Colville Tribal Member Sentenced to 71 Months for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm

Spokane, Washington – U.S. District Judge Salvador Mendoza, Jr., sentenced James H. Gallaher, 63, an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, to 71 months in federal prison for…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Xi Orders Hong Kong To Get Its COVID Outbreak Under Control

Chinese leader Xi Jinping demanded that Hong Kong’s government get its Omicron coronavirus surge, which has overwhelmed the city’s healthcare system, under control, The Wall Street Journal reported. Xi’s order was published…

US and World News

Milford man wins $238K playing Multi-Win Lotto

DOVER, DELAWARE — A 55-year-old sanitation technician from Milford recently purchased ten MULTI-WIN LOTTO® tickets for the February 11, 2022 drawing while visiting Tiger Mart in Dover. The man, who wished to remain anonymous,…

Delaware News·Lottery Results

What the future beholds for Legal Cannabis In Germany

One more country turns the wheel and steers closer to legal marijuana. Now, speculations are running in Germany after the government’s recent announcement concerning marijuana. In case you hadn’t yet heard the…

Food & Dining·Government News·US and World News·Viral News

Fairfax Teachers Union President Reportedly Says High COVID Numbers Are ‘Good News’ Because Masks Will Be Required

Kimberly Adams, president of the Fairfax Education Association, reportedly celebrated high COVID-19 transmission rates because it meant schools could continue to force children to wear masks, according to a Facebook post shared…

School and Education News·US and World News

US Coasts To Experience 100 Years Worth Of Sea Level Rise In Coming Decades, Top Agencies Warn

The U.S. coastal sea level is projected to rise by at least one foot over the next 30 years, the same amount recorded over the last century, according to the nation’s leading…

US and World News

Mexican Businessman Admits to Brokering Spyware Used to Monitor Political and Business Rivals

Assistant U. S. Attorney Sabrina L. Fève (619) 546-6786 NEWS RELEASE SUMMARY – February 15, 2022 SAN DIEGO – Mexican businessman Carlos Guerrero pleaded guilty in federal court today, admitting that he…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Major Newspaper: ‘Kids Are Now Used To Wearing Masks And Seldom Complain’

The Los Angeles Times’ editorial board penned an opinion piece claiming “schools are doing fine with masks” and arguing “dropping mandates now would be premature,” as blue states across the U.S. abandon…

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

California Man Subdued by Passengers, Flight Crew Aboard American Airlines Flight to Washington, D.C.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A California man was subdued by several passengers and flight attendants when he tried to open the exit door on an American Airlines flight en route to Washington,…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Tech Companies, Banks Crack Down On Anti-Mandate Convoy Supporters

As Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau imposed strict emergency measures intended to quell anti-mandate trucker protests late Monday, social media platforms and online services have previously taken steps to disrupt the efforts…

US and World News

Conservative Groups Flooded By Fake Event Registrations

Multiple events hosted by conservative groups have been flooded with fake registrations across the country, including one at an Ivy League school hosted by a prominent student organization that engages in activism…

US and World News

‘Antiracist Audit’ Reassures Parents That School District ‘Does Not Teach Or Promote Critical Race Theory’

Maryland’s largest school district plans to issue an “antiracist” survey to students to “address racial barriers” in the school district,” according to an announcement from the district superintendent. Montgomery County Public Schools…

School and Education News·US and World News

Toxic Fentanyl, Meth Smoke Make Seattle’s Transit System Unusable, Authorities Say

Seattle’s transit system has become unusable after reports of toxic fentanyl and meth smoke, volatile behavior and dangerous work environments, which has scared off travelers, local authorities said, The Seattle Times reported…

US and World News

BORTAC conducts Selection and Certification Course

EL PASO, Texas – The U.S. Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) is currently conducting it Certification Course at Ft. Bliss, Texas, Jan. 30 to March 16. The BORTAC Selection Course was conducted…

In the News

Automakers Drop More Than $50 Million On EV Super Bowl Ads

U.S. and global automakers spent an estimated $52-56 million promoting electric vehicles during the Super Bowl on Sunday. At least seven car makers and one charging device company purchased advertisement slots from…

US and World News

Bel Air Homebuyer Claims $100K Prize to Fund House Renovation with scratch-off

BEL AIR, MARYLAND – Moving into a new house can reveal the need for repairs and renovations, which is just what a Bel Air scratch-off player plans to do with his $100,000…

Lottery Results·Maryland News

US Bans Mexican Avocados After Receiving Threatening Message

The U.S. government suspended all imports of Mexican avocados Saturday after a U.S. plant safety inspector received a threatening message in Mexico, the Associated Press reported. Mexican officials confirmed the report shortly…

Food & Dining·US and World News

U.S. tells Americans fleeing Ukraine to get vaccinated or you might be stuck in a warzone

As tensions flare on the Ukraine and Russia border, Americans have been advised to flee the country ahead of the possible Russian invasion. But, make sure you’re vaccinated before you flee because…

In the News

Toms River Schools to transition to optional masking on March 7th

TOMS RIVER, NJ – In twenty-two days, students in the Toms River Regional School District can ditch their masks and show their smiles as the district has officially announced it will transition…

Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·School and Education News

National Weather Service predicts wintry mix turning into snow on Super Bowl Sunday in New Jersey

MOUNT HOLLY, NJ – The National Weather Service is advising football fans for the big game to plan some extra time for travel to and from your Super Bowl party on Sunday…

Atlantic County News·Burlington County News·Camden County News·Cape May County News

plan- Page 749

Facebook