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Trump's star has repeatedly been the target of vandalism and protests since the reality TV star's turn to politics, most recently last month.Prosecutors said Monday that the suspect in that case, a 24-year-old local resident, would be arraigned next week on a felony count of vandalism in the pickax destruction of Trump's star.Austin Mikel Clay turned himself in one day after the July 25 incident, according to a statement from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. It was not immediately clear whether he has an attorney.Hollywood division officers responded to a call at 3:33 a.m. (6:33 a.m. ET) to the tourist area.Patricia Cox, a witness, told CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS that she saw a man "going to town" on the ground "like it was his business just to be tearing up the ground," she said. "I thought it was work going on over here."Los Angeles police Officer Ray Brown said Clay did not reveal a motive for the alleged vandalism, and the investigation continues. He was released on ,000 bail.In April 2016, a Superman impersonator on Hollywood Boulevard said he had seen visitors make obscene gestures next to the star, deface it with paint and allow a dog to relieve itself on the landmark."People often stomp with anger on the star, others kick their heels over the star, and some spit. The last time, someone put a sticker over the star," impersonator Francisco Javier said at the time.A street artist constructed a tiny wall around Trump's star in July 2016, and that October Los Angeles police arrested a man who they said vandalized the star with a sledgehammer and a pickax.If convicted as charged, Clay could face a possible maximum sentence of three years in jail, prosecutors said.To get a star on the sidewalk, Trump or his representatives had to pay ,000 for the creation and installation of the star in 2007 after the chamber approved his nomination. Anyone can make a nomination. 1917

We've had a peaceful transfer of power going back to 1792, said McConnell.Back in September, President Donald Trump seemed to indicate he would commit to a friendly transition of power after the election, should he lose."I think we're going to have a tremendous victory. I don't think there will be a transition," Trump said at the time. "They say 'will there be a friendly transition?' Of course there will. But when we win, they don't call it a transition, do they." "Do we believe in a peaceful transition? We do," added the president.This story was originally published by Jordan Mickle at WLEX. 599

was the first to report Westerhout's exit. Citing a source with knowledge of her departure, The Times reported that Westerhout was considered a "separated employee" Thursday and would not be allowed to return to the White House on Friday.A person familiar with the dinner at the Embassy Suites hotel in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey -- where reporters stay during Trump's visits -- said Westerhout and deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley attended a dinner alongside several reporters during his most recent trip.These dinners are common during the President's trips and are typically treated as off the record, as was this one.Westerhout's abrupt departure came as a surprise to her colleagues who had no idea about the matter, several people told CNN. She was seen as someone loyal to Trump and a true believer in his policies, sources said, though it has been reported in two books she was in tears when he won on Election Night.Before joining the Trump administration, Westerhout served as the assistant to Republican National Committee Chief of Staff Katie Walsh, who later became a senior adviser to the Trump transition team.In this role, Westerhout was frequently seen escorting key members of the Trump's transition team through the Trump Tower lobby."The President-elect wanted to make sure all of his meetings were very transparent, so it became a little bit more public than I originally thought it was going to be," she told CNN in 2016.Westerhout was also one of six White House officials found to have violated the Hatch Act in 2018. 1546

We're months into this and have little to nothing done,"" said UFCW Local 135 President Todd Walters. ""This is ridiculous. Our members want a contract; we shouldn't have to wait for months to get it.""" 480

We are horrified by this senseless act of violence, the company said in a statement. "Our hearts are with the victims and their families. We have reached out to law enforcement to provide our full assistance." 209

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