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Joe Biden’s campaign has scrapped a political ad featuring a Michigan music venue owner who depicted himself as a cash-strapped business owner — yet was revealed as a wealthy tech investor. The ad was removed from Biden’s campaign YouTube channel after reports outing the financial status of Joe Malcoun, owner of an Ann Arbor bar and music …

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t looks like the Washington Football Team has decided on a name for next season: The Washington Football Team. Though it originally was thought the “Washington Football Team” would be a one-season stopgap after the franchise ditched its controversial name in the summer, it now appears the organization will use the new moniker for at …

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A group of frustrated Baltimore County parents and students took a break from learning Wednesday to call for a new districtwide school reopening plan. Tensions have been building since the first day of school for a plan that would allow Baltimore County students back into the classroom before the end of this semester. Parents say …

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Virginia’s new ballot tracking system is having some problems.  Voters have complained about a range of issues, including never receiving their ballot in the mail. The Virginia Department of Elections Commissioner Christopher Piper admits there have been some gaps. This year, all voter registration offices were required to put what’s called an intelligent bar code …

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Virginians are pushing to keep a soda native to the Commonwealth in production, after it was announced that it would be discontinued. Northern Neck Ginger Ale will be retired by the end of the year, according to its parent company, Coca-Cola. “One of the reasons people love it so much is it has an original …

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If you are viewing the blog on your phone in portrait mode you will have to scroll down past the first set of adds, if you flip it to landscape mode it should show up in three columns. Tech support has checked it on all devices and it is showing up fine.

Monday, CNN legal analyst and New Yorker writer Jeffrey Toobin was caught in flagrante delicto. First, it came out that he had exposed himself on a work Zoom call. Then it came out that he hadn’t just exposed himself. He was allegedly masturbating on the call. The New Yorker promptly suspended Toobin. He is also on voluntary …

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A 13-year-old Georgia boy was gunned down in his front yard by a masked gunman who said nothing in the apparently random and “senseless” shooting, relatives and police said. Brayan Zavala, of Riverdale in Clayton County, was working on a lawn mower with his 16-year-old brother, Jesus, outside their home late Thursday when a suspect …

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A drunk upstate New York school bus driver took students to McDonalds so she could snag some breakfast, authorities say. Lashonda Griffin, 29, was arrested at the Gates Chili School District’s bus depot Friday — after dropping off her ride and passing out with a blood-alcohol level over the legal limit, WROC-TV reported. There had been …

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Gateway Pundit reporter Jim Hoyt reported that beginning Tuesday, members of the new task force will begin patrolling Rockland’s red zone areas. Ramapo town employees are joining forces with the state to crack down on non-compliance of COVID-19 safety guidelines in Rockland County, especially in the designated red zone areas. According to the report, Six …

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