Month: October 2023

Former CIA and NSA Director and retired Air Force general Michael Hayden called for Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville (AL) to be removed from the “human race” in a social media post Monday. In response to a post on X that said, “Should Tommy Tuberville be removed from his committee? Yes or No?,” Hayden responded, “How …

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ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today announced that more than 1.7 billion new juvenile oysters have been planted on sanctuary and public oyster fishery sites in Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay this year, surpassing an ambitious 2023 planting goal and setting a new annual record. The milestone means that the state has planted almost 7 billion oysters since …

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These new regulations would go into effect in 2028. The Biden administration announced on Friday new restrictions on gas-powered furnaces in order to curb carbon emissions and residential energy use. According to the Department of Energy, these regulations will cut household utility costs by $1.5 billion annually and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. “At the direction …

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spent $237,960 on roughly 30 solar-powered picnic tables while the vast majority of its workforce stayed home during the COVID-19 pandemic. The State Department paid more than $117,250 for as many as 40 luxurious Ethan Allen leather recliners to fill its embassy building in Islamabad, Pakistan. And the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Defense Advanced Research Projects …

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Joe Biden, President of the US, has an intention to turn to the Congress with a request to allocate the largest aid package for Ukraine worth up to US$100 billion. Source: The Telegraph with reference to sources Details: Biden considers a “one-and-done” bill on financing the aid for Ukraine until the next presidential elections, trying to overcome …

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) said on Friday it wants to raise the price of first-class mail stamps to 68 cents from 66 cents effective Jan. 21. The proposal, which must be approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission, would raise mailing services product prices by about 2%, significantly less than prior price hikes. Stamp …

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The CEO of Smith & Wesson says the company’s next 170 years looks ‘pretty good’ Firearm manufacturer Smith & Wesson officially moved its headquarters from New England to Tennessee, earning praise from the NRA. “Congratulations to Smith & Wesson on their grand opening in Tennessee. This move is a testament to their enduring legacy, their commitment …

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U.S. to provide free tuition to women in the Middle-East, provided they “participate in an additional activity or short-term project where students can promote and advocate for gender equality.” The U.S. spent $787.4 million on advancing gender equality in now Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. The State Department is prepared to spend $15 million to create “gender scholars” …

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Commander, Joe Biden’s German Shepherd, has been banned from the White House because he keeps biting people, just as Biden’s other dog (now banned from the White House) did. For those who know how easy it is to train German Shepherds, who are smart dogs who want to learn, this is weird. How can Commander …

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Republicans are playing the long game in the fight to ban “Zuck Bucks” nationwide, and in Wisconsin they’re entrusting it to voters on the state’s April 2024 primary ballot. The Federalist first reported on Republican legislators’ strategy to get a constitutional amendment on the ballot next year, giving Wisconsiners the power to ban private funding for elections. Twenty …

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