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President Joe Biden responded to a reporter asking about a pathway for citizenship and people can’t figure out what he said. So, in true Internet fashion, the Internet has decided that President Joe Biden said “MY BUTT’S BEEN WIPED!” Of course, we have no true idea what Joe Biden was trying to say, and he …
Joe Biden Muttered Incoherent Answer, Sounded Like Something Inappropriate Read More »
China is constructing a network that could house up to 110 nuclear silos in a desert in the remote eastern part of the country’s Xinjiang province, according to scientists from the Federation of American Scientists, a nonprofit global think tank. As first reported by The New York Times on Monday, scientists said construction at the site, near the …
Jim Jordan was working out in the House gym in late November 2018 when Kevin McCarthy called him with a peace offering in the wake of their battle for the GOP conference’s top job. The Ohio lawmaker coveted the senior spot on the House Oversight Committee, a powerful new perch that would offer him a …
How Jim Jordan went from ‘legislative terrorist’ to inside operator Read More »
A 56-year-old man was arrested for allegedly sending messages threatening Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease scientist, and his family, saying they would be “dragged into the street, beaten to death, and set on fire.” Thomas Patrick Connally Jr. of Greenbelt, Maryland, was charged with threats against a federal official and interstate communication containing …
A Man Was Arrested For Allegedly Threatening To Kill Anthony Fauci And His Family Read More »
Fast-food restaurant chain Chick-fil-A saw an uptick in annual sales at locations throughout the U.S. in 2020, at a time when many businesses were struggling to offset the financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Of the company’s roughly 1,735 domestic non-mall locations that had been open for at least one calendar year in 2020, the average sales volume …
This is how much the average Chick-fil-A made in 2020 Read More »
The Delaware Division of Social Services announced Tuesday it will issue emergency benefits for July to eligible households as part of the state’s ongoing response to the COVID-19 public health crisis. Benefits will be issued as part of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and two cash assistance programs – Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) …
Delaware to Issue Emergency Benefits for July to All SNAP and Other Eligible Households Read More »
Joe Biden may have grown up in Scranton, Pennsylvania, but the folks about an hour south on I-476 in Allentown didn’t show much respect for the home state ‘hero’ when the president’s motorcade passed by on Wednesday. Watch as Biden’s motorcade passed by and a throng of Trump supporters showed him how much respect they …
When gunshots rang out at National Park in D.C. during a major league baseball game earlier this month, Richmond City Councilman Michael Jones said his reaction at the moment is one example of why the city declared racism a public health crisis. Jones was at the game sitting along the third baseline. “I’m bothered by the fact that …
Richmond declares racism a public health crisis. What happens next? Read More »
In a reversal of an earlier guidance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is now recommending people who are vaccinated against COVID-19 wear masks indoors in parts of the U.S. where the coronavirus is surging. CDC Director Rochelle P. Walensky announced the updated guidance while providing an update to the media on the …
CDC recommends vaccinated people wear masks indoors where virus is surging Read More »
Maryland’s attorney general is hiring a former U.S. Department of Justice attorney to lead a new unit tasked with investigating killings by police, according to a news release. Dana Mulhauser worked in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division for 12 years, prosecuting police misconduct, hate crimes and human trafficking cases throughout the country. Since 2019, …
Md. AG Hires Chief for New Unit to Investigate Killings by Police Read More »