Nikki Haley

US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley resigns

US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley resigns

US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley is resigning to “take a little time off” and will leave at the end of the year. Haley discussed her resignation with Trump last week when she visited him at the White House. Trump accepted her resignation and stated that he will name her successor within two or three weeks.

A street filled with cars in the rebel-held Idlib city, Syria, shown from above on June 8, 2017.

Trump warns Syria not to ‘recklessly attack’ Idlib province

Conflict & Justice
Mike Mullen

Former Joint Chiefs Chairman Mike Mullen says the US must keep the door open with Moscow

Conflict
Bashar al-Assad

President Trump, can the US act as global police and put ‘America first’?

Conflict
People walk past signs bearing the name of U.S. President-elect Republican Donald Trump in Tel Aviv, Israel on November 14, 2016.

Israeli settlers attending Trump’s inauguration see signs for hope

Global Politics
The World

Election preview: local primaries get tea party push

Global Politics

Along with Todd Zwillich and Mark Quinn, host of South Carolina ETV’s Public Affairs program, ‘The Big Picture,’ we take a look around the country at today’s elections.

Congress Loses Its Most Senior Senator, Replaces DeMint, Debates Sandy Aid

A number of Senators and Representatives are lobbying for new gun control measures since the Newtown shooting last Friday. Even Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Democrat from the decidedly pro-gun state of Nevada, said yesterday, on the Senate floor, “In the coming days and weeks, we’ll engage in a meaningful conversation and thoughtful debate about […]

VEEP-Stakes: Who Will Romney Pick?

In the few days since  Mitt Romney swept the Wisconsin, Virginia and Washington, DC primaries, the GOP appears to be finally coalescing around the former Massachusetts governor. As Mitt Romney counts his delegates and prepares for the final stretch of the primary season, the media’s spotlight turns to potential running-mates. Senator Marco Rubio insists he has […]

What Next for the Tea Party in South Carolina?

South Carolina is in many ways the epicenter of the Tea Party movement. Junior senator Jim Demint and Governor Nikki Haley were put into office by their Tea Party supporters. So  next week when conservative South  Carolinians  go to the polls to vote in the Republican primary, their party will face their first test of solidarity. Karen Martin […]

South Carolina’s Anti-Voter Fraud Law Stirs Controversy

Ahead of the 2012 presidential election, a fight is brewing on voter identification laws. At stake is the question of whether the problem is serious enough to threaten the results of the elections. South Carolina took an extra step to combat voter fraud in May, when Governor Nikki Haley signed a bill into law which […]