Month: January 2022

Reality television star Jennie Nguyen spoke out for the first time since being fired from the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” show over her resurfaced posts decrying Black Lives Matter protests and supporting the police. Nguyen was accused of being racist by her detractors who recirculated the posts from a time in 2020 when
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Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is extending an indoor mask mandate until 11:59 p.m. on the last day of February. The mandate had been scheduled to end later this month. I am extending the limited Public Health Emergency until February 15 and indoor mask requirements until February 28. nnMayoru2019s Order for Indoor Mask Requirements: https://coronavirus.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/coronavirus/page_content/attachments/2022-018%20Extension%20of%20Indoor%20Mask%20Requirements.pdfu00a0u2026nnMayoru2019s
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Hyattsville Mayor Kevin Ward was found dead in Fort Marcy, a park in McLean, Virginia on Tuesday. 44-year-old Kevin Ward died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the city said. It is with great sadness that we report that our beloved #HyattsvilleMayor Kevin Ward passed away yesterday, January 25 from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. We
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(Natural News) The Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate is problematic for many reasons, but one of the indisputable top concerns is the fact that it’s putting our nation’s security at risk, a topic that was recently explored by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons’ Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet. She outlined some of the abuses
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(Natural News) The Biden regime is banning monoclonal antibodies by removing them from emergency use authorization (EUA). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided out of the blue to cut off America’s supply of Regeneron, a “passive vaccine” that many Democrats seem to oppose because it was promoted by President Donald Trump. (Related: Sen.
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A police officer walks in front of the United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, D.C., May 13, 2021. (Andrew Kelly/Reuters) The main criticism I’ve gotten for my column urging the Supreme Court to end racial preferences in college admissions is: What about legacy preferences? Why should racial preferences have to give way to pure
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Prince George’s County Public Schools CEO Monica Goldson has indicated that students will remain masked on school property and inside classrooms until COVID “no longer exists.” What are the details? According to WTOP-FM, Goldson has said that she isn’t “thinking about a maskless classroom.” “The only classroom I’ve been thinking about is one where teaching
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Twitter VP Sinéad McSweeney warned of unprecedented government crackdowns on free speech and requests for surveillance of internet users in the platform’s latest transparency report.  It speaks volumes when Big Tech executives sound the alarm on censorship. “In a change from our last reporting period, the United States became the single largest source of government
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Denmark will lift all Covid restrictions by February 1 after UK, Ireland and the Netherlands made similar announcements. Reuters reported: Denmark aims to scrap all remaining domestic COVID-19 restrictions next week, following on from similar announcements in the UK, Ireland and the Netherlands in the past week despite high numbers of Omicron infections in Europe.
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Jonathan Williams on Utah and Economic Success: Just a few of Utah’s many impressive policy achievements include public pension reforms for government workers that began to address unfunded liabilities, the “Truth in Taxation” law that has added needed transparency and accountability to property taxes, and the “Financial Ready Utah” package of legislation that analyzes federal funds and
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The U.S. supply of computer chips has reached such alarmingly low levels that countless American manufacturers are now at a heightened risk of shutting down, the Biden administration announced this week. What are the details? The plethora of American companies that use semiconductors — such as automakers, medical device manufacturers, and other electronic device producers
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Attorney Marc Elias outside the Sandra Day O’Connor United States Courthouse in Phoenix, Ariz., in 2016. (David Jolkovski for The Washington Post via Getty Images) Democratic lawyer Marc Elias, who has been filing and threatening lawsuits around the country accusing Republican-led legislatures of drawing grotesquely gerrymandered political maps, is facing charges of hypocrisy after he
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