"President Obama is off to Colombia, a country he disdained mightily during his time as president, now to collect a $600,000 honorarium for a single speech to a marketing group called EXMA.

It's weird stuff, given that Obama was so contemptuous of Colombia over the first five years of his presidency."

americanthinker.com/blog/2019/05/obama_gets_a_600000_payday_for_a_single_speech_in_colombia.html

*Newsmax mentioned that a photo with Hussein costs $3200

"Immigration officials in May reportedly dumped 235 asylum seekers detained at the southern border in county jails near New York City.

According to the New York Daily News, the detainees — part of a massive migrant surge from Central America that’s triggered a crisis at the border — were hauled to facilities in suburban Bergen County in New Jersey, and in Hudson and Orange counties north of New York City."

newsmax.com/newsfront/ice-border-asylum-jails/2019/05/29/id/918087/

"Three white female executives in the New York Education Department were demoted in favor of less-qualified people of color, a $90million suit launched by the women claims.

The longtime officials say they were unfairly targeted as part of the department's crusade against 'toxic whiteness' through its controversial racial equity plan.

Lois Herrera started at the DOE in 1986 as a guidance counselor and worked her way up to lead its Office of Safety and Youth Development.

In the suit filed Tuesday, she claims she saw the culture shift when Mayor Bill de Blasio appointed Richard Carranza as the chancellor of NYC's public schools in April 2018."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7082259/Three-white-women-launch-90m-suit-against-New-York-Education-Department-racial-equality-row.html

"Muller exceeded his authority by implying that maybe Trump was guilty, but there was insufficient evidence to prove it." -Alan Dershowitz on Newsmax

"The actor John Cleese has sparked an online row after claiming that London is "no longer an English city".

In a Tweet sent early this morning to his 5.6 million followers, the Fawlty Towers comedian repeated his 2011 claims about the capital.

Cleese, 79, said that "virtually all" of his friends living abroad agreed with his observation.

He wrote: “So there must be some truth in it.

"I note also that London was the UK city that voted most strongly to remain in the EU"

news.yahoo.com/john-cleese-claims-london-no-140909735.html