The feud between President Donald Trump and the family of a green beret who was killed in Niger earlier this month when his unit was ambushed by Al Qaeda is escalating to absurd new heights.
Via Jim Quinn's Burning Platform blog,
I watched this over at Irish’s Blog and started to think about ‘date night’.
My wife and I go out on date night every couple of weeks. It’s not always big and fancy, for example last weekend we snuck out of the house to our neigborhood pub for drinks and a bit of dinner after I got home from work.
The place was packed. I’m a people watcher so as we are chatting I’m looking about and watching other people interact.
For the second time in 24 hours, President Trump again pushed back against reports that he crassly told the widow of one of the US Green Berets killed in an Al Qaeda ambush in Niger two weeks ago that her husband “must have known what he signed up for”. In response to a reporter’s question following a press conference with Republican senators that was intended to focus on tax reform, Trump again accused Democratic Rep. Frederica Wilson of lying after she spoke to CNN and the Washington Post about Trump's comments
Authored by Stacey Miller via iAfrikan.com,
We are not far away from a future where all the transactions will be free from any tax and also there will no delay or theft of currency. If you use the web then you might have heard of Bitcoin.
The United States is the undisputed capital of the unicorn - private companies worth more than $1 billion. This title though, is becoming more and more under threat, primarily from China.
You will find more statistics at Statista
As Statista's Martin Armstrong notes, according to CB Insights, there are currently 215 unicorns in the world, of which 108 are from the U.S.
When it comes to the 'birth' of new unicorns however, America's strength is clearly being diluted.