The Daily Populous

Thursday September 19th, 2019 evening edition

image for Donald Trump Whistleblower Complaint: Likely Evidence of 'Gross Abuse of Power' Claims Supreme Court Lawyer—'Truth Will Come Out'

A Supreme Court lawyer has predicted that the reported whistleblower complaint made in response to President Donald Trump's discussions with an unnamed foreign leader will likely produce evidence of "gross" abuse of power.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman and California Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff said in a statement Wednesday that the Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson deemed the complaint "both credible and urgent.".

It is unclear which foreign leader Trump was speaking with or what was being discussed, but Katyal said all signs point to significant wrongdoing by the president.

There are probably tapes and transcripts documenting a gross abuse of power by Trump.

The alleged complaint will raise new questions about the president's treatment of the intelligence services and his handling of classified information.

On multiple occasions, Trump has shared sensitive information with foreign representatives or the public, potentially undermining ongoing operations and national security.

Critics said the image could be used by adversaries to identify America's closely-guarded surveillance capabilities. »

U.S. drone strike kills 30 pine nut farm workers in Afghanistan

Authored by reuters.com

Men carry a coffin of one of the victims after a drone strike, in Khogyani district of Nangarhar province, Afghanistan September 19, 2019.REUTERS/Parwiz.

Afghanistan’s Defence Ministry and a senior U.S official in Kabul confirmed the drone strike, but did not share details of civilian casualties.

“U.S. forces conducted a drone strike against Da’esh (IS) terrorists in Nangarhar,” said Colonel Sonny Leggett, a spokesman for U.S. forces in Afghanistan. »

Burger King removes all plastic toys from kids meals

Authored by news.sky.com
image for

Burger King says removing the toys will save an estimated 320 tonnes of waste each year.

Burger King has removed all plastic toys from its children's meals from today after two sisters started a petition.

The fast food chain says the move will save an estimated 320 tonnes of waste annually. »