Business mogul Kevin O’Leary wants to invest in a US refinery, says fossil fuels will stick around
April 13, 2023
2021 is on pace to become the worst year of gun violence in decades, surpassing higher levels than last year. The Gun Violence Archive states from January 1 to September 15 a total of 14,516 people died from gun violence in the US. This is a nine percent increase from[Read More…]
According to reports, thousands of inmates were released from prisons and jails throughout the US because of COVID-19. Advocacy groups are now calling on President Joe Biden to exercise broad presidential powers to commute these inmates’ sentences. The CARES Act, a government policy which allowed use of home confinement, was implemented[Read More…]
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) wore a “Tax the Rich” dress to the 2021 Met Gala. Mask-less and Socialist AOC showed up to the Met Gala with a couture “Tax the Rich” dress to the elite bash, where tickets cost at least $30,000 and purchase of a table is[Read More…]
Former President Trump chastised the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan and speculates China and Russia could already be reverse-engineering U.S. military equipment left behind. Trump suggested in an interview with Sharyl Atkisson on the September 12 episode of “Full Measure,” that the nation’s adversaries could be taking advantage of the[Read More…]
More than a million New York City students returned to school this Monday and many are unvaccinated. In the nation’s largest school district 65 percent of eligible students are vaccinated while 75 percent of school staff are also vaccinated. This comes after Mayor Bill de Blasio stated back in March[Read More…]
A Vietnamese man was jailed for five years on Monday for violating the country’s quarantine rules and spreading the virus. Le Van Tri, 28, was convicted of spreading COVID-19 after breaking the 21-day quarantine regulations due to motorcycle travels from Ca Mau to Ho Chi Minh City (USA Today) back[Read More…]
A New Jersey student says he is barred from taking classes at Rutgers University because he is unvaccinated, despite him studying virtually from home. Logan Hollar, 22, told NJ.com he ignored the school’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate because his classes were remote and was living at his home in Sandyston, 70[Read More…]
The Delta variant is driving an increase in hospitalizations nationwide with CDC data stating daily deaths have jumped 131% in just the last month. According to data collected by the New York Times, the daily average of COVID related deaths on September 5th is at 1,560. This is up 55%[Read More…]
Food Network has disowned one of its hosts, Josh Denny, due to describing himself as pro-life in a series of tweets. Josh Denny, a former frontman for Food Network’s “Ginormous Food” describes himself as pro-life in a controversial thread celebrating the Texas Abortion bill that blocks abortions once a heartbeat[Read More…]
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam granted posthumous pardons Tuesday to seven Black men who were executed in 1951 for the rape of a white women (AP). The “Martinsville Seven” as they were known, were convicted of raping 32-year-old Ruby Stroud Floyd. The seven men were mostly in their late teens or[Read More…]