‘Lost Opportunity’: White House Slams USPS Plan To Buy More Gas-Powered Vehicles

The USPS has failed to properly assess the environmental impact of its plan to replace its current aging fleet with so-called next generation delivery vehicles (NGDV), according to the EPA and Council…

US and World News

District Man Pleads Guilty to Charges in Armed Robbery of Northwest Washington Liquor Store

WASHINGTON – Leon A. Miller, 32, of Washington, D.C., pleaded guilty today to armed robbery and a firearms offense stemming from a hold-up he carried out…

Department of Justice Press Releases·Government News

Europe Seeks To Classify A Fossil Fuel As ‘Green’ As Energy Crisis Persists

The European Union released a proposal that would define liquified natural gas (LNG) and nuclear energy as “green” energy, opening both up for greater investment across the region. Both natural gas, which…

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‘Several’ Unnamed Female Swimmers Voice Support For Trans Teammate In Unsigned Letter

A spokesperson for the University of Pennsylvania released a letter in support of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas on behalf of some of the school’s female swimmers, according to ESPN. Several female swimmers…

Good News·Local Sports News·School and Education News·US and World News

Russia Cuts Off Key Gas Pipeline To Europe Amid Rising Tensions

The flow of natural gas through a key Russian-controlled pipeline suddenly stopped Wednesday as tensions continue to increase between Russia and the West. The Yamal-Europe pipeline’s liquified natural gas (LNG) flows, which…

US and World News

CBP Cincinnati Seizes $757,000 Worth of Viagra, Cialis, Levitra

CINCINNATI—Since January 1st, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers have seized 21 shipments of improperly imported Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra transiting through the Port of Cincinnati. Officers found approximately 32,556 pills…

Government News

Denmark Officially Becomes First EU Country To Drop All Domestic COVID Restrictions

Denmark lifted all domestic COVID-19 restrictions on Tuesday, becoming the first member of the European Union to do so, BBC News reported. Case counts of the virus are still relatively high in…

Health and Wellness·US and World News

California firefighter ambushed, killed putting out dumpster fire

STOCKTON, CA – Early Monday moring, firefighters from the Stockton Fire Department responded to a dumpster fire. While extinguishing the fire, the firefighters heard gunshots and one was struck in an apparent…

California News·Police Blotter

Chicago Schools Tells Teachers Sex Is ‘Socially Constructed,’ Tells Them To Hide Students’ Gender Pronouns From Parents

A Chicago Public Schools (CPS) training program tells teachers that sex is a “socially constructed” phenomenon and instructs them to hide students’ gender pronouns from their parents, Fox News reported. CPS told…

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Chamber Of Commerce Signals Opposition To Latest Biden Fed Nominee Sarah Bloom Raskin

Chris Brunet on January 27, 2022 The largest lobbying group in the U.S. is raising concerns over President Joe Biden’s latest high-profile nominee, according to a letter released Thursday. “Some of Ms.…

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Female Swimmer Says She And Her Teammates Are Uncomfortable Sharing Locker Room With Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas: REPORT

A female swimmer at the University of Pennsylvania said the school brushed off her and her teammates’ concerns about sharing locker rooms with a male swimmer, the Daily Mail reported. She and…

Local Sports News·School and Education News·US and World News

Rice University coach says NCAA athletes should compete in gender they’re born with

Rice University swim coach Seth Huston challenged the NCAA’s transgender athlete policies in an interview with Swim Swam. “Lia has every right to compete,” Huston told the outlet, referring to transgender athlete…

Local Sports News·US and World News

Jail deputy guilty of pimping out his wife for prostitution, watching from another car

Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 55-year-old Wallace Waliczek of Lancaster pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon before Lancaster Town Court Justice Anthony J. Cervi to one count of Promoting Prostitution in the…

New York News·Police Blotter·Viral News

Two Dead After Sudanese Authorities Clash With Anti-Military Government Protesters

Two protesters were killed when anti-government protests clashed with Sudanese security forces on Monday, Al Jazeera reported. One protester was shot in the chest and the other in the head, the Central…

US and World News

LA Sheriff Rips City Officials: ‘What On Earth Are These People Thinking?’

Los Angeles Sheriff Alex Villanueva called out city officials on Wednesday during a briefing for not taking the county’s crime spikes seriously. Villanueva pointed to a 94% increase in homicides and a…

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Manchin Reaffirms Support For The Filibuster As Senate Sets To Vote On Abolishing It

West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin again vowed that he would not vote to alter the filibuster as the Senate prepares to vote on changing the rule Wednesday night. “I will not…

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Failed Obama Rail Project Collapses, Nigeria Purchases Unused Trains

A Nigerian city purchased two trains intended for a high-speed rail line in Wisconsin more than a decade after the Obama administration doled out $810 million to the state for the project.…

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World’s Biggest Asset Manager Says Climate Investments Are About Money, Not Being ‘Woke’

Elliot Dordick on January 18, 2022 The head of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, said the firm’s investments in clean energy enterprises are ultimately about generating more revenue, not about being…

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Scientists Actually Forced To Say Blotting Out The Sun To Stop Global Warming Is A Bad Idea

Dozens of policy experts and scientists issued an open letter Monday urging governments and the United Nations to restrict solar geoengineering. The letter called upon world leaders to commit to an international…

US and World News

New Jersey bill signed into law aims to help farmers reduce crop damage from deer

TRENTON, NJ – Farmers throughout New Jersey may soon be able to apply for agricultural grants to help cover the cost of deer fencing thanks to bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senate Republican…

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‘Lost Opportunity’: White House Slams USPS Plan To Buy More Gas-Powered Vehicles

District Man Pleads Guilty to Charges in Armed Robbery of Northwest Washington Liquor Store

Europe Seeks To Classify A Fossil Fuel As ‘Green’ As Energy Crisis Persists

‘Several’ Unnamed Female Swimmers Voice Support For Trans Teammate In Unsigned Letter

Russia Cuts Off Key Gas Pipeline To Europe Amid Rising Tensions

CBP Cincinnati Seizes $757,000 Worth of Viagra, Cialis, Levitra

Denmark Officially Becomes First EU Country To Drop All Domestic COVID Restrictions

California firefighter ambushed, killed putting out dumpster fire

Chicago Schools Tells Teachers Sex Is ‘Socially Constructed,’ Tells Them To Hide Students’ Gender Pronouns From Parents

Chamber Of Commerce Signals Opposition To Latest Biden Fed Nominee Sarah Bloom Raskin

Female Swimmer Says She And Her Teammates Are Uncomfortable Sharing Locker Room With Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas: REPORT

Rice University coach says NCAA athletes should compete in gender they’re born with

Two Dead After Sudanese Authorities Clash With Anti-Military Government Protesters

LA Sheriff Rips City Officials: ‘What On Earth Are These People Thinking?’

Manchin Reaffirms Support For The Filibuster As Senate Sets To Vote On Abolishing It

Failed Obama Rail Project Collapses, Nigeria Purchases Unused Trains

World’s Biggest Asset Manager Says Climate Investments Are About Money, Not Being ‘Woke’

Scientists Actually Forced To Say Blotting Out The Sun To Stop Global Warming Is A Bad Idea

New Jersey bill signed into law aims to help farmers reduce crop damage from deer

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