Month: July 2021

In a reversal of an earlier guidance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is now recommending people who are vaccinated against COVID-19 wear masks indoors in parts of the U.S. where the coronavirus is surging. CDC Director Rochelle P. Walensky announced the updated guidance while providing an update to the media on the …

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PayPal, the online payment processing giant, has announced it will work with the far-left Anti-Defamation League (ADL) to collect information on and cut off financial flows to so-called extremists, and that it will share the data it gathers with law enforcement, policymakers, and the rest of the financial industry. The initiative will be led through …

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Maryland’s attorney general is hiring a former U.S. Department of Justice attorney to lead a new unit tasked with investigating killings by police, according to a news release. Dana Mulhauser worked in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division for 12 years, prosecuting police misconduct, hate crimes and human trafficking cases throughout the country. Since 2019, …

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Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., said on Monday that President Joe Biden lied to the American people during the 2020 campaign and asserted that the president believes in open borders. JOHN KENNEDY: Let’s be honest, President Biden didn’t tell the American people the truth when he was running. He believes in open borders. He believes the border’s a nuisance, he believes …

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The growing number of coronavirus infections in the United States threatens the political success of President Joe Biden’s presidency. The president and his team have spent months promoting his handling of the coronavirus and the vaccination effort with a steady drumbeat claiming success in the battle against the virus, but the milestones promoted as victories …

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Sen. Ron Johnson and several of his GOP colleagues are demanding answers from President Joe Biden regarding the White House’s admission that the administration is collaborating with social media companies to “flag” Americans’ posts for disinformation. “Big Tech has now become Big Brother,” Johnson, R-Wis., told FOX Business exclusively. “It’s the Big Brother arm of big government and it should …

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On the global news front I have been watching one event with special attention, mainly because it seems like almost no one else is – I am speaking of course about the social and economic collapse in South Africa that has been escalating over the past couple weeks. What is strange to me is that …

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Shortly after midnight on Saturday, a Yuma Sector Border Patrol Agent encountered an individual who unlawfully crossed the international border. Records checks showed that the individual had a significant criminal history in the U.S., including conviction for negligent vehicular homicide in the state of California in 2004, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The Mexican …

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The Green Illusion Now they tell us.  That is, now they are telling us that “green jobs” won’t be such good jobs after all.   We get this blunt assessment from the New York Times, the most important newspaper in the country and without a doubt the numero uno medium by which Democrats communicate with each other.  Which is to say, …

Pinkerton: NYT Compares Biden’s Promised ‘Green Jobs’ to ‘Grueling’ Low-Wage Amazon and Uber Gigs Read More »

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is expected to extend proxy voting through the fall — and potentially until the end of the year — Democratic lawmakers and aides tell Axios. The spread of the Delta variant has alarmed both members and staffers anxious about interacting with the unvaccinated. Pelosi’s anticipated move — continuing an emergency …

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