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Dogs and cats aren’t the only furry friends you can adopt from the Prince William County Animal Shelter. The police department posted a tweet Wednesday letting residents know hamsters are also available to those seeking a new pet. f you’re interested in adoption, you can schedule an appointment by phone at 703-792-6465 or email animalshelter@pwcgov.org.
One of President Joe Biden’s first moves in office was to sign a number of executive orders, including one to cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline, which would bring oil from Canada into the Great Planes. With the stroke of a pen, Biden’s executive order effectively killed 11,00 construction jobs. The small town of Dorchester, Nebraska, …
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Prince George’s County police say they have arrested and charged five people in connection with a deadly New Year’s Day robbery and stabbing. Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and Weather Authorities identified the suspects as 23-year-old Yery Pascual Miguel, 21-year-old Jose Cordon-Estrada, 19-year-old Widman Arevalo Cabrera, 18-year-old Cristian Sandoval-Lopez and 15-year-old Cesar …
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In my new book Fish Out of Water: A Search for the Meaning of Life, I write about growing up with my European immigrant parents. Much of the story is very funny — and of course true — but some of it is quite serious. That’s because my parents saw the horrors of communism up close, …
The Democrat-controlled Virginia Senate has passed a bill that would require every local school division to make both virtual and in-person learning available to students. The measure was sponsored by Republican Sen. Siobhan Dunnavant, who is a doctor. It advanced on a 26-13 bipartisan vote. One senator who spoke in favor of the bill called …
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President Biden decided to work from home — the White House — Monday despite what New Yorkers getting pounded by a foot-and-a-half of snow would consider a mere dusting for DC, as just about 2 inches coated the nation’s capital. Biden kept late-afternoon plans to host 10 Republican senators to discuss COVID-19 relief at the White House, …
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Former 2020 presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has made history as the first openly gay Cabinet member in U.S. history to be confirmed by the Senate. At age 39, Buttigieg also represents another “first” as a millennial and the youngest person nominated to Biden’s Cabinet. Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, the country’s first openly bisexual senator, …
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Senate Republicans will call in the FBI to testify in former President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial if Democrats open “a can of worms” by calling witnesses, Sen. Lindsey Graham warned. Speaking to Fox News in an interview Monday evening, Graham (R-SC) made the remarks while criticizing impeachment proceedings against the former commander-in-chief. “The second impeachment of Donald …
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In December and January, as he barnstormed around Georgia for Senate runoff candidates Jon Ossoff and the Rev. Raphael Warnock, then-President-elect Joe Biden made a promise: Elect these two and you get $2,000 stimulus checks. The day before the election, he made it abundantly clear: “By electing Jon and the reverend, you can make an immediate difference …
#BidenLied Trends on Twitter as Angry Libs Realize They Aren’t Getting What They Wanted Read More »