Month: December 2020

Delaware Governor John Carney announced Thursday a new stay-at-home advisory and universal mask mandate as coronavirus cases continue to surge. Carney strongly advised against gathering indoors with anyone outside your household from Dec. 14 through Jan. 11. The advisory does not apply to Delawareans in workplaces and traveling to and from work. In addition to the stay-at-home advisory, …

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Selling out American workers. Utah Senator Mike Lee succeeded in passing legislation in the Senate that would eliminate per-country-caps on recipients of H-1B visas on Wednesday, a policy change that would effectively monopolize the visa system for nationals of large countries such as India. The Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act has been called the greatest …

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In Fairfax County, a lawsuit reveals disturbing details of an alleged assault at Villa Bella in Burke, Virginia. According to court documents, the general manager of the Italian restaurant, Benny Genuardi, made “unwanted and unwelcome sexual comments” to 20-year-old Rue Choga on the job. The complaint states Genuardi began “using his power and position to …

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Only trained service dogs are allowed to accompany their owners The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued a ban on emotional support animals of any kind accompanying their owners inside the cabin of a U.S. flight, and the only service animals allowed to board alongside their owners must be trained dogs. In a new set …

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One of Joe Biden’s first priorities as president will be to risk stoking a new migrant crisis. After much trial and error, President Trump came up with ­arrangements with Mexico and Central American countries that drastically diminished the pressure from asylum-seekers on our southern border. Biden has pledged to overturn these policies, as well as undermine …

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I have to admit that Donald Trump was not my initial choice for president. It wasn’t until it came down to Trump or Hillary Clinton that I knew I didn’t have a choice. I also have to admit there were numerous times over the last four years when I cringed at Trump’s loose-cannon approach to …

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President Trump’s lawyers shared dramatic video footage during a hearing Thursday at the Georgia legislature that they say depicts mysterious briefcases full of ballots being counted in the state after most election workers had been sent home for the night.  The footage was shown during a hearing of the Georgia Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, at which the president’s legal team presented …

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University said it was ‘used to support dangerous inaccuracies’ A report of a senior Johns Hopkins lecturer’s analysis concluding that the coronavirus had no overall effect on the total number of deaths in the United States was retracted by the university on Thursday. Essentially, Genevieve Briand, a longtime professor of economics and statistics, argued in …

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The Campbell County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday opposing coronavirus restrictions imposed by Gov. Ralph Northam, becoming the first locality in Virginia to declare itself a “First Amendment sanctuary.” The resolution was proposed in response to tighter virus restrictions announced by Northam before Thanksgiving limiting public gatherings to 25 people or fewer, expanding Virginia’s …

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Democratic House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Maryland) announced over the Thanksgiving weekend that the MORE Act, which would end the federal prohibition of cannabis, has been scheduled for a full floor vote this coming week. The vote could happen as early as Wednesday evening. Advocates expect the bill to pass; House leaders typically don’t bring a …

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