|
 |
March 22 |
Feb 22 |
Jan 22 |
Dec 21 |
Nov 21 |
Oct 21 |
Sept 21 |
Aug 21 |
July 21 |
June 21 |
May 21 |
April 21 |
March 21 |
Feb 21 |
Jan 21 |
Dec 20 |
Nov 20 |
Oct 20 |
Sept 20 |
Aug 20 |
July 20 |
June 20 |
May 20 |
April 20 |
March 20 |
Feb 20 |
Jan 20 |
Dec 19 |
Nov 19 |
Oct 19 |
Sept 19 |
Aug 19 |
July 19 |
June 19 |
May 19 |
April 19 |
March 19 |
Feb 19 |
Jan 19 |
Dec 18 |
Nov 18 |
Oct 18 |
Sept 18 |
Aug 18 |
July 18 |
June 18 |
May 18 |
April 18 |
March 18 |
Feb 18 |
Jan 18 |
Dec 17 |
Nov 17 |
Oct 17 |
Sept 17 |
Aug 17 |
July 17 |
June 17 |
May 17 |
April 17 |
March 17 |
Feb 17 |
Jan 17 |
Dec 16 |
Nov 16 |
Oct 16 |
Sept 16 |
Aug 16 |
July 16 |
June 16 |
May 16 |
April 16 |
March 16 |
Feb 16 |
Jan 16 |
Dec 15 |
Nov 15 |
Oct 15 |
Sept 15 |
Aug 15 |
July 15 |
June 15 |
May 15 |
April 15 |
March 15 |
Feb 15 |
Jan 15 |
Dec 14 |
Nov 14 |
Oct 14 |
Sept 14 |
Aug 14 |
July 14 |
June 14 |
May 14 |
April 14 |
March 14 |
Feb 14 |
Jan 14 |
Dec 13 |
Nov 13 |
Oct 13 |
Sept 13 |
Aug 13 |
July 13 |
June 13 |
May 13 |
April 13 |
March 13 |
Feb 13 |
Jan 13 |
Dec 12 |
Nov 12 |
Oct 12 |
Sept 12 |
Aug 12 |
July 12 |
June 12 |
May 12 |
April 12 |
March 12 |
Feb 12 |
Jan 12 |
Dec 11 |
Nov 11 |
Oct 11 |
Sept 11 |
Aug 11 |
July 11 |
June 11 |
May 11 |
April 11 |
March 11 |
Feb 11 |
Jan 11 |
Dec 10 |
Nov 10 |
Oct 10 |
Sept 10 |
Aug 10 |
July 10 |
June 10 |
May 10 |
April 10 |
March 10 |
Feb 10 |
Jan 10 |
Dec 09 |
Nov 09 |
Oct 09 |
Sept 09 |
August 09 |
July 09 |
June 09 |
May 09 |
April 09 |
March 09 |
Feb 09 |
Jan 09 |
Dec 08 |
Nov 08 |
Oct 08 |
Sept 08 |
August 08 |
July 08 |
June 08 |
May 08 |
April 08 |
March 08 |
Feb 08 |
Jan 08 |
Dec 07 |
Nov 07 |
Oct 07 |
Sept 07 |
August 07 |
July 07 |
June 07 |
May 07 |
April 07 |
March 07 |
Feb 07 |
Jan 07 |
Dec 06 |
Nov 06 |
Oct 06 |
Sept 06 |
August 06 |
July 06 |
June 06 |
May 06 |
April 06 |
March 06 |
Feb 06
By Michael Socolow/The Conversation
With jobs at the Republican National Committee and on numerous Republican campaigns, Isgur was a reliable purveyor of administration spin.
Posted on February 26, 2019
By Jon Queally/Common Dreams
The popular video streaming service posted its largest-ever U.S. profit in 2018 - $845 million - on which it didn't pay a dime in federal or state income taxes.
Posted on February 6, 2019
|
|
|
