Despite protests president Trump still travels to Pittsburgh

by

A man holds a sign outside the University of Pittsburgh's Presbyterian Hospital before the arrival of President Donald Trump's motorcade in Pittsburgh, Tuesday Oct. 30, 2018. President Trump is paying a visit to the people who were wounded Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, when a gunman interrupted worship services at the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing 11, and wounding six. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
Reading Time: < 1 minute
A man holds a sign outside the University of Pittsburgh's Presbyterian Hospital before the arrival of President Donald Trump's motorcade in Pittsburgh, Tuesday Oct. 30, 2018. President Trump is paying a visit to the people who were wounded Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, when a gunman interrupted worship services at the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing 11, and wounding six. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
A man holds a sign outside the University of Pittsburgh’s Presbyterian Hospital before the arrival of President Donald Trump’s motorcade in Pittsburgh, Tuesday Oct. 30, 2018. President Trump is paying a visit to the people who were wounded Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, when a gunman interrupted worship services at the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing 11, and wounding six. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)

 

Despite protests president Trump still travels to Pittsburgh. April Ryan reports.

 

Content brought to you by the newsroom at American Urban Radio Networks. AURN is the #1 Black-owned Nielsen rated national radio network and the only Black-owned broadcaster with a bureau in the White House press room.

AURN Podcast Network

advanced divider
advanced divider

NEWS

Poll: Americans Flip the Script on Immigration
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
Trump Threatens 35% Tariff on Canada, Citing Fentanyl Concerns
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
Will North Carolina Help Stop National Diversity Purge?
News
Judge Blocks Trump Order Ending Birthright Citizenship, Calls It Unconstitutional
News
Abortion Rights in Michigan: Legal but Unaffordable for Many
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
Are Voters Turning Against the Cuts?
News
This Day in History: Arthur Ashe Born in 1943
On This Day in History Sports
U.S. Sanctions U.N. Investigator Critical of Israel
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
IRS Greenlights Church Endorsements, Eroding Church-State Divide
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
Will This HBCU Train the Next Generation of AI Leaders?
News
Supreme Court Clears Trump’s Federal Workforce Overhaul
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
This Day in History: Dr. Daniel Hale Williams Performs First Successful Open-Heart Surgery
On This Day in History
Is Trump Weaponizing Student Loan Forgiveness?
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
Tariff Pause or Trade Strategy? Trump Delays Reciprocal Duties
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
What Did Trump’s New Law Just Take Away?
News
Digital Archive to Preserve Bayard Rustin’s Legacy
News
Why Are Black Staffers Still Underrepresented on Capitol Hill?
News
Musk Breaks With Trump, Launches ‘America Party’ Amid Political Feud
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
At Least 80 Dead as More Rain Looms in Texas
AURN News with Ebony McMorris
Layoffs Remain High in Trump Economy
News
Justices Greenlight Deportations Despite Warnings of Torture in South Sudan
News
This Day in History: Booker T. Washington Founds Tuskegee Institute
On This Day in History
Trump Ended DEI, and Black Unemployment Went Up?
News
Diddy Denied Bail After Mixed Verdict in Sex Crimes Case
News
Jeffries Stalls GOP Megabill With Voices From the People
AURN News with Ebony McMorris