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PNC Bank is announcing more branch closures. The closures are expected to happen in February, a PNC spokesperson told Pittsburgh’s Action News 4. Nineteen branches in all are set to close. Four branches in Illinois, three in Texas, two in Alabama and New Jersey, and one each in Ohio, Florida and Indiana will be closing. …
At a time when divisive American political rhetoric drives the headlines, and sentiment on elected officials and the direction of the country is bleak, it’s hard to find solutions in which Democrats, independents, and Republicans agree. However, in looking at “age limits” or “term limits” for federally elected officials, it’s clear these are two issues that gain vast amounts of …
Voters Want Age And Term Limits For Elected Officials Read More »
I hope you are sitting down when you read this article. There is absolutely no way I can possibly sugar coat this, so I’ll just be frank… The NYS Supreme Court Appellate Division’s Fourth Judicial Department has issued their ruling in our quarantine lawsuit against Governor Hochul and her Department of Health, and they have ruled against …
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‘I honestly feel that the Democratic Party has forgot about the Black male,’ one Black voter told NY Times reporter Astead Herndon A recent New York Times podcast episode featured several Black voices expressing their hesitation and “concern” over voting for President Biden’s re-election in 2024, with some claiming Biden is “too old” and others stating that …
I find it surprising that I have seen nothing in the news about the turmoil in Somerset County Government. The County Administrator was suspended, the Warden of Somerset County Jail was fired, and another high ranking official in Finance was fired as well…. whaaaat? On top of that, the head of HR quit under pressure. …
Not only will a lawsuit against the state of Georgia regarding its election security measures go forward, but a judge said in her ruling that the “evidence does not suggest that the Plaintiffs are conspiracy theorists of any variety.” The only way to make that any better would be if this judge were appointed by, …
New York City’s sanctuary chickens are coming home to roost. Mayor Eric Adams unveiled “painful” budget cuts for 2024 across city agencies on Thursday in an effort to cover ballooning costs from New York’s ongoing illegal immigrant crisis. Adams placed blame on the lack of federal and state aid to offset the city’s migrant expenses rather …
In my last column, “Why the Palestinians refuse to civilize,” I put the Israel/Hamas conflict in its proper perspective as the inevitable fruit of cultural Marxism’s division of all humanity into oppressors and the oppressed, with the Palestinians achieving the collective status of “most oppressed” after decades of painful and careful cultivation of that image …
Former troops are suing the U.S. government for lost pay and benefits due to the Biden administration’s military vaccine mandate, one of the lawyers who successfully brought down the Anthrax vaccine told Breitbart News. Attorney Dale Saran, a retired Marine, and fellow attorneys Andy Meyer and Brandon Johnson are representing the former troops in three …
Former Troops Punished over Biden’s Vaccine Mandate Sue for Billions in Lost Wages Read More »
They should be required to visit a PRC concentration camp Never in our history have Americans so openly and brazenly celebrated a dictator. By happenstance, the 400 business leaders who attended the dinner with Chinese dictator Xi Jinping last week in San Francisco after his meeting with President Biden provided Americans with a teachable moment. …
Dinner with a Dictator: When American Business Leaders Support the Enemy Read More »