Month: May 2021

An Idaho deputy who was placed on administrative leave a month ago after posting a TikTok mocking LeBron James went viral, is no longer employed with the Bellevue Marshal’s Office.  Bellevue Mayor Ned Burns posted on the city’s Facebook page Thursday morning that Bellevue Marshal deputy Nate Silvester was terminated effective May 27, 2021. The mayor also confirmed the …

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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has relaxed its rules for reporting work-related adverse events involving the COVID-19 vaccine, releasing employers from an earlier requirement that they report any incidents suffered by their employees due to a mandated vaccine. In April, OSHA said on its website that any businesses that require the COVID-19 vaccine as a condition …

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The Army faces cuts to end strength and top line funding in President Joe Biden’s fiscal year 2022 budget request, according to documents released Friday. “The reduction for the Army reflects the president’s decision to withdraw all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by the beginning of fiscal year [2022],” said Anne McAndrew, acting Defense Department comptroller, in a …

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Just days after calling out China on Newsmax for “buying” President Joe Biden and son Hunter, former President Donald Trump warned the United States will see its economic and world power usurped by Beijing. “We’re going to be dependent on China, if he doesn’t do something about it,” Trump said in an exclusive interview on Newsmax’s “Dick Morris Democracy.” “And China’s …

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A pregnant mom enjoying a day at the beach with her kids became a hero after she jumped into action to rescue three children drowning in Lake Michigan. Alyssa DeWitt, who is five months pregnant, was at the First Street Beach Pier on Tuesday when she first noticed a pair of arms waving out from …

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A majority of voters say the country is on the right track, a new Hill-Harris X poll finds. Fifty-one percent of registered voters in the May 24-25 survey said the country is on the right track. By contrast, 41 percent of respondents said the country is on the wrong track and 8 percent are unsure. …

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A former Army Green Beret sentenced to more than 15 years in prison for spying for Russia has filed paperwork seeking to withdraw his guilty plea. Peter Debbins of Gainesville, Virginia, filed the handwritten motion earlier this week from his jail cell in Alexandria. He gave no reason for doing so, but the filing came less than two …

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These people are asking us to commit to drastic lifestyle changes. They want to ban the internal combustion engine, build wind farms, go heavy on solar, and quit eating beef. Trillions in economic activity must be sacrificed to save Mother Earth. I don’t think that’s going to fly. The so-called clean or green energy alternatives …

CBS News’ Interview with Climate Scientist Exposes the Whole Ruse Read More »

Police in St. Louis, Missouri are investigating a sign that was posted outside a local Popeyes drive-thru lane that refused service to white people. Police said they’re pretty confident the sign was posted by someone who isn’t a Popeyes employee after surveillance video IDed the suspect. The sign, which made the rounds on social media in St. Charles County reads, …

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Mask mandates did not slow the spread of the coronavirus in the United States. A new study in pre-publication phase provides further documentation of what astute observers of the COVID-19 pandemic already know. The study’s lead author Damian D. Guerra, an assistant professor of biology at the University of Louisville, and co-author Daniel J. Guerra, of VerEvMed, “hypothesized …

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