Nancy Pelosi mistakes George Floyd’s name, calls him “George Kirby” while discussing the name of the Democrats’ bill pic.twitter.com/GouW6MNGxK
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) June 26, 2020
While discussing Democratic efforts to pass police reform legislation last week, Nancy Pelosi relayed …
…Continue ReadingThis is beyond hypocritical.
People who support socialist ideology and thereby the mob, don’t want to get rid of police.
They want police that enforce their ideology and who arrest any who disagree with them. They want to attack others,
…Continue ReadingСегодня мы завершаем празднование Месяца Гордости 🏳️🌈 – #PrideMonth, но мы продолжаем защищать права и основные свободы всех людей во всем мире. Права #ЛГБТ – это права человека. Права человека универсальны. Это же так просто. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 #Pride2020 #LGBTI #HumanRights
Elon Musk’s Tesla has agreed to build mobile molecule printers that will help make a potential vaccine for Covid19 being developed by CureVac, a German biopharmaceutical company.
CureVac says it is developing portable machines, which it calls printers, that will …
Continue ReadingOscar Veneszee, an employee with Facebook for three years, has filed a complaint with federal officials accusing the tech giant of systemic discrimination in hiring, compensation, performance evaluations and promotions of African-American employees. The complaint points out that African-Americans …
Continue ReadingThe mayor of Miami, FL, mandated the wearing of masks this week in all public areas. The mandate comes in response to a rising number of Covid19 cases in the Sunshine State.
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Giménez said this is …
Continue ReadingResearchers studied 2,500 Covid19 patients in the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan and found “clear benefit” to using Hydroxychloroquine as treatment for the virus.
Of the patients, 2,000 of were given Hydroxychloroquine and/or the antibiotic Azithromycin.
Researchers …
Continue ReadingFox News’ Tucker Carlson, host of Tucker Carlson Tonight, recorded the highest-ever audience for a cable news program last quarter. An average audience of 4.331 million viewers wathced his program, breaking a record previously held by Fox News colleague …
Continue ReadingSenior U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska has ordered Jeffrey Epstein accuser, Virginia Giuffre, to destroy evidence consisting of files that contain names of alleged Epstein associates because, Preska said, they were “improperly obtained.”
Proof needs to be provided that the …
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The Covid19 pandemic is seemingly claiming another group of victims: quarters, pennies, nickels and dimes.
The country is facing a coin shortage because of the coronavirus outbreak, according to Chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell.
“With the partial closure …
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Russians have voted by overwhelming numbers to pass revisions to their constitution that allow President Vladimir Putin to run for President an additional two times.
The amendments passed by a margin of 78%-21%. The turnout was roughly 65%.
The …
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The Federal Aviation Administration is currently evaluating a proposal to fly a surveillance drone over San Diego, according to Voice of San Diego.
The aircraft, built by General Atomics, is the MQ-9B Reaper, known as the Predator. For domestic …
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Dr. Leslie Neal-Boylan, the Lowell Dean of Nursing at the University of Massachusetts, has been fired for apparently typing the words “everyone’s life matters.” Neal-Boylan used the words in an email in which she was apparently expressing compassion for …
Continue ReadingSocialite Ghislaine Maxwell, who has been accused of helping lure victims into Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking ring, was arrested today according to authorities.
Prosecutors say Maxwell helped Epstein coerce young girls into sexual activity from 1994 through 1997, then …
Continue ReadingMost of the stories dominating our headlines support a chaotic narrative taking place in America today. But is that by design? We discuss in this week’s episode.
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…Continue ReadingFirearm background checks hit an all-time high in the U.S. last month, with 3.93 million inquiries run. It was the highest number of checks conducted since the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) was created in 1988, and …
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America’s first retail store dedicated entirely to personal protective equipment opened recently in the Columbia, MD. It is the brainchild of former advertising executive Chris McCormick.
McCormick’s advertising firm collapsed during the early days of the Covid19 outbreak. He furloughed …
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