Business mogul Kevin O’Leary wants to invest in a US refinery, says fossil fuels will stick around
April 13, 2023
Oil prices surged on Tuesday, with U.S. crude hitting its highest level since June 2014 as Russia encroaches on Ukraine’s capital. Brent crude, which is the international benchmark for oil prices, has hit $113 a barrel. As a result, concerns about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have sparked concerns among investors[Read More…]
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a new bill into law on Monday that allows New Mexico residents easier access to fentanyl test strips in an ongoing effort to curb the high number of opioid deaths in the Southwestern United States. The new bill, which passed the New Mexico[Read More…]
The American public has responded, united against Russia in it’s invasion of Ukraine. In a Yahoo News/YouGov poll, 74% of Americans say the invasion is unjustified, and 76% have an unfavorable opinion of Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to Yahoo News, the poll showed that only 3% of those who[Read More…]
According to Columbus State University, John Fuchko III will serve as interim president until a new president is hired. University System of Georgia acting chancellor Teresa MacCartney said, “President Markwood has made a point throughout his career to focus on students and make sure they had the support they needed[Read More…]
Zion Brown, 18, was dragged to the local police station in Calumet City near Chicago after she recognized her son in surveillance photos released by the police, and forced him to turn himself in for the armed robbery of a train conductor on Tuesday. The teen was seen on local[Read More…]
The Mississippi city of Natchez is implementing orders to outlaw the tethering of dogs in the city and is additionally taking steps to stop the sales of puppies in the city by people other than reputable, licensed, and permitted breeders. The Natchez Mayor along with the Board of Aldermen voted[Read More…]
According to a new executive order handed down on Sunday by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, the state is now forbidden from doing business with Russia, which cancels its investments made with the country. The governor added that New York will be welcoming Ukrainian refugees in response to[Read More…]
In front of the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland, someone wrote a threatening message, “Kill Andy Ngo,” in red paint on the Soldiers Monument. The Spanish-American War memorial in Lownsdale Square was vandalized sometime on or around February 22nd. In addition to the death threat against Andy[Read More…]
Gary Kremen, a tech entrepreneur and Santa Clara County assessor candidate, has withdrawn from the race after a nude photo scandal emerged. Kremen is known for founding Match.com, but was also accused of sending semi-nude pictures of himself and his longtime partner to a former staff member through Dropbox. According[Read More…]
On top of already imposed sanctions by the US and Canadian governments, liquor stores have said they will stop selling Russian vodka. “Ontario joins Canada’s allies in condemning the Russian government’s act of aggression against the Ukrainian people, and will direct the [Liquor Control Board of Ontario] to withdraw all products[Read More…]