Month: October 2021

Child Care Stabilization Grants Awarded to State’s Eligible Child Care Programs ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced that more than $155 million in Child Care Stabilization Grants will be distributed to licensed child care centers and registered family child care providers across the state this month. These federal funds will provide financial relief to child …

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In remarks from the White House on Monday, an exasperated President Biden addressed the looming October 18 deadline before which Congress must vote to raise the nation’s debt ceiling or face defaulting on its debts on the heels of last week’s failure to whip enough support among congressional Democrats to move his domestic legislative agenda …

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The governor of West Virginia said there’s no chance he’s mandating the coronavirus vaccine for school children. During an interview with CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday, Gov. Jim Justice (R) said he truly believes mandates only divide us as a nation more. The Republican governor said from the standpoint of mandates, he doesn’t believe …

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Author Joe Hoft lived in Hong Kong for the past decade and has intimate knowledge of China We’ve reported for years on the China economy and reasons to be concerned.  Recently our concerns have arrived. In early 2020 we repeated our warnings on the state of China’s economy. More

‘The illicit secrecy and stonewalling is obviously political and undermines the rule of law’ The Department of Justice has been hit with a lawsuit for failing to provide public access to its records about the “killing” of Ashli Babbitt. She was the California woman, unarmed, a 14-year Air Force veteran, who was shot and killed …

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 image via The Daily Caller “Amid the closest partisan margin in the House of Representatives in almost 20 years, state legislatures are redrawing their congressional districts in preparation for the 2022 midterm elections. “States are constitutionally required to redraw their congressional districts following the release of the U.S. census, but the manner in which they …

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Monthly allotment will be raised by almost 30 percent Americans currently on food stamps will see their monthly allotment raised by almost 30 percent, thanks to a change in policy from the Biden administration. CNN reported that following a review of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Americans who count on money for food will be given …

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Update (1445ET): Authorities in Arizona are now probing the illegal bathroom recording of Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.), officials confirmed with The Epoch Times on Monday. “The ASU Police Department is working with Senator Sinema and conducting a full investigation of the incident that occurred Sunday,” Adam Wolfe, the public information officer for the university, told The Epoch …

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The highest paid bureaucrat in the entire federal government went on Face the Nation yesterday and let his mask slip. He might as well have put on a Grinch costume when he responded to a question from host Margaret Brennan on whether or not people could gather for Christmas this year and answered that it is too …

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In April, Chris Wray and the FBI announced they were looking for a Trump-supporting grandma who walked through the US Capitol on January 6th. She was carrying a flag. They were after her for criminal activity. IThe FBI is the enemy of the people. More