De Blasio unaware NYC Department of Education was dropping Columbus Day

Mayor bill-de-blasio” target=”_blank”>Bill de Blasio< public schools changed Columbus Day to “Italian Heritage Day/Indigenous People’s Day” without his approval.  “I’m as miffed as you are,” de Blasio told a reporter during his Thursday briefing.  On Tuesday, the city’s Department of Education (DOE) quietly released its school calendar, and Oct. 11 was marked a day off…

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Analysts shocked as Liz Cheney turns into liberal media darling: 'A head-snapping moment'

The media have noticeably taken Rep. Liz Cheney’s, R-Wyo., side in her current battle with Republican colleagues who are seeking to oust her from her position as House Republican Conference chair following a series of critical comments about former President Donald Trump. “She’s standing tall,” CNN anchor Poppy Harlow said of Cheney on “CNN Newsroom”…

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Stefanik says GOP needs to be 'one team' in 2022, is committed to working with Trump

Rep. Elise Stefanik said Thursday that house-of-representatives need to work as “one team” elections” target=”_blank”>in 2022<, comments made as she emerges as the favorite to replace Rep. Liz Cheney as the House Republican Conference chair.  Stefanik, R-N.Y., made the comments in an interview on Steven Bannon’s “War Room Pandemic” podcast. She emphasized her support for…

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8 GOP senators oppose Biden amnesty program benefiting China, other foreign adversaries

FIRST ON FOX: senate are calling on the joe-biden” target=”_blank”>Biden< for U.S.-based scientists and academics who failed to disclose foreign support in securing federal research grants.  Sen. Rob Portman, the top Republican on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, and Sen. Marco Rubio, the top GOP member of the Intelligence Committee, are leading the effort in…

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Holland Cruise Line announces return to seas

Another general is ready to come back. As companies across the world continue to reopen from the coronavirus lockdown, Holland America has announced its return to the seas. Fans of the cruise line will be able to book trips starting in August 2021. In a press release, the company confirmed that one of its boats,…

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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro suggests coronavirus made in lab to wage 'biological warfare': reports

world-regions President Jair Bolsonaro has caused another international stir by claiming that infectious-disease was created as part of “biological defense,” according to reports.  Bolsonaro has taken controversial stances throughout the pandemic, at times warring with his own governors over restrictions or speaking out and being critical of China.  His latest comments are likely to cause…

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Minnesota woman drives SUV through ex-boyfriend’s burial service

A us-regions woman who was told not to come to her ex-boyfriend’s funeral was crime” target=”_blank”>charged<, on Saturday, police said. CHICAGO MAN BUTES OFF PARTS OF COUPLE’S EARS, GOUGES EYES IN ‘HORROR MOVIE’ ATTACK: REPORT “Multiple complainants reported Whitten was driving her vehicle, inside the cemetery, in a manner with extreme indifference for human life…

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CDC projects ‘sharp decline’ in coronavirus cases by July

The U.S. is projected to see “sharp declines” in weekly infectious-diseasecases by July across several modeling scenarios, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). However, the agency said if unvaccinated populations flout physical distancing and masking, it could bring “substantial increases” in hospitalizations and deaths. The estimates draw on…

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Utah anti-mask protesters who derailed school board meeting may face charges, district says

Police in us-regions are reportedly investigating possible criminal charges against a group of infectious-disease who sparked an early end to a school board meeting this week, interrupting speakers and chanting “No more masks!” The chaotic scenes captured on video during Tuesday’s Granite School District Board of Education meeting come as Utah has issued a public health order still requiring masks to be…

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