Biden remarks on SCOTUS striking down student loan relief
President Joe Biden discusses what his administration plans to do about the latest decisions out of the Supreme Court.
Month: July 2023
SCOTUS rules for designer who refuses to work for gay couples
The high court says a Christian graphic design artist can refuse to work with some same-sex couples. FOX 5 NY’s Chris Welch has more.
Litchfield’s Jeff Wollin: Baseball in his blood
Jeff Wollin has baseball in his blood. He has been the Litchfield High School Varsity Baseball coach for 34 years. And has coached several other teams from t-ball to teenagers. He has coaches many of the Litchfield Blues players and watched them grow u…
Another jailer arrested in Fulton County
The Fulton County sheriff locks up another one of his employees for alleged misconduct. The sheriff has accused the officer of using excessive force on several prisoners. Repeated acts of staff misconduct are on top of a myriad of problems the sheriff …
DeSantis has the potential to be ‘another’ Ronald Reagan
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has the potential of being “another” Ronald Reagan, according to Former Republican Congressman Zach Wamp.
“Right now DeSantis is the one who could consolidate the rest of the … Republicans the most,” Mr W…
The Seattle Times editorial board recommends: Maritza Rivera for Seattle City Council District 4
Rivera’s experience in the Mayor’s Office and as a former Seattle City Council staffer will make a big impact on budget deliberations.
Cardiff City ordered to pay remainder of Emiliano Sala’s transfer fee
Cardiff City have been ordered to make the last two payments to Nantes for Emiliano Sala’s transfer by FIFA.
Amazon Files Lawsuits Against Fraudsters Peddling Fake Reviews
By Waqas
According to Amazon, it has already taken significant action against 94 fraudsters operating in the United States, China, and Europe in May 2023.
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State Department report on Afghanistan exit urges ‘worst case’ thinking
The review portrayed a department that scrambled to respond to the crisis due to unfilled senior positions, unclear leadership on planning efforts and a shortage of seasoned diplomats in Kabul.
Witness fears industry retaliation for testimony in fatal shooting on Alec Baldwin production
Special prosecutors in the shooting death of a cinematographer on the set of the Alec Baldwin film “Rust” are asking to shield the name of a witness from public disclosure as they pursue charges against a movie weapons specialist.