The Long Process Of Creating And Constructing A Veteran’s Memorial
It can be quite a challenge to plan and build veteran war memorials. You have to get a group together. The group has to come up with the funding. The idea has to be approved. It helps to get a celebrity or two involved. stock More...
D.C. and Maryland Aim to Make Strangulation a Felony
Under current legislation in D.C., strangulation that doesn’t end in death is considered simple assault, which is charged as a misdemeanor. In Maryland, strangulation can be charged as a first-degree or second-degree More...
Hearing Loss & Mental Health: The Impact of Hearing Loss On Mental Wellbeing
Hearing loss refers to a reduction in a person’s ability to hear. Some individuals may still be able to hear loud sounds or sounds produced close to them, while others may experience total loss of hearing. Only More...
How to Keep Track of Your Passport While Traveling
Few things are more panic-inducing while you are traveling then realizing that you have lost track of your passport. You need your passport to cross borders, board planes, ships, and trains, and prove your identity. You More...
Global Pandemic and Guns: More Owners are Building Firearms, Not Buying
With the spread of Coronavirus rapidly accelerating – Dr. Anthony Fauci, who leads the federal Coronavirus taskforce, briefed Congress and said cases could reach 100,000 per day without action – a new phenomenon More...
The Bipartisan Illicit Cash Act Would Fight Corruption, Protect Whistleblowers
These days in Washington, the word bipartisan is not frequently used. But Senate Bill 2563, the Illicit Cash Act, is legislation that four Republicans and four Democrats from the Senate Banking Committee have introduced. More...
What is President Trump’s stance on medical marijuana legalization
A marijuana doctor is just like any other medical practitioner and practices medicine with legal rights in any state. The only difference between them and other doctors is that they can prescribe medical marijuana More...
Senate confirms Air Force Gen Charles Brown as spy drones fly over China
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Gen. Charles Q. Brown to be the next Air Force chief of staff, making him the first African American leader of a military service making Brown the second African American officer More...
Jackson County Indiana Courthouse Nativity scene case heads to appeals to defend free speech
Liberty Counsel filed an appeal today to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals refuting the opinion by an Indiana federal judge who ruled against the Nativity scene display at the Jackson County Courthouse. Liberty Counsel represents More...
WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns not to ‘politicize the virus’ or you’ll have ‘more body bags’
So now the WHO is offering up threats for those questioning the origins of the coronavirus, nicknamed the Chinse Coronavirus, the Wuhan Virus, or the CCP Virus to point to the outbreak’s place of origin. The More...
Coronavirus response leads to cuts to 166 or more FDA, EPA, Medicare, alcohol and education regulations
The Trump administration and state and local governments are wisely suspending regulations to help fight the coronavirus. Many of these rules and regulations were not necessary in the first place, given their tendency More...
Leftist Rise Up group likens Trump’s COVID border security to ‘language of genocide’
The lead-in from Rise Up was “The Language of Genocide,” setting up a headline which read: “Trump Seizes on Coronavirus Crisis to Intensify Attacks on Immigrants.” “Trump’s words More...
Nevada Gov Steve Sisolak bans chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine for COVID
Just as the FDA granted emergency approval for the use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine to treat patients suffering from the Chinese Coronavirus, Nevada’s Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak’s (D.) moved More...
Chicago hospitals leads scary campaign to add do-not-resuscitate policy for COVID patients
Queue the eugenics protesters as hospitals face the shocking magnitude of treating Chinese Coronavirus patients. Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago has been discussing a do-not-resuscitate policy for infected More...
Democrat Coronavirus stimulus has solar tax credits,voting changes,demands corporate diversity reporting
A 1,400 page early draft of the Democratic Wuhan Coronavirus stimulus bill has already made the rounds in Washington, DC, on Monday and includes a provision that demands every corporation receiving coronavirus rescue More...
Albertsons announces Appreciation Pay program to increase pay for hourly staff
Albertsons Companies today announced an Appreciation Pay program to all non-union and union frontline associates. Structured to recognize the hard-working team members on the front lines, the company’s e-commerce More...
Albertsons announces special times for Senior Citizens, pregnant and at-risk people to shop
As the situation around Coronavirus continues to unfold, Albertsons Companies’ 2,200+ stores nationwide are setting aside dedicated shopping hours for senior citizens and other at-risk populations, such as pregnant More...
Project 21 asks Supreme Court to support Louisiana abortion law to protect black women
The Project 21 black leadership network is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a Louisiana law requiring abortionists to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital, noting that black women are at risk More...
Chuck Schumer attacks President Trump’s Wuhan Coronavirus speech as ‘robotic’ without ’empathy’
While appearing on SiriusXM’s The Joe Madison Show to discuss President Trump’s address to the nation last nigh, Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer attacks the speech as “robotic” without “empathy More...
Atheist, Jewish, Catholic, and Muslim groups join to ask SCOTUS to rule on college student free speech case
An ideologically diverse array of groups submitted friend-of-the-court briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court this week that ask it to take a case filed by Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys on behalf of two former More...
