Minority Owned Business Among Those Seeking Millions in Unpaid Services at Obama Library
CHICAGO, Ill. – Payment disputes involving subcontractors that worked on the Obama Presidential Center have drawn renewed attention following the opening of the landmark campus, with several firms claiming they are still…
Wall Street Giant Swallows Up 12,000 More Apartments For $5.8 Billion
Blackstone Inc. bought out Preferred Apartment Communities and the 12,000 apartments it owned in the Southeast for $5.8 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal. Blackstone is one the world’s largest commercial…
Biden Admin To Cancel $415 Million In Student Loan Debt For Roughly 16,000 People
The Biden administration announced Wednesday it will cancel $415 million in student debt for nearly 16,000 borrowers who claim they were misled by for-profit colleges. The loans for almost 16,000 former students…
Biden Admin Investigating 416,000 Tesla Vehicles For Brake Problems
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating over 400,000 Tesla vehicles for unexpected brake activation following a series of recalls by the electric car company. The investigation stems from 354…
Canadian Woman Forced to Shut Down Her Ottawa Cafe After Receiving Violent Threats After Name Found in Leaked GiveSendGo Hack
A woman who donated to the Freedom Convoy, a group of truckers and individuals protesting Canada’s vaccine mandates and COVID-19 restrictions, was forced to close her gelato store after her information was…
Biden Administration Defies Court Ruling Again, Opts Against Holding Oil Drilling Sales
The Biden administration missed another deadline to hold quarterly onshore oil drilling lease sales after a federal court ruled it was legally required to do so. The Department of the Interior (DOI)…
Consumer Spending Surged In January As Inflation Reached Near 40-Year High
Consumer spending surged in January amid soaring inflation, the Commerce Department announced Wednesday. Retail sales grew 3.8% in January, far exceeding the 2.1% Dow Jones estimate, the Commerce Department announced Wednesday. January’s…
New bill could allow retired bus drivers to easily get back behind the wheel to address shortage
by Bethanne McCarthy Patrick TRENTON, N.J. – As schools struggle to find bus drivers who can safely transport kids and custodians who can sanitize classrooms, Assemblywoman Bethanne McCarthy Patrick eyes an opportunity for…
DHS to host virtual corporate security seminar in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of Intelligence and Analysis, is hosting a virtual Corporate Security Engagement Series seminar on 02/17/2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Public…
Toms River UFC champ Frankie Edgar to attend grand opening of UFC Gym
TOMS RIVER, NJ – The first major brand extension of UFC, announced that the company will open its first UFC FIT in the northeast in Wayne, N.J. on Saturday, Feb. 19. Former UFC Lightweight Champion and Toms…
Biden Administration Rolls Out $3 Billion EV Battery Program
The Biden administration will invest nearly $3 billion to fund domestic battery manufacturing projects in the coming months, the Department of Energy announced Friday. The federal government issued two notices of intent,…
Waitress paid $100k by South Jersey town to settle cop groping lawsuit
BRIDGETON, NJ – In the deep south of New Jersey lies a small town called Bridgeton, population 25,000. In 2016, a waitress from a Bridgeton restaurant claimed a city cop, Luis A.…
Police investigating after Bear man shot multiple times kill in LA Fitness parking lot
Bear, DE- Delaware State Police are investigating a homicide that occurred Thursday night outside a Bear area gym. On February 10, 2022, at approximately 9:41 p.m., Delaware State Police responded to the parking…
Tesla Recalls 578,607 Vehicles, Marking Its Fifth Massive Recall In Less Than 8 Months
Tesla recalled nearly 600,000 vehicles on Thursday, the electric car maker’s fifth major recall in the past several months. The recall, which affects all 2020-2022 Tesla Model S, X and Y cars…
New York To Divest Pensions From Fossil Fuel Companies
The State of New York announced that its retirement fund would divest $238 million from companies that are “not prepared for net zero transition.” The state will divest from 21 oil and…
BP Oil Rakes In Biggest Profit Since 2013
Big Oil corporation BP reported its highest quarterly earnings in eight years in 2021, buoyed by diminished supply and increasing prices worldwide. BP earned a whopping $12.8 billion in profit last year,…
Manchester EMS is now hiring full and part time positions
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP – The Manchester EMS is now hiring for full and part-time positions. Earn between $18 and $28 per hour depending upon experience and status. The job entails 12 hour shifts…
Arizona AG Demands GoFundMe Preserve Documents Related To Removal Of Freedom Convoy Fundraiser
Republican Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office sent a letter to crowdfunding site GoFundMe on Monday requesting the company preserve documents related to its deletion of a fundraiser supporting a protest against…
Two Major Airlines Announce Merger To Become Fifth-Largest Airline
Two major U.S. airlines announced Monday that they would merge companies becoming the nation’s fifth-largest airline. Frontier Group Holdings, Inc. agreed to buy Spirit Airlines, Inc. for $2.9 billion in a cash…
Study Finds Girls Less Likely To Want STEM Jobs In All 80 Countries Surveyed
Young women were five times less likely than young men to aspire toward STEM careers in 80 different countries, according to research and a report from the Institute for Family Studies published…
Maybe they weren’t knuckleheads after all, new John Hopkins report suggests how wrong Phil Murphy has been since day one of pandemic
From the Desk of Senator Joe Pennachio A recent Johns Hopkins University analysis found that COVID lockdowns have been virtually useless, and State Senator Joe Pennacchio said the new revelations are further proof Governor…
