Vocal about his opposition to the COVID-19 vaccine, adamant about physical fitness and bearing a historic namesake — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. first posed as an interesting shake-up to the 2024 presidential race after announcing his candidacy in April. But as Kennedy is expected to announce his switch from the Democratic Party to an independent
San Francisco homeless ‘pirates’ reportedly living on boats, stealing more vessels October 05, 2023 08:07 AM (The Center Square) – Crime and homelessness have converged in San Francisco to allow homeless individuals media reports have called “pirates” offshore into small, cheap boats that anchor illegally and roam the bay looking for property and even other
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October 05, 2023 8:07 AM ET Following a series of biting incidents, Commander, the 2-year-old German shepherd belonging to President Joe Biden has been removed from the White House, CNN reported Wednesday. While the U.S. Secret Service has officially acknowledged 11 biting incidents involving its personnel, insiders suggest the actual count is higher, with the
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California, New York, Illinois incomes decline in first time since 2009 October 05, 2023 08:04 AM (The Center Square) – America’s three largest Democratic states, along with Rhode Island, Mississippi, Louisiana and the District of Columbia experienced income declines in the last year while the nation as a whole saw incomes rise by 2%. New
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Rep. Buck says he won’t run for House speaker October 05, 2023 08:00 AM (The Center Square) – After voting to remove House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Colorado’s Rep. Ken Buck predicted the House will have a replacement by next Wednesday – and he’s not throwing his hat in the ring. “I am confident
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Report: Russian Journalist Suggests Ukraine Is Using Crystal Meth to Boost Its Soldiers’ Performance by Larry Johnson Oct. 5, 2023 7:00 am I sat down today with former Fox News reporter, Clayton Morris, to discuss disturbing reports of Ukrainian troops being drugged. This was in response to a chat I had on Wednesday with Russian
It’s finally nearing the end of a month filled with consumer tech announcements, and Wednesday’s Google event felt like the grand finale. While Google only sells a fraction of the number of phones and smartwatches pumped out by Apple and Samsung, the company’s work in mobile software, large language models, productivity services, and computational photography
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Congressional maps in North Carolina cross the route of McCarthy’s exit October 05, 2023 07:54 AM (The Center Square) – North Carolina’s litigated state Supreme Court order on the 2022 congressional maps changed the recent pattern and expectancy of majority Republicans. And Tuesday night’s historic vote ousting Rep. Kevin McCarthy as speaker of the U.S.
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Illinois gun rights groups ask appeals court to review Texas pistol brace ruling October 05, 2023 07:49 AM (The Center Square) – Recent cases challenging weapons laws in other states could have an impact on the case pending against Illinois’ gun and magazine ban. The Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals that includes Illinois still
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