Imf Should Back Off On Criticizing Japan’s ‘risky’ Stimulus

By the time you read this, I will be somewhere in my fair city drinking champagne and eating bonbons in honor of this jury's brave verdict. Open thread below read more

In the glorious bit of video, Steve Bannon's program airing live on Real America's Voice captured people catcalling and cursing the newly convicted felon, Donald Trump. Chants of "Fuck Trump" and "Lock him up" rang out in the Manhattan streets. I believe, by the way, that we actually have the motorcade coming out here, so I'm going to make sure that we get the shots of that, Steve. And for the audience here, for the audience, if you can't see it, this is President Trump at his motorcade coming out of the courthouse right now. Lock him up! Lock him up! Lock him up! Lock him up! Fuck Trump!

Donald Trump gave a very short press conference after being found guilty on 34 felony counts in the Hush Money Trial (election interference, really) and whined that the case was rigged from day one and it's just disgraceful. Bream: Yeah, Judge, if you'll hold on just a second, we see President Trump now.

Every aspect of a Knives Out movie is meticulously planned: The gorgeous locales set an ominous mood; the carefully plotted twists are revealed at just the right moment; even the sweaters are laden with meaning. But the best part of this comic-mystery franchise is the casting. It’s not just that each movie is stacked with heavy hitters like Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Plummer and chock full of unexpected cameos.

Notorious B. I. G.’s mother, Voletta Wallace, wants to “slap the daylights out of” Sean “Diddy” Combs in light of video footage released this month of the music mogul assaulting his ex-girlfriend Cassie in 2016. Wallace made the remarks in an interview published in Rolling Stone on Thursday, also calling for Combs to apologize to Cassie for the assault.

Agadir, Morocco — The head of the U. S. military in Africa vigorously defended the country’s counterterrorism strategy on the continent and vowed to press forward with it despite a wave of criticism and a drift among African nations toward seeking security help from Russia instead. In an interview with The Associated Press on Wednesday at Africa Lion, a war games exercise in Morocco, Gen.