North Carolina Fails to Repeal Bathroom Law That Prompted Boycotts

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North Carolina Fails to Repeal Bathroom Law That Prompted Boycotts

New York Times  – ‎9 hours ago‎
A protester during a special session called by North Carolina legislators in Raleigh to consider repealing a law that curbs legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

Politics|Kellyanne Conway, ‘Trump Whisperer,’ Will Be Counselor to President

New York Times  
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Kellyanne Conway, the Republican pollster and strategist who helped guide President-elect Donald J. Trump to victory in November, will be appointed counselor to the president, becoming the highest-ranking woman in his White …

Clinton aides kept tabs on anti-Trump elector gambit

Politico
Hillary Clinton’s top advisers never publicly backed an effort by Democrats on the Electoral College to block Donald Trump’s election.

Miss. black church fire was called a hate crime. Now parishioner has been arrested for it.

Washington Post
When the historic black church in Greenville, Miss., first burned last month, many, including the city mayor, speculated that the intentionally lit fire was a hate crime.

Police: Man fatally stabs stepmom ‘gloating’ about Cowboys’ win over Buccaneers

USA TODAY
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Austin authorities say a woman’s exuberance over the Dallas Cowboys winning their football game Sunday night led her stepson to fatally stab her.

Obama helped bring back economy, restless voters chose Trump

Washington Post
WASHINGTON – Barack Obama’s first job as president: Piece together the shards of a shattered U.S. economy. It wasn’t smooth and it wasn’t fast, but Obama ultimately succeeded.

Prominent Atlanta Attorney Charged in Wife’s Shooting Death

ABC News
A well-known Atlanta attorney has been charged in the shooting death of his business executive wife in a case that drew widespread public interest.

Donald Trump Learns to Love the Swamp

The Atlantic
Subscribe to The Atlantic’s Politics & Policy Daily, a roundup of ideas and events in American politics. Donald Trump was always wary about draining the swamp.

O’Reilly: Will To Abolish The Electoral College Is About Taking Power From Rural White Voters

RealClearPolitics
O’REILLY: After Hillary Clinton won the popular vote, the left in America is demanding that the Electoral College system, put into place in 1787, be scrapped.

Video Shows Suspect Fleeing Scene Of NYC Tourist Stabbing

CBS Local
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Police are hoping newly-released surveillance video and photos will lead them to a suspect accused of stabbing a tourist in Manhattan over the weekend.

Trump’s Son, Fearing ‘Quagmire,’ to Stop Soliciting for Charity

New York Times
President-elect Donald J. Trump’s son Eric at Trump Tower in New York City this month. He said he now recognized that his status as the president-elect’s son meant that donors could try to use him to gain access to his father.

US|Florida Woman Charged in Death of Infant in ‘Co-Sleeping’ Case

New York Times
Early on Oct. 6, Erin Piche-Pitts was awakened by the sound of her baby crying. She later told the authorities in Florida that she had picked him up from a bassinet, prepared some formula in a bottle and settled back into bed with him, propping him up

Indiana toddler found locked inside box, 9 charged

KABC-TV
A 3-year-old girl was found locked inside a wooden box for extended periods of time, authorities said. (WLS). WTVD. Wednesday, December 21, 2016 11:54AM.

Police complaints lead Walmart to remove ‘Bulletproof’ Black Lives Matter shirts from website

cleveland.com
Walmart has removed items that said “Bulletproof: Black Lives Matter” from its website after complaints from the Fraternal Order of Police, but other Black Lives Matter items remain for sale.

Jean Shepard’s Husband Stabbed, Granddaughter Dead in Incident at Late Country Star’s Home

Billboard
Police are investigating exactly what led to two people being killed and one man stabbed at the home of the late Country Music Hall of Fame artist Jean Shepard.

Investigations launched into starved Iowa teen’s death

AZCentral.com
Natalie Finn suffered cardiac arrest in October from emaciation due to denial of critical care. Her parents, Nicole and Joseph Finn, were charged in her death.

Death penalty: Jury recommends sex offender should die for kidnapping, killing 4 women

OCRegister
Steven Gordon, one of two accused serial killers made closing arguments in his capital murder trial in Orange County Superior Court Thursday.

Morning Spin: Emanuel emails reveal he promoted city to heavy hitters during Cubs playoff game

Chicago Tribune
Mayor Rahm Emanuel speaks to the media following a city council meeting at City Hall in Chicago on Nov. 16, 2016. Mayor Rahm Emanuel speaks to the media following a city council meeting at City Hall in Chicago on Nov. 16, 2016.

Aaron Hernandez’ lawyer blames Russian hackers for leaked jailhouse calls

WEEI.com
NECN— A lawyer for Aaron Hernandez suggested Tuesday that Russian hackers could have been responsible for accessing the former New England Patriots star’s jailhouse phone calls.

Michigan governor doesn’t expect to be charged over Flint

Washington Post
LANSING, Mich. – Gov. Rick Snyder says he has “no reason to be concerned” about being charged in the Flint water investigation.

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