Month: April 2023

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan announced on Monday that his panel has issued a subpoena to FBI Director Christopher Wray seeking information on one of the bureau’s field offices’ efforts to investigate “extremists” in Catholic parishes in the US. Jordan’s investigation centers on a now-withdrawn Jan. 23 memo from the FBI’s Richmond, Va., Field Office titled, …

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China is a rival power. They are supplanting the United States on the global stage, both in terms of their economic capability and in terms of their military capability. They also talk openly about wanting to reorient the world — to move it away from an American‑led Western coalition. They want to create something very different, …

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Armed BLM-Antifa protester Garrett Foster hours before being fatally shot A Texas soldier was found guilty of murder on Friday after Soros-backed District Attorney Jose Garza sought murder charges for an act of self defense during the 2020 George Floyd riots. Sgt. Daniel Perry, an army soldier who shot and killed an armed BLM-Antifa protester in Austin …

Lead Detective in Daniel Perry Case: Soros-Funded DA Removed 100 Pages of Evidence from Jury – DA’s Actions Went from Highly Unethical to Criminal Conduct Read More »

Democrats never stop warning about the right’s supposed threat to democracy and the rule of law, yet their calls to ignore a court decision Friday against an abortion pill show just where that threat really comes from. Texas federal Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ordered the Food and Drug Administration to hold up its 2000 approval of the …

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The state of Tennessee is using eminent domain to seize land in order to build connecting roads from a new electric truck plant to the interstate, undervaluing the land of local farmers in a series of lawsuits, according to the Tennessee Lookout. Blue Oval City, an electric truck and battery assembly complex named after the Ford …

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Two Norfolk Southern trains derailed this weekend – one in Alabama and another in Pennsylvania. The train derailment in Alabama spilled diesel fuel and engine oil. There were 11 cars of a Norfolk Southern train that flew off the tracks early Sunday morning in Jasper, Alabama. Some of the cars rolled over. The locomotive also rolled on …

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Mark Wahlberg has provided more details about his plans to build his own Hollywood studio in his new hometown of Las Vegas, envisioning creating 10,000 jobs in the process. In an interview with Fox Business, Wahlberg spoke about his dream project and his recent decision to move his family out of California for the sake of his children. “We’re …

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CHICAGO (Reuters) -About 150 employees of a Tyson Foods Inc chicken plant in Arkansas went on strike on Monday for better treatment before the company shuts the facility, an organizer said. Tyson plans to close the plant in Van Buren, Arkansas, on May 12, eliminating jobs for 969 non-union employees, as it seeks to improve …

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A survey of small businesses found that the labor market is their top concern, with 43% of small businesses saying they have job openings they cannot fill. Newly released small business survey data shows that those businesses cite the labor market as their top concern. The National Federation of Independent Businesses released a survey of …

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OCEAN CITY – Despite an ongoing lifeguard shortage, officials say they will make any necessary changes to ensure the beach is covered ahead of the summer season. On Monday, Emergency Services Director Joe Theobald presented the Ocean City Police Commission with an update on lifeguard recruitment. While staffing challenges remain, he said the Ocean City …

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