She also left out that Trump deals in commercial real estate not residential. So he didn't buy anyone's "home."

Baylor Bears football had enjoyed unprecedented success under Coach Briles' leadership, with two conference championships over the last five years, but that success has obviously come at a very steep price for several female students who were raped by players. Boise State University further filed a complaint against Baylor and Coach Briles with the NCAA over the disposition of one of those Bears players who later transferred to the Broncos program and ran into similar trouble up there.

In that complaint, Boise coach Brian Harsin charged that Briles actively encouraged him to accept the transferring player, yet never once disclosed to him that the player was then currently under investigation for sexual assault. (The player has since been convicted in court and is in prison.) This matter has yet to be resolved, and may yet result in official NCAA sanctions for the Baylor athletic program.

Today's events are an ugly bookend for a proud university and its once-promising football program, yet an altogether fitting one as well, serving as a cautionary tale of what can happen when winning at all costs becomes unofficial school policy:

"Mark this day down. Turn the corner of this page in the college football family bible. Someone in the gridiron-industrial complex stood up and said some standards are more important than winning.

[...]

"Briles won while protecting several players from the criminal justice system. Once upon a time, football coaches did this the same way they ordered players to run. The university and the coach considered that duty a part of their job. Hall of Fame coach Bobby Bowden, late in his career at Florida State, lamented the passing of the era when a phone call with the chief of police would clean up any mess his players might have made. [...] That era, and Bowden, are long gone."

Anyone following sports at major universities is aware of just how much Title IX has changes how the schools function.

As a rule lawyers get 1/3 of a settlement if they win while Title IX lawyers get more in the range of 2/3 of settlements.

They are there to stir the pot, drive up ratings, and most importantly...sell laundry detergent.

The only way to stop this behavior is to stop watching/listening to them.  

Etc. etc.

To be sure, pundits are trying to insist otherwise, but the report itself actually makes no such insinuations about Mrs. Clinton seeking to circumvent FOIA requirements. Not. A. Single. Word.

Rather, the OIG takes the State Dept. to task for its own systemic failure to prioritize its records management, as evidenced by lack of staff and budget resources devoted to the endeavor, absence of up-to-date policies and procedures, lack of training, and lack of accountability.

In fact, OIG specifically cited one email exchange several weeks before Secretary Clinton took office, which highlighted an obvious reluctance on the part of the State Dept.'s Bureau of Administration to alert and train incoming Obama administration appointees regarding federal requirements to print and file all department-related emails.

Further, OIG faulted the department for its decision to exempt Secretaries of State from the federal requirement that every departing employee sign a separation statement (DS-109) certifying that he or she has surrendered all documentation related to the official business of the Government.

Rather, departing Secretaries were asked to complete and sign Form DS-1904 (Authorization for the Removal of Personal Papers and Non-Record Materials), which for some reason has not been updated and fails to include emails under the definition of official government records.

The OIG report states, "At a minimum, Secretary Clinton should have surrendered all emails dealing with Department business before leaving government service and, because she did not do so, she did not comply with the Department's policies that were implemented in accordance with the Federal Records Act."

However, given that Mrs. Clinton was likely never informed as to what those actual policies were, per the Bureau of Administration's own stated reluctance to brief incoming personnel about those policies in January 2009, OIG concurred with the finding of the National Archives and Records Administration that "Secretary Clinton's production of 55,000 pages of emails mitigated her failure to properly preserve emails that qualified as Federal records during her tenure and to surrender such records upon her departure."

It's worth noting that one of OIG's seven recommendations includes, "In addition, staff should ensure that all incoming officials within its purview, including the Secretary, are thoroughly briefed on their records preservation and retention responsibilities, including records contained on personal email accounts."

One interesting item in the report was an indication that on January 9, 2011, there may have been an attempt by an outside party to hack the Clinton Foundation's server, which was apparently thwarted. At least, the non-State Dept. advisor to President Clinton who provided technical support to the foundation's email system suspected as much, and he twice shut down the server that day in response to the suspected attempt at intrusion. Whatever it was, there was no breach of the Foundation's electronic firewall. But this is the first indication of which I'm aware that an attempt may have been made.

it certainly appears that she purposefully circumvented it.

It seems there are a lot of mind readers lately, who are able to read Secretary Clinton's mind.

98 At a minimum, Secretary Clinton
should have surrendered all emails dealing with Department business before leaving government service and, because she did not do so, she did not comply with the Department's policies that were implemented in accordance with the Federal Records Act.
NARA agrees with the foregoing assessment but told OIG that Secretary Clinton's production of 55,000 pages of emails mitigated her failure to properly preserve emails that qualified as Federal records during her tenure and to surrender such records upon her departure.

It is kind of an illogical accusation to make, when in fact Secretary Clinton is the only cabinet secretary to release all their work related emails.

As discussed above, in December 2014, her representative produced to the Department 55,000 hard-copy pages of documents, representing
approximately 30,000 emails that could potentially constitute Federal records that she sent or received from April 2009 through early 2013.

As Karl Hess once said (paraphrase), our system of justice and rules care not at all for right and wrong, just and unjust, moral and immoral...only legal and illegal.  And legal and illegal has far too little to do with right and wrong, just and unjust, moral and immoral.  

This is very old news Jim but like Howdy says Fox and the GOP are apparently dredging this up out of fear. I mean if I had Trump as my candidate I guess I would do it too.

And "everybody knows or knew" is zero evidence of anything and just rumors. But again, it's Fox.

There is, for example, the Lake Chad Basin in Africa, which is probably where our next humanitarian disaster is about to happen. Nine million people live in the region, which also happens to be where Boko Haram has been on the rampage,

One of the other problems in the Lake Chad Basin is that Lake Chad has been disappearing for several years. The food supplies are withering from drought. The cows are dying of thirst and the vultures are eating them. From UN.org:

According to FAO Director of Land and Water Parviz Koohafkan, the Lake Chad basin is one of the most important agricultural heritage sites in the world, providing a lifeline to nearly 30 million people in four countries--Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger. Lake Chad is located in the far west of Chad and the northeast of Nigeria. Parts of the lake also extend to Niger and Cameroon. It is fed mainly by the Chari River through the Lagone tributary, which used to provide 90 percent of its water. It was once Africa's largest water reservoir in the Sahel region, covering an area of about 26,000 square kilometres, about the size of the US state of Maryland and bigger than Israel or Kuwait. By 2001 the lake covered less than one-fifth of that area. "It may even be worse now," says Abbas Mohammed, a climatologist at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria.

The suggestion that Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump debate in California before the June 7 primaries would appear to be more than just a late-night joke.
"We want this to happen," Sanders spokesman Michael Briggs told POLITICO on Thursday, when asked if the campaign would reach out to its counterpart, hours after Trump said on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" he would be willing to debate the Democratic candidate if the proceeds from the event went to charity.

Trump wants to donate proceedings to charity.  Sanders will probably insist on being the charity.

Also, maybe they could have offer their views as to whether the media has given the Fordham Baldies a bum rap.

The more Donald Trump gets exposed in the context of public policy, the better it is for our country.

"They can stay as long as they don't take anything else off"

Jeffrey Shaun King is an American writer, entrepreneur, preacher and civil rights activist. He is noted for his use of social media to promote religious, charitable and social causes, including the Black Lives Matter movement.