New Jersey Faces Several More Days of Rain and Thunderstorms Through Thursday
Mount Holly, NJ – New Jersey residents should keep umbrellas handy for the next several days as a slow-moving weather pattern brings repeated rounds of showers and thunderstorms through Thursday, according to…
More than half of patients in this New Jersey hospital with COVID-19 are vaccinated
Elizabeth, NJ – Either Elizabeth, New Jersey is a COVID-19 anomaly or Governor Phil Murphy is not providing residents of the state with accurate and truthful news about the COVID-19 pandemic. Governor…
NYC Professors Sue Over Union’s Alleged Antisemitism
Six professors at City University of New York (CUNY) filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school’s union after it allegedly engaged in antisemitic political activities. The plaintiffs, five out of…
Queen Elizabeth Gets Major Apology From British Prime Minister
The office of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson issued an apology to Queen Elizabeth II on Friday for a party at the prime minister’s residence on the eve of Prince Philip’s funeral,…
Ukraine Hit By Cyberattack, Russia Amasses More Troops As Biden-Putin Talks Stagnate
A cyberattack struck the Ukrainian government on Thursday, leaving a warning to “be afraid and expect the worst” on government websites, Reuters reported. The attack hit the foreign ministry, the cabinet of…
One of the oddest items confiscated by TSA agents in 2021 was this 19th century pistol at Newark Airport
NEWARK, NJ – Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) made it into the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) list of Top 10 List of most unusual items found nationwide at security checkpoints in 2021.…
Scientists Discover World’s Largest Fish Breeding Ground In Depths Of Antarctic Stretching Dozens Of Miles
Scientists discovered the world’s largest fish breeding ground deep beneath the Arctic, stretching dozens of miles, the academic journal Science reported. Scientists aboard an Antarctic research cruise discovered a densely populated breeding colony…
Climate Activists Oppose Major Solar Projects Over Deforestation Concerns
A group of environmentalists voiced opposition to potential Massachusetts solar projects that could generate at least 250 kilowatts of electricity. The majority of those who attended a public hearing hosted by the…
Mask up Delaware, it’s the law again after Governor Carney revises state health emergency rules
WILMINGTON, Del. – Governor John Carney on Monday signed a revision to the State of Emergency declaration, requiring Delawareans to wear masks in indoor public settings, including convenience stores, grocery stores, gyms, restaurants, bars, hair salons, malls,…
Liberals Push For Court-Packing After SCOTUS Blocks Biden’s OSHA Vaccine Mandate
Liberal commentators took to social media to express their disappointment following the Supreme Court’s decision to block President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Thursday that Biden’s mandate,…
Pipeline Spills 300,000 Gallons Of Fuel, Killing Thousands Of Animals
A pipeline transporting diesel fuel near New Orleans, Louisiana, fractured last month, spilling more than 300,000 gallons and killing thousands of animals. A section of the Collins Pipeline — which travels 125…
Doctors Are Pressuring Spotify To Crack Down On ‘Misinformation’ After Joe Rogan Podcast
A group of 270 doctors wrote an open letter to audio streaming service Spotify asking the tech company to implement a COVID-19 misinformation policy following an episode of Joe Rogan’s podcast. The…
Lindsey Graham: McConnell Must Have A ‘Working Relationship’ With Trump To Lead Senate GOP
Republican South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham late Wednesday refused to explicitly say that he would support Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to lead the Senate GOP next Congress, adding that any leader must…
As Dems push for N95 masks, FDA, CDC issue consumer and health warnings about the expensive single-use masks
As the Centers for Disease Control and Dr. Anthony Fauci warn Americans that cloth masks and single-use surgical masks may not provide adequate protection from the COVID-19 omicron virus, the left is…
Biden administration, Kamala Harris continue telling Americans to keep Googling to find COVID-19 tests that don’t exist
Vice President Kamala Harris got into a heated argument over the scarcity of COVID-19 tests and regurgitated Joe Biden’s advice of “Just Google It” to find free tests and free testing sites.…
O’Scanlon says Phil Murphy power trip must be reigned in
TRENTON, NJ – Senator Declan O’Scanlon said Governor Phil Murphy has wielded immense powers through emergency declarations during the COVID-19 pandemic and demonstrated why the Legislature must limit executive authority and establish…
Biden’s Tech Agenda In Jeopardy Over Opposition To ‘Partisan’ Nominees
President Joe Biden’s nominees for key regulatory agencies are facing stiff Republican opposition and delays in their confirmation process, holding up the president’s tech agenda. The Biden administration has made it a…
Fox News Announces Jeanine Pirro As Permanent Co-Host On ‘The-Five’
Fox News announced Wednesday a permanent co-host for the network’s news program “The Five.” Jeanine Pirro will serve as the permanent co-host of the network’s news program “The Five” while Harold Ford…
Report Argues ‘Long’ COVID Is Major Contributor To Labor Shortage
Chris Brunet on January 12, 2022 A study released Tuesday by the Brookings Institution suggests that long COVID could be keeping more than a million workers out of the workforce. Long COVID…
Doctor Who Branded His Initials On Patients’ Organs During Surgery Receives Another Punishment
A U.K. doctor who engraved his own initials onto the livers of his patients during transplant surgeries has been removed from his country’s medical register, BBC News reported. Simon Bramhall used a…
Voters Split On Whether The Senate Should Abolish The Filibuster, Poll Shows
Voters are split on how much support a bill should have to pass the United States Senate, a new Politico/Morning Consult poll shows. Forty-two percent said that they either strongly or somewhat…
