U.S. NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
U.S. NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
| New York Times | - |
The Capitol building last week. A government shutdown would have been a major political embarrassment for Republicans. Credit Doug Mills/The New York Times.
| CNN | - |
(CNN) Deadly storms that swirled through the central US over the weekend are moving east Monday, putting close to 80 million people at risk of severe weather.
| Washington Post | - |
A gunman opened fire at an apartment complex swimming pool in San Diego on Sunday evening, killing one person and injuring seven others before being fatally shot by officers, police said.
| NBCNews.com | - |
National security aide Sebastian Gorka may leave the White House, an administration official told NBC News on Monday. Gorka may move from the White House to another federal agency - or leave altogether - but no final decision has been made, the ...
| ABC News | - |
--ANALYSIS - ABC'S RICK KLEIN: The next hundred days is kicking off like the first 100 did - as a wild ride that showcases a presidential war with the fourth estate.
| New York Times | - |
President Trump at a rally on Saturday in Harrisburg, Pa. He said a bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act had changed substantially since efforts to pass it collapsed in March.
| The Boston Globe | - |
Hasan Minhaj asked the question himself when he hosted the White House Correspondents' Association dinner Saturday night: ''Who would have thought, with everything going on in the country right now, that a Muslim would be standing on this stage?
| Washington Post | - |
Democrats performed 20 points better in a Kansas special election in a deep red congressional district. They very nearly won outright another special election in suburban Atlanta.
| Washington Post | - |
In many ways, President Trump's attempts to implement his hard-line immigration policies have not gone very well in his first three months.
| Washington Post | - |
“Okay, so what's next?” said Gene Karpinski, president of the League of Conservation Voters, on Sunday morning as he looked out at the nearly 100 women gathered inside a meeting room at Union Station.
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