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WASHINGTON - President Obama, after months of sitting on the sidelines of the rancorous contest to succeed him, is now ready to aggressively campaign for Hillary Clinton, starting with a formal endorsement of her candidacy as early as this week. The White House is in active conversations with Mrs. Clinton’s campaign about how and where the president would be useful to her, according to senior aides to Mr. Obama. Advisers say the president, who sees a Democratic successor as critical to his legacy, is impatient to begin campaigning. They say he is taking nothing for granted.

A scheduled private meeting with black pastors was supposed to be followed by a press conference where, according to the campaign: A coalition of 100 African American Evangelical pastors and religious leaders will endorse the GOP front runner after a private meeting at Trump Tower. This did not sit well with prospective attendees, many of whom claim that they had no intention of endorsing Trump, with one calling him an insult and embarrassment. But he represents the country we have become.

Irish consultancy ROTHCO has worked with paper company Daintree to create the Shred of Decency campaign, in support of same-sex marriage in the Republic of Ireland. Ahead of the referendum on same-sex marriage on 22 May, the campaign sees flyers distributed by the No campaign turned into confetti. The consultancy says it has focused on flyers which contain factually incorrect statements such as, ‘They will contract cancer earlier in life’. More from inspiration.

Shred Hate is a bullying-prevention campaign under the umbrella of X Games. We work with some of the most experienced and best bullying-prevention programs in the world, said Shred Hate spokesman Jack Mitrani, a former pro snowboarder who will co-host the Winter X Games in Aspen this week. Tuesday, Shred Hate made its way to Aspen High School, where Mitrani joined with X Games athletes Alex Ferreira and Torin Yater-Wallace in the high school commons to talk about bullying. Ferreira and Yater-Wallace, both of whom will compete in the men’s ski superpipe finals Friday at Buttermilk, are AHS graduates.

He questioned the raise of farm subsidy, saying the DPP wants to use the money for campaign. Dzonzi also faulted government’s recent conduct of bailing out state enterprises from debts they have and demanded a ministerial statement from Ministey of Energy on why Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi has been paying misprocurements and on invoices raised behind the backs of its management. Peoples Party spokesperson on finance John Chikalimba said the budget has many problems which he said the government needed to explain