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Government Grew by 48,000 Employees in April

(CNSNews.com) – Federal, state and local governments in the United States increased their employment by a combined 48,000 workers in April, according to the numbers released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. From March to April, the number of workers employed by government in the United States climbed from 21,543,000 to 21,591,000. Local government employment …

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Biden administration has reportedly spent $3 billion in taxpayer money to house unaccompanied minors since February

A new report reveals the federal government has spent $3 billion to house tens of thousands of migrant children who crossed the U.S. southern border shortly after President Joe Biden was sworn in. The Biden administration has saddled American taxpayers with the eye-raising costs of housing unaccompanied minors during the current border crisis. Since February, the …

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Jimmy Kimmel’s PSA From Doctors: “Grow The F*** Up and Get the Vaccine”

This past Tuesday late-night show host Jimmy Kimmel did what Hollywood elites do best: patronize, attack, and condescend Americans who do not kowtow to their demands. A short video featured on Jimmy Kimmel Live involved a panel of apparent medical professionals inflating themselves before hurling insults to those who are choosing to not take a COVID-19 vaccine. …

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Cyberattack Forces Shutdown Of Largest Gasoline Pipeline In United States

The largest gasoline pipeline on the East Coast, and the US in general, was shut down on Friday after its operator struggled to contain a cyberattack which threatened its systems. The 5,500-mile Colonial Pipeline, which is the single largest refined-products pipeline in the United States, halted transit as the company was forced to take “certain systems offline …

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US Declares State Of Emergency To Keep Gasoline Flowing After Colonial Fails To Restart Hacked Pipeline

The US government declared a state of emergency late on Sunday, lifting limits on the transport of fuels by road in a bid to keep gas supply lines open as fears of shortages spiked after the continued shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline. “This Declaration addresses the emergency conditions creating a need for immediate transportation of …

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SC Senate reject Constitutional Carry, Passes Open Carry w Requirements

The Republican-controlled South Carolina Senate on Thursday passed a watered-down open carry bill that would allow trained gun owners with a concealed weapon permit to carry their handguns in public view. Conservative Republicans in the state Senate attempted to expand the legislation into a full-on “constitutional carry” bill to let all legal gun owners carry firearms publicly …

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IRS employees say ‘out of ink’ printers are delaying tax returns

The Internal Revenue Service is having a tough time processing tax returns this year, potentially delaying refunds for many Americans. Among the many challenges the agency faces: Out-of-order printers and copiers. “IRS employees stated that the only reason they could not use many of these devices is because they are out of ink or because …

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Cruise Line CEO says ships may avoid Florida over COVID Passport Ban

The CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. is hinting that Florida’s new ban on COVID-19 passports may force his company to take its business elsewhere, CNN reported on Friday. “At the end of the day, cruise ships have motors, propellers and rudders, and God forbid we can’t operate in the state of Florida for whatever reason, then there are …

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Former FDA chief says now is the time to begin lifting mask mandates: ‘As aggressively as we put them in’

Scott Gottlieb, former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, said this week that indoor mask mandates should begin to be lifted immediately, saying vaccine efficacy means the government should relax pandemic-related restrictions. In fact, Gottlieb said Thursday that if the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not begin encouraging the lifting of mask …

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