.
If God Only Made Male & Female, What About Intersex?
I think I’ve heard the phrase “in the beginning God made them male and female” a hundred times in response to the sex/gender discussions of our time. The phrase works like a trump card to win a theological discussion on anything from LGBTQ issues to how Target should organize their toys. However, each time I hear someone say “God made male and female” as if that’s all he made, the question that comes to my mind each time is: “What about those whose bodies are intersex?” You might not be familiar with it, but there are more than two sexes– and no, not everyone is born clearly male or clearly female.
Why I Submit to My Wife (It Honors God)
“Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.”– Eph 5:21 Looking back on my life, there are a few days that I’d prefer to forget. One such day was a weekend in November 1998, when I met the woman who’d later become my father’s wife.
