Search warrants aren’t easy to get, and in the case of the Giuliani search warrants, the DOJ and a judge were convinced there was evidence of wrongdoing. It’s particularly unusual to execute a warrant against MORE
Seriously! Stop with the calls for violence or acts of violence against MAGAts or any wing nuts. I get it. No one likes them, including myself. But, we’re not at war; we don’t make suggestions MORE
With so many crazy things happening, sometimes things fall through the cracks. Here are some headlines that you may find interesting and worth discussing. Please feel free to post ‘headlines’ you would like to share MORE
Playing off Trumps “drain the swamp” campaign theme, the Lincoln Project seeks to widen the gap between Donald and McConnell suggesting he (Trump) has been played by establishment republicans. Addressing Trump directly, a new video MORE
Nearly three months after Canada declared the Proud Boys a terrorist entity, the Canadian chapter of the militant far-right group claims it has “officially dissolved.” They cited the financial difficulties of mounting a legal challenge MORE
Liz Cheney, the No. 3 Republican in the House, has listened to her critics in the GOP and has again defined her stance in a tweet this morning. Cheney, one of ten Republicans who voted MORE
“I think I bring an equilibrium to the conversation,” the South Carolina Republican senator said. Senator Tim Scott believes he is the right person to lead the Republican effort on police reform. “I personally understand MORE
A New Jersey school nurse who spread misinformation and science denying claims that facial masks do not protect people against COVID-10 has been suspended. She also claimed mandating kids wear them while attending in class learning MORE
Now the Facebook Oversight Board, an outside group funded and created by Facebook to review the social media giant’s thorniest policy choices, has made a decision on the case. It is expected to announce on MORE
Early in the pandemic, the term “herd immunity” was the buzzword to signal the end of the ravages of COVID-19. Now nearly half of the country has been vaccinated, but the rates of vaccination are MORE
Although law enforcement officers across the country were given priority to get vaccinated against the deadly COVID-19 virus, many have opted out not only jeopardizing themselves but also the safety of those ‘they’re responsible for MORE
Good morning, NewsViewers! Rise and shine– wakey-wakey, eggs ‘n’ bakey! It’s time for another week of news, and another week to share your views of the news. Hopefully you are fully re-charged after the weekend. MORE
It’s Sunday and the weekend has come to an end. Below are a few articles and events we might have missed but are worthy of discussion. And in case you missed the Sunday shows, we MORE
After being held without fans last year, the Kentucky Derby welcomed more than 51,000 fans to Churchill Downs in Louisville on Saturday. It was the largest crowd to gather at a U.S. sporting event since MORE
“I don’t know. I’m going to leave that to the military,” Biden told NBC News’ Craig Melvin in an interview that aired Friday, in response to a question on whether he would mandate the vaccine MORE
Don’t Move, Don’t Sell Your House YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Jesse Keenan is an associate professor of real estate in the school of architecture at Tulane University in New Orleans. He specializes in climate change MORE
Grant Stinchfield gets a bit prickly over the president’s sweet gesture . Newsmax anchor Grant Stinchfield’s irritation with President Biden looks to be in full bloom, after the commander-in-chief took a moment to pick a MORE
LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4) – Three officers who were involved in the arrest of Karen Garner last year have resigned from the Loveland Police Department. Police Chief Bob Ticer made the announcement on Friday morning that Austin MORE
A ‘Grave Human Rights Abuse’ with ‘No Time in Front of the Television’ ! A Michigan man accused of wielding a hockey stick wrapped in a Trump 2020 flag during the Jan. 6 siege on MORE
As Republican lawmakers in major battleground states seek to make voting harder and more confusing through a web of new election laws, they are simultaneously making a concerted legislative push to grant more autonomy and MORE
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri lawmakers recently shut down attempts to pay for Medicaid expansion, in what is the latest example of a statehouse fighting to undo voter-enacted polices. Critics argued during a contentious debate in the MORE
Law enforcement agencies are investigating two possible directed energy attacks on government employees on U.S. soil. One of the alleged energy attacks occurred on the south side of the White House in November, and is MORE