GOP USA MIDDAY REPORT 05/30/2014

Illegal Aliens Dumped at Tucson Bus Station More than 100 people, mostly women and children, were left to their own devices at the Tucson Greyhound station over the last two days after Department of Homeland Security officials released them on their own recognizance. "The sheer volume of people being released is staggering. On a holiday weekend most of the buses are already booked," said Laurie Melrood, a volunteer helping families at the station.

Shinseki Out at Veterans Affairs Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki resigned Friday in a personal meeting with President Barack Obama, shortly after publicly apologizing for deep problems plaguing the agency's health care system that Obama called "totally unacceptable."

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Media objective: 'Extricate' Obama from scandals A media watchdog group has discovered that the "Big Three" television networks have given little coverage on the Veteran's Affairs scandal that has most of the nation talking.

Mental Illness and Mass Killings If only gun bans or background checks could have kept Elliot Rodger from murdering six innocent people. He passed three background checks for gun purchases despite having seen mental health counselors for years. This in a state where people are banned from having access to a gun if they are institutionalized, even briefly, or make specific threats while in counseling with a psychologist, psychiatrist or licensed therapeutic counselor.

No trace of missing Malaysian airliner ever found Their hopes raised and dashed, relatives of passengers on a missing Malaysia Airlines plane want a new plan to find it after the search was suspended following a new setback.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer bids $2 billion for Clippers Shelly Sterling reached an agreement Thursday night to sell the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer for $2 billion in what would be a record deal if approved by the NBA, according to an individual with knowledge of the negotiations.