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A Seattle chocolate shop employee was fired for refusing to serve a police officer last week, the store’s owner said in an about-face after initially backing the worker’s “freedom of speech.” The cop was with a trainee when he dropped by a Chocolati Cafes shop in the Wallingford neighborhood, according to the head of the …

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For 34 years, motorcycle-riding veterans and the supporters have flocked to Washington, D.C., on Memorial Day weekend for a ride to remember American prisoners of war and those missing in action. For 32 of those years, they’ve used the Pentagon’s parking lot as a staging point. This year, President Joe Biden’s Department of Defense might …

Biden Admin Denies Parking Permit for Bikes in 3-Decade-Straight Veterans Motorcycle Ride on Washington, DC Read More »

Democrats want as many Americans out of work and dependent on the government as possible — and one of their newest legislative pushes makes that an indisputable fact. Although President Joe Biden has been doing his best to depress the American economy by killing thousands of union jobs and furthering America’s plunge into generational debt, it’s all a …

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A new foundation launched Monday with the goal of solving a longstanding lack on investment in Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, which have recently faced a growing number of racist attacks. The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) said it has already raised $125 million among its board members to support Asian American and Pacific Island organizations …

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The Washington, D.C. region has been plagued by a crime they have yet to get a handle on in 2021: violent carjackings. The most recent police data reveals 207 carjackings have been reported in D.C. and the surrounding counties between January and April of 2021. In 2020, there were 60 during the same period. The …

200+ carjackings in DC area, dozens of juveniles arrested so far this year Read More »

The United States will not reach so-called “herd immunity” from COVID-19 as new variants emerge and a large percentage of the population so far does not want to get a vaccinate, according to some scientists. Herd immunity is achieved when enough of the population has received a vaccine or has become immune after contracting the virus, …

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Kroger, the country’s largest grocery chain, says it will begin testing drone delivery this week at a store in Ohio. In a press release on Monday, Kroger said the new feature will allow customers to place orders with their smartphones and have it delivered directly to them “within as little as 15 minutes.” According to the press …

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Memorial Day Weekend is just four weeks away, but businesses down the Jersey Shore are struggling to fill thousands of seasonal positions. On the boardwalk in Atlantic City, many store managers say there is a lack of applicants for seasonal positions. “People want to get out and do stuff,” Maria Henry said. The Henry family …

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A classified study of the origin of SARS-CoV-2 conducted a year ago by scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the Department of Energy’s premier biodefense research institution, concluded the novel coronavirus at the heart of the current pandemic may have originated in a laboratory in China, Sinclair has learned. Researchers at Livermore’s “Z Division,” …

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It’s been more than a month since the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office announced their progressive pandemic policies would become permanent. Marilyn Mosby is no longer prosecuting certain crimes she calls low level including prostitution, trespassing and drug possession. She says the move will allow police to focus on violent crime. May is starting with …

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