Source: Tulsi Gabbard says she will run for president in 2020 – CNNPolitics

Mexico City — Mexican authorities said Thursday that 21 bodies, some burned, have been found in the northern Mexico border state of Tamaulipas in what appears to have been a clash between drug gangs. The bodies were found near the remains of seven burned-out vehicles near the border town of Miguel Aleman. President Andres Manuel Lopez…

Source: US fertility rate is below level needed to replace population, study says – CNN

Is it just me or is this damn story bizarre? Source: Lieu donates contributions from Ed Buck after second man found dead in Dem donor’s home | TheHill

WASHINGTON — Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s former personal lawyer who implicated him in a scheme to pay hush money to two women claiming to have had affairs with him, has agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee next month and give “a full and credible account” of his work for Mr. Trump. Mr.…

Not that anyone really gives a shit, but have we become too politically correct?  Asking for a friend. Source: 2019 Oscars Will Go On Without a Host for First Time in 30 Years: Report | E! News

After his surprise visit to China, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un left with backing for a possible second summit with US President Donald Trump, state media said. Mr Trump and Mr Kim first met last June, but progress over denuclearisation has since stalled. Chinese President Xi Jinping said he hoped the two leaders “meet each…

You know where this article is going.  If I won the lottery I doubt you’d ever hear from me again.  I’d vanish. Source: Note To Lottery Winners: Don’t Tell Roommates You Won $10 Million : NPR

What if there were a way to eliminate student debt? No, really. Student debt reached a new height last year — a whopping $1.5 trillion. A typical student borrower will have $22,000 in debt by graduation, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. Now, Silicon Valley is backing a novel idea that proposes to rewrite the…

Food stamp recipients will have access to their full benefits for February, even if the partial government shutdown continues, U.S. Department of Agriculture officials announced Tuesday night. USDA said they will work with states to load benefits onto recipients’ cards by Jan. 20, just within the deadline for a provision that allows them to pay out benefits, even…