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It’s a simple question: Can my employer require me to get a coronavirus vaccine? While the news is full of pictures of happy and relieved nurses, doctors and other frontline medical workers getting their first round of the Pfizer vaccine this week, various polls suggest not everybody is on board, even including some people in …
Fox News host Chris Wallace on Sunday questioned attacks on incoming first lady Jill Biden for using the honorific “doctor,” noting that numerous other people without a medical degree who have done the same. “There has been some criticism recently from conservatives, including some conservatives on Fox News, about the fact that first lady-to-be Jill Biden goes by the title …
As difficult as this may be to believe, the person who should be the next chair of the Democratic National Committee, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), and President Trump have two very big things in common: (A) lack of a filter (B) exceptional social media prowess as a result Those two items combined serve as the new road map for …
D.C. officials say the District will shut down indoor dining due to COVID-19 concerns this week. The pause will go into effect Wednesday, Dec. 23 at 10 p.m. and will last until Jan. 15 at 5 a.m. Restaurant owners in the District say they are devastated at the possibility of more restrictions on indoor dining as D.C. already …
DC indoor-dining ban goes into effect Wednesday at 10 pm, mayor’s office says Read More »
San Francisco may remove Abraham Lincoln’s name from a high school, because a district committee says the 16th president — who abolished slavery — did not demonstrate that “black lives mattered to him.” Lincoln is one of dozens of historical figures who the city school district’s renaming committee argued led lives so rife with racism, …
School may remove Lincoln’s name because he didn’t show ‘black lives mattered to him’ Read More »
Before the pandemic, military members traveling through the Richmond International Airport could stop in at the United Service Organizations lounge any time of day. When COVID-19 started spreading across the country in March, the lounge had to be closed. The USO decided to make an exception for the thousands of troops using the airport ahead …
USO opens booth to feed thousands of troops at RIC ahead of the holidays Read More »
Top Capitol Hill negotiators sealed a deal Sunday on an almost $1 trillion COVID-19 economic relief package, finally delivering long-overdue help to businesses and individuals and providing money to deliver vaccines to a nation eager for them. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced on Twitter Sunday that Congress reached a deal on a $900 billion COVID-19 relief …
Congress reaches deal on COVID-19 relief, stimulus checks for Americans Read More »
The College of William & Mary is preparing to welcome back students after the holidays. In preparation for student’s return, W&M have issued guidance on COVID-19 protocols. Similar to the fall semester, students and faculty will need to self-quarantine for eight days before returning to campus. Employees who work in high-contact roles in which they …
A Seattle City Councilwoman called the police to her home Friday to report a crime she is effectively trying to legalize, according to media reports. Lisa Herbold phoned authorities on Friday after a man reportedly threw a rock through her living room window, My Northwest reported. The councilwoman said “she was on the west side of the living room near the kitchen …
Seattle politician who defunded the police called 911 Read More »
Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller has ordered the Pentagon to cease briefing Joe Biden and his transition team, canceling several meetings Thursday night, Axios reports. A senior Defense Department official downplayed the order as a “simple delay of the last few scheduled meetings until after the new year” in a statement to Axios. “We had fewer than two …