EPA Issues Climate Rule Forcing Power Plants To Adopt Expensive Tech Or Shut Down

EPA Issues Climate Rule Forcing Power Plants To Adopt Expensive Tech Or Shut Down John Hugh DeMastri on May 11, 2023 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released proposed emissions rules Thursday that…

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Texas On The Verge Of Allowing Chaplains In Public Schools

Texas On The Verge Of Allowing Chaplains In Public Schools Kate Anderson on May 11, 2023 A bill allowing chaplains in schools passed the Texas Legislature Tuesday evening after the state’s House…

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New Book Claims Dianne Feinstein Once Confused Tim Scott For Raphael Warnock

New Book Claims Dianne Feinstein Once Confused Tim Scott For Raphael Warnock Arjun Singh on May 11, 2023 A new book claims that Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California once confused two…

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New York City grocers beg legislature for stricter shoplifting laws as thefts continue to rise

NEW YORK, NY – According to the New York Post, a group representing more than 4,000 grocers in New York City, known as Collective Action to Protect our Stores (CAPS), is advocating…

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JESSICA ANDERSON: House Republicans Have A Cure For Biden’s Border Madness

JESSICA ANDERSON: House Republicans Have A Cure For Biden’s Border Madness Jessica Anderson on May 10, 2023 Over the past two years, we have all witnessed the devastating harm wrought by a…

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CBP Invites Public Comments for Discussion at Green Trade Innovation and Incentives Forum

WASHINGTON—U.S. Customs and Border Protection today issued a reminder for public comments in anticipation of the upcoming Green Trade Innovation and Incentives Forum; an event designed to solicit and share ideas related…

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Dulles CBP Officers Mute Ketamine Concealed inside California-bound Micro Stereo

STERLING, Va. – It might have been a micro stereo, but U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers clearly didn’t like the loud sound they heard emanating from it recently at Washington Dulles…

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‘A False Dilemma’: GOP Presidential Hopefuls Weigh In On The Debt Ceiling Debate As Default Looms

‘A False Dilemma’: GOP Presidential Hopefuls Weigh In On The Debt Ceiling Debate As Default Looms Mary Lou Masters on May 10, 2023 As debt limit negotiations ensue between President Joe Biden…

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University Will Fund Students’ Abortions After Petition From Socialist Group

University Will Fund Students’ Abortions After Petition From Socialist Group Alexa Schwerha on May 10, 2023 Wesleyan University will cover abortion-related costs for students beginning in the fall 2023 semester, according to…

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California Teachers Union Enters Fifth Day Of Strikes For ‘Climate Justice’, Reparations

California Teachers Union Enters Fifth Day Of Strikes For ‘Climate Justice’, Reparations Reagan Reese on May 10, 2023 Nearly 3,000 California teachers are striking for a fifth day as they push for…

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George Soros Among Liberal Billionaires Bankrolling Groups Tied To Top Biden Regulator

George Soros Among Liberal Billionaires Bankrolling Groups Tied To Top Biden Regulator Katelynn Richardson on May 10, 2023 George Soros and other liberal billionaires have given millions to antitrust groups whose alumni…

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The War On Plastic Waste Could Massively Increase CO2 Emissions: REPORT

The War On Plastic Waste Could Massively Increase CO2 Emissions: REPORT John Hugh DeMastri on May 10, 2023 Efforts to increase the recycling of plastic waste could lead to a huge boost…

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Teachers Union Sues Over DeSantis’ Law Blocking Auto-Deducting Dues From Paychecks

Teachers Union Sues Over DeSantis’ Law Blocking Auto-Deducting Dues From Paychecks Reagan Reese on May 10, 2023 Florida’s largest teachers union and its affiliates are suing over Republican state Gov. Ron DeSantis’…

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Black bear spotted early Wednesday morning in Cranford

Cranford, NJ – Cranford Police have been tracking a small bear on Wednesday after receiving multiple calls from residents in the northeast quadrant of the town. The bear was initially seen on…

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Georgia Classifies Old Tires As ‘Biomass’, Approves Burning Them For Fuel

Georgia Classifies Old Tires As ‘Biomass’, Approves Burning Them For Fuel John Hugh DeMastri on May 9, 2023 The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) recently approved rules that allow power companies to…

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Sunny Hostin Says Mentioning Jordan Neely’s Arrest Record Is ‘Revictimizing’ Him

Sunny Hostin Says Mentioning Jordan Neely’s Arrest Record Is ‘Revictimizing’ Him Harold Hutchison on May 9, 2023 “The View” co-host Sunny Hostin claimed Tuesday that mentioning the arrest record of Jordan Neely,…

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Suffolk County announces fund for animal cruelty pet survivors

Suffolk County officials announced a new partnership with Fund for Animal Cruelty Treatment of Suffolk Inc. (FACTS) on Monday, aimed at supporting the care of animals rescued from abusive situations. The partnership…

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Cambridge cop named officer of the month

Cambridge, MD – Pfc. David Whipple has been named the Cambridge Police Department’s Officer of the Month for April. A graduate of the Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy in 2021, Pfc. Whipple…

Jackson school district falls off ‘financial cliff’, superintendent says

JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson School District is over $12 million short on its 2023-24 budget and is blaming Governor Phil Murphy and his new S2 funding formula for a reduction in…

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Philadelphia CBP Officers Discover Nearly $400k Cocaine Load on a Flight from Jamaica

PHILADELPHIA – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized over 12 pounds of cocaine on a flight from Jamaica on Thursday at Philadelphia International Airport. Officers discovered the cocaine concealed behind a…

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CBP Invites Public Comments for Discussion at Green Trade Innovation and Incentives Forum

Dulles CBP Officers Mute Ketamine Concealed inside California-bound Micro Stereo

Black bear spotted early Wednesday morning in Cranford

Suffolk County announces fund for animal cruelty pet survivors

Cambridge cop named officer of the month

Jackson school district falls off ‘financial cliff’, superintendent says

Philadelphia CBP Officers Discover Nearly $400k Cocaine Load on a Flight from Jamaica

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