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Michelle Obama Wins Gift-Giving Game With Meaningful Gift to Barack Obama
Former President Barack Obama posted on Instagram that his wife of 28 years, former First Lady Michelle Obama, had surprised him with a drawing of the 12th hole at Augusta National by artist Valentino Dixon. He then stated that the story behind it is even better. -
US Congress Overrides Trump’s Veto of NDAA
The Republican-led Senate voted to overrule incumbent President Donald Trump's veto of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for this year. -
McConnell: 'No Realistic Path' For a Quick Senate Vote on $2,000 Stimulus Checks
Senator Mitch McConnell effectively renounced any change that Congress would increase the amount of stimulus checks to $2,000 prior to President Donald Trump's exit from office. He stated there was "no realistic path" for the Senate to pass a stand-alone bill. -
Dr. Fauci: Life Will Return to Normal by Autumn of 2021
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the United States' top infectious disease specialist, stated he thinks there will be "some semblance of normality" by the autumn of 2021 should vaccine dissemination speed up and an adequate number of people decide to get inoculated. -
Rubio Appalled at Fauci for 'Lying' to Americans About Herd Immunity Targets
In an interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, last week, he acknowledged that he selectively lied to the American public regarding COVID-19 and what was required for the recovery of the country. For most of this year, Dr. Fauci and other scientists have been advising Americans that an estimated 60 to 70 percent of the United States would need a vaccine in order for us to reach herd immunity to defeat the virus. -
Obama Administration Allotted Money to an Al-Qaeda Affiliate From 2014 to 2015
During the Obama administration money was funneled to an Al-Qaeda affiliate through a humanitarian organization. The amount was approved by the administration where-in Joe Biden was the VP then -
DOJ Ready to Prosecute Terrorist for 2002 Death of Wall Street Journal Reporter
The United States Department of Justice is prepared to indict the British terrorist who participated in the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. -
Individuals with Deposits Established with IRS Could Start Looking for Their Second Stimulus Payments
Treasury is already taking action to deliver a second stimulus check or another round of Economic Impact Payments (EIPs) despite Congress still debating the size of additional checks. The checks are a part of the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021, which was signed into law by President Donald Trump on Sunday and passed by Congress last week. -
Democrat Woman Charged for Issuing Death Threats Against a Republican Election Official and Her Family
In Michigan a Democrat woman faces jail time over grave threats against a Republican Election Official who was terrorized DEMS connected poll members. She is one of those who reported that Democrat align poll members bullied and threatened GOP members. -
New York Health Care Provider May Have Fraudulently Acquired COVID-19 Vaccines
A New York health care provider, ParCare, is alleged to have fraudulently acquired COVID-19 vaccines and transmitted and administered the vaccine to the public, contravening state guidelines, according to a statement released by NY State Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker. -
New UK COVID-19 Mutation Detected in Colorado, Severity of Contagiousness not Determined
Cases of the UK COVID-19 Mutation detected in the US at Colorado is under observation if it transmits easily. The coronavirus has several mutations that are not the only attributable reason, but the virus itself. -
McConnell Blocks $2,000 Coronavirus Aid Checks, Leaving Measure in Doubt
Despite the efforts of Democrats in quickly passing the measure and a growing number of Republicans backed the demand of Trump regarding the increase in coronavirus relief payments from $600 to $2,000 for citizens of the United States, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, blocked the Democrats' attempt on Tuesday. -
President Trump Most Admired Man of 2020, According to Poll
President Donald Trump is the most admired man in the United States this 2020, according to a Gallup survey. -
Human Error Leads to Disposal of Dozens of COVID-19 Vaccine in Wisconsin
Due to human error, fifty vials of the coronavirus vaccine manufactured by Moderna had to be thrown out in the state of Wisconsin this past weekend. -
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's Former Partner, Has Been Denied Bail Again
Accused sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's former partner, has been denied bail again by a New York court.
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