Democrats outraged as Trump team shapes Mueller report rollout:
But President Donald Trump and his team are not taking any chances, making sure that they get to spin the special counsel’s conclusions before the nation gets to see them for itself.
An aggressive
administration rollout plan for the release of a redacted version of Mueller’s final report Thursday is sparking accusations of blatant political interference. The choreography is bolstering accusations that Trump’s team is tipping the scales of justice over a report into the President’s behavior before and after an election that a hostile foreign power, Russia, sought to help him win.
Facebook collected 1.5 million users’ email contacts without their knowledge:
The world’s biggest
social network said Wednesday night that the email contact lists had been “unintentionally” uploaded to Facebook (
FB) following a design change almost two years ago, and the company was now in the process of deleting them.
Facebook said the issue began three years ago when it made changes to the step-by-step verification process users go through when signing up for an account on the platform. Prior to those changes, users were given the option to upload their email contact lists when opening an account to help them find friends already on Facebook.
2019 NFL Schedule: League Releases Official Regular-Season Slat:
Football fans can start making their travel plans and putting in their sick days after the NFL unveiled its full regular-season schedule for 2019.
The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers have the honor of kicking off the new campaign. They’ll meet Sept. 5 at Soldier Field in Chicago.
The dates for the remaining 255 games are available on NFL.comfollowing Wednesday’s schedule release.
The schedules for each of the 32 teams are below, along with some of the more notable dates throughout the year.
Police say she was infatuated with the Columbine shooting. She’s not alone:
“We know that Columbine continues to attract people from around the world,” McDonald, the executive director of Jefferson County Department of School Safety, said on Wednesday.
“We’re not a place to come visit if you’re not a student. If you don’t have business there. We’re not a tourist attraction and we’re not a place for you to come and gain inspiration.”
He has good reason to issue that message. Nearly 20 years after the mass shooting at Columbine, an entire subculture of online fans, sometimes called “Columbiners,” remains infatuated with the killing and the teenage shooters.
Stop letting your kids stare at iPads in restaurants, science says:
I think of this column as a gut check — encouraging some self-awareness and experimentation to see whether you can find something that improves your relationship with your kids or makes parenting easier or more enjoyable. For the most part, I believe that parents know what’s best for their kids.
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