Why it takes Congress so long to act

“There are a lot of tired people here,” said Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., the top GOPer on the senate” target=”_blank”>Senate< joined all 50 house-of-representatives to vote yes. The past few days underscore just how hard it is to advance legislation, just how complicated it can be. How there’s always a push to add something,…

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'Real Housewives' star Lisa Rinna defends supporting Erika Jayne amid divorce and legal drama

lisa-rinna” target=”_blank”>Lisa Rinna<” co-star Erika Jayne after fans compared her behavior to how she treated former “Housewives” cast member Denise Richards last season. “I am somebody who does take a look at my behavior, and what I’ve done and I have grown since last year,” the 58-year-old actress said on “Watch What Happens Live With…

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‘Cannonball Run’ Lamborghini Countach added to National Historic Vehicle Register at Library of Congress

It’s the car that launched countless illegal high speed drives across the U.S. The black 1979 Lamborghini Countach featured in “The Cannonball Run” has been added to the National Historic Vehicle Register of significant automobiles, which is maintained by the Hagerty Driver’s Foundation and part of the Library of Congress collection. The two-door coupe was…

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American Cancer Society urges COVID-19 booster efforts among immunocompromised patients

Ahead of an anticipated FDA authorization for infectious-disease booster vaccines among certain individuals with weakened immune systems, the American Cancer Society has voiced full support behind efforts to offer cancer patients greater protection against infectious-disease. CLICK HERE TO FIND A COVID-19 VACCINE NEAR YOU HIV and cancer patients, organ transplant recipients and those taking immunosuppressant…

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Todd Chrisley says he's 'not interested' in sitting down with estranged daughter Lindsie

Todd Chrisley revealed that while he’ll always care about his estranged daughter Lindsie, he’s not interested in sitting down and talking to her.  The genres appeared on People magazine’s “Reality Check” and spoke about their dynamic.  There are “certain things in life that I don’t think you get past. And unfortunately, I think that’s where…

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Las Vegas boy escorted to first day of school by police after father's death from COVID

A las-vegas” target=”_blank”>Las Vegas < received a surprise Monday when crime officers came to his home to escort him to his first day of school The officers’ gesture honored Noah’s father, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Officer Jason Swanger, who died from complications of COVID-19 in June. Nine-year old Noah, his mother Christa Swanger and Las…

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First water cuts in US West supply to hammer Arizona farmers

A harvester rumbles through the fields in the early morning light, mowing down rows of food” target=”_blank”>corn<, disasters and high demand are expected to force the first-ever mandatory cuts to a environment that 40 million people across the American West depend on — the Colorado River. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s projection next week will…

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Free climber scales another London skyscraper

LONDON – Embrace the fear or risk death. That’s the mantra of George King-Thompson, 21, a British free climber who scaled his second London skyscraper in a little over a week on Thursday morning and his third overall. SPANISH TEENAGER GINÉS LOPÉZ WINS 1ST OLYMPIC CLIMBING GOLD  “I know how to get into that mindset,…

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