CBP Reminds Public Ponche Ingredients are Prohibited from Entry

SAN DIEGO, Calif. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are reminding the public that ponche ingredients, guavas, hawthorn apples, and sugarcane are prohibited from entering the United States.Ponche, a traditional Mexican…

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Military Police Arrest Couple On Plane After Leaving Dutch Quarantine Hotel

The Dutch military police arrested a married couple after they left the hotel where they were supposed to quarantine and boarded a plane Sunday, the Associated Press reported. Petra Faber, a spokeswoman…

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Stock Market Nosedives After Reports Of New COVID-19 Variant

The stock market plummeted Friday following reports that a new, more contagious variant is rapidly spreading in South Africa and parts of Europe. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), an index measuring…

US and World News

Migrants Are Setting Up Camps Across Mexico, Hoping To Be Allowed Into The US

New migrant campsites have sprung up around Mexico throughout 2021 as migrants have grown uncertain of whether they’ll be able to remain in the U.S., the Associated Press reported Thursday. Camps are…

US and World News

A Higher Percentage Of Migrants Granted Asylum Under Biden: REPORT

A higher percentage of migrants were granted asylum under the Biden administration despite fewer applications filed during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new TRAC report released on Wednesday. Asylum grants increased…

US and World News

Attorney General James Continues to Fight Unconstitutional Texas Abortion Ban at Supreme Court

Coalition of AGs File Multistate Amicus Briefs Urging SCOTUS to Uphold Rule of Lawby Affirming District Court Rulings Allowing Challenges to Go Forward NEW YORK – Following a decision by the U.S.…

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Here’s How America Reduced Emissions More Than Any Other Major Country Despite Leaving The Paris Accords

The U.S. has reduced emissions more than any other country in the world despite former President Donald Trump’s decision to leave the Paris Climate Accords. “In the last 10 years, the emissions…

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Poll shows 25% of Americans think COVID-19 pandemic will last forever, 50% see an end after 2022

Less than half of Americans believe the COVID-19 pandemic will be over by the end of 2022, while almost a quarter think it will never end at all, according to a YouGov/The…

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Phil Murphy “mystified” over CDC guidance for Thanksgiving dinner, here’s why

WASHINGTON, DC – The CDC went into near panic mode over the prospect of families gathering around a table and coming together for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Once again, the CDC recommended…

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Philadelphia CBP Officers Seize More than $6.5 Million in Fake Currency from Russia

PHILADELPHIA – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Philadelphia seized more than $6.5 million in counterfeit U.S. currency on Tuesday that arrived in international air cargo from Russia. The currency was…

Police Blotter

Thousands Forced To Evacuate Canarie Islands After Volcano Erupts

The first eruption of a volcano in 50 years on a Spanish island forced thousands of people to evacuate Sunday, Reuters reported. The flowing lava destroyed at least 100 homes and led…

Travel

New York AG Files Lawsuit Against Texas Abortion Ban

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today continued her fight to safeguard the health care and reproductive rights of patients across New York and the rest of the nation.…

New York News

Taliban Require Men To Resume Schooling, Directions Unclear For Girls

The Taliban’s education ministry directed male students between sixth and 12th grade, as well as teachers, to return to school set to begin on Saturday, the Associated Press reported Friday. Girls of…

US and World News

Biden Administration Gives Aviation Industry Nearly $500 Million In Aid

The Biden administration will offer nearly $500 million dollars to hundreds of aircraft manufacturing companies, the Department of Transportation announced Monday. The $482.3 million in funding will be awarded to 313 U.S. companies…

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Abbott Signs Texas’ Voting Reform Bill Into Law, Ending Intense Political Fight

Andrew Trunsky on September 7, 2021 Gov. Greg Abbott Tuesday signed Texas’ election reform bill into law, ending a months-long political fight over the controversial legislation. Abbott, a Republican, traveled to Tyler,…

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Tom Brady announces he had COVID-19 after winning 2021 Super Bowl

Tom Brady said Sunday that he tested positive for COVID-19 after winning the 2021 Super Bowl and thinks the virus will be a bigger problem this season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback…

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Watch: Airline forces autistic boy with exemption to take COVID-19 test

Employees of a major airline reportedly made an autistic boy with an exemption letter take a COVID-19 test before allowing him to board his flight, the BBC reported Thursday. Ryanair employees forced…

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DC Mayor Bowser breaks her own city face mask mandate

Mary Margaret Olohan on August 2, 2021 Democratic Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser denied breaking her own mask mandate at a wedding Saturday night, despite photo evidence showing her seated maskless at a…

D.C. News·Government News·Politics

Louisville CBP Stops the Transport of Ancient Artifacts

LOUISVILLE, Ky – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Louisville with the help from officers at the National Targeting Center, Antiquities Unit intercepted a shipment containing 13 pieces of ancient artifacts…

Police Blotter

Most of Phil Murphy’s pandemic executive orders are officially dead, but some continue to linger

TRENTON, NJ – July 4th was Independence Day. It was a celebration of the independence of Americans from England in 1776. This year, for many New Jerseyans, it also meant independence and…

New Jersey News

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CBP Reminds Public Ponche Ingredients are Prohibited from Entry

Military Police Arrest Couple On Plane After Leaving Dutch Quarantine Hotel

Stock Market Nosedives After Reports Of New COVID-19 Variant

Migrants Are Setting Up Camps Across Mexico, Hoping To Be Allowed Into The US

A Higher Percentage Of Migrants Granted Asylum Under Biden: REPORT

Attorney General James Continues to Fight Unconstitutional Texas Abortion Ban at Supreme Court

Here’s How America Reduced Emissions More Than Any Other Major Country Despite Leaving The Paris Accords

Poll shows 25% of Americans think COVID-19 pandemic will last forever, 50% see an end after 2022

Phil Murphy “mystified” over CDC guidance for Thanksgiving dinner, here’s why

Philadelphia CBP Officers Seize More than $6.5 Million in Fake Currency from Russia

Thousands Forced To Evacuate Canarie Islands After Volcano Erupts

New York AG Files Lawsuit Against Texas Abortion Ban

Taliban Require Men To Resume Schooling, Directions Unclear For Girls

Biden Administration Gives Aviation Industry Nearly $500 Million In Aid

Abbott Signs Texas’ Voting Reform Bill Into Law, Ending Intense Political Fight

Tom Brady announces he had COVID-19 after winning 2021 Super Bowl

Watch: Airline forces autistic boy with exemption to take COVID-19 test

DC Mayor Bowser breaks her own city face mask mandate

Louisville CBP Stops the Transport of Ancient Artifacts

Most of Phil Murphy’s pandemic executive orders are officially dead, but some continue to linger

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