===State News===
==alaska======
10 Famous Singers from Alaska
Alaska, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rugged wilderness, has also nurtured a diverse and talented array of musicians who have made significant contributions to the music industry. Despite its remote location, the state has produced a number of famous singers who have captivated audiences with their unique voices and captivating performances. From the soulful melodies of Jewel, whose heartfelt lyrics and acoustic prowess earned her international fame, to the energetic and eclectic sounds of Portugal. The Man, Alaska’s music scene is as varied as its natural beauty. These artists have not only represented the state on a global stage but have also brought attention to the rich cultural tapestry of Alaska. The journey of these musicians is a testament to the power of creativity and perseverance, showcasing how talent can flourish even in the most unexpected places. In this article, we will explore the top 10 most popular famous singers from Alaska, delving into their careers, musical achievements, and the unique qualities that set them apart in the world of music. Their stories and songs are a celebration of Alaskan spirit and creativity, inspiring new generations of artists from the Last Frontier. Table of Contents 1. Jewel – “Who Will Save Your Soul” 2. Portugal. The Man – “Feel It Still” 3. Phillip Phillips – “Home” 4. Kate Earl – “All I Want” 5. Marian Call – “Good Morning Moon” 6. Pamyua – “Bubble Gum” 7. Maggie Rogers – “Alaska” 8. Velvet Vox – “You Make Me” 9. Kat Moore 10. Jared Woods – “Fireweed”
(Singersroom 6/20/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Alaska, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rugged wilderness, has also nurtured a diverse and talented array of musicians who have made significant contributions to the music industry. Despite its remote location, the state has produced a number of famous singers who have captivated audiences with their unique voices and captivating performances. From the soulful melodies of Jewel, whose heartfelt lyrics and acoustic prowess earned her international fame, to the energetic and eclectic sounds of Portugal. The Man, Alaska’s music scene is as varied as its natural beauty. These artists have not only represented the state on a global stage but have also brought attention to the rich cultural tapestry of Alaska. The journey of these musicians is a testament to the power of creativity and perseverance, showcasing how talent can flourish even in the most unexpected places. In this article, we will explore the top 10 most popular famous singers from Alaska, delving into their careers, musical achievements, and the unique qualities that set them apart in the world of music. Their stories and songs are a celebration of Alaskan spirit and creativity, inspiring new generations of artists from the Last Frontier. Table of Contents 1. Jewel – “Who Will Save Your Soul” 2. Portugal. The Man – “Feel It Still” 3. Phillip Phillips – “Home” 4. Kate Earl – “All I Want” 5. Marian Call – “Good Morning Moon” 6. Pamyua – “Bubble Gum” 7. Maggie Rogers – “Alaska” 8. Velvet Vox – “You Make Me” 9. Kat Moore 10. Jared Woods – “Fireweed”
(Singersroom 6/20/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==arizona======
Arizona Republic August 6, 2024
It’s Embarrassing’: GOP Rep. Says Republicans Have Nothing to Run On
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) excoriated his own party during a Thursday appearance on Newsmax, lamenting that Republicans on the whole have little to show for their time in the House majority. “In my opinion, we have nothing to go out there and campaign on, Chris. It’s embarrassing,” Biggs told Newsmax host Chris Salcedo. Salcedo echoed the sentiment: “The Republican party and the Congress of the Majority has zero accomplishments.”
(Mark Alfred/Daily Beast 1/5/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) excoriated his own party during a Thursday appearance on Newsmax, lamenting that Republicans on the whole have little to show for their time in the House majority. “In my opinion, we have nothing to go out there and campaign on, Chris. It’s embarrassing,” Biggs told Newsmax host Chris Salcedo. Salcedo echoed the sentiment: “The Republican party and the Congress of the Majority has zero accomplishments.”
(Mark Alfred/Daily Beast 1/5/24) READ MORE>>>>>
===california======
Jesse Watters says “there’s a good chance the homeless started” the California fires
They're trying to send water from the north to the south and they're suing them to stop it because of fish that no one eats, Jessica. That's all we're saying. We're saying that the guy can't run the state, and he's sitting there with his hands in his pockets and you're bringing up the homeless. There's a good chance the homeless started this fire. Did you know that 54% of the fires that the LA Fire Department responds to were started by the homeless? And we're spending more money on the homeless than we are on stopping and starting these fires.
(Media Matters 1/9/24) READ MORE>>>>>
ED NOTE: No. As usual Jesse Watters is quite delusional. He seems to just make stuff up as he goes along. When he was working with Bill O'Reilly he became known as the comedian who did the on the street interviews. He still thinks he's funny while delivering news to an audience who wouldn't left from right or right from wrong.
They're trying to send water from the north to the south and they're suing them to stop it because of fish that no one eats, Jessica. That's all we're saying. We're saying that the guy can't run the state, and he's sitting there with his hands in his pockets and you're bringing up the homeless. There's a good chance the homeless started this fire. Did you know that 54% of the fires that the LA Fire Department responds to were started by the homeless? And we're spending more money on the homeless than we are on stopping and starting these fires.
(Media Matters 1/9/24) READ MORE>>>>>
ED NOTE: No. As usual Jesse Watters is quite delusional. He seems to just make stuff up as he goes along. When he was working with Bill O'Reilly he became known as the comedian who did the on the street interviews. He still thinks he's funny while delivering news to an audience who wouldn't left from right or right from wrong.
colorado
==indiana======
‘The Caitlin Clark Effect’ Pulls In Incredibly Historic Television Ratings While Up Against NFL Sunday Slate
Despite competing against a full NFL Sunday slate, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark‘s postseason debut scored absolutely historic television ratings. Game 1 of the first round series between the Fever and Connecticut Sun, which was broadcasted on ABC, tallied 1.84 million viewers. In any round, that number is the biggest audience for the WNBA Playoffs since Game 2 of the 2000 WNBA Finals between the New York Liberty and Houston Comets. That game brought in 2.12 million viewers. On top of that, the contest also pulled in the highest ratings for a non-Finals game since Game 2 of the 1999 Western Conference Finals between the Comets and Los Angeles Sparks. That matchup recorded 2.62 million viewers. (Daily Caller 9/24/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Despite competing against a full NFL Sunday slate, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark‘s postseason debut scored absolutely historic television ratings. Game 1 of the first round series between the Fever and Connecticut Sun, which was broadcasted on ABC, tallied 1.84 million viewers. In any round, that number is the biggest audience for the WNBA Playoffs since Game 2 of the 2000 WNBA Finals between the New York Liberty and Houston Comets. That game brought in 2.12 million viewers. On top of that, the contest also pulled in the highest ratings for a non-Finals game since Game 2 of the 1999 Western Conference Finals between the Comets and Los Angeles Sparks. That matchup recorded 2.62 million viewers. (Daily Caller 9/24/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==louisiana==
A terrorist just drove a truck down Bourbon Street killing many civilians & the attack’s scope is still unknown—but @SenJohnKennedy thinks it’s time to steal the mic for a political wise crack about ABC. Can these people act like adults just once, please? pic.twitter.com/j2Xd5Mn5Kh
— Heath Mayo (@HeathMayo) January 1, 2025
=Florida=
==georgia======
Elon Musk’s mother ‘encouraged X followers to commit voter fraud’ as she is fact-checked on son’s platform
Elon Musk’s mom has been accused of encouraging followers on X to commit voter fraud and was fact-checked by her son’s own social media platform. Maye Musk quoted a post by her son before he spoke at Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania yesterday, where the billionaire wrote: “Super important to get all your friends and family to register to vote. Georgia’s registration deadline is Monday!!” But his mom went a step further and suggested to her 1.1 million followers they could vote more than once under fake names - which is illegal.
(Independent 10/7/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Elon Musk’s mom has been accused of encouraging followers on X to commit voter fraud and was fact-checked by her son’s own social media platform. Maye Musk quoted a post by her son before he spoke at Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania yesterday, where the billionaire wrote: “Super important to get all your friends and family to register to vote. Georgia’s registration deadline is Monday!!” But his mom went a step further and suggested to her 1.1 million followers they could vote more than once under fake names - which is illegal.
(Independent 10/7/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==montana======
‘Fox & Friends’ Ignores Fox’s Own Reporting to Spin for Gianforte
Fox News reporters saw Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte attack Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs in Montana, but you wouldn’t know it from watching Fox & Friends. There was no mention of Fox’s own reporting until co-host Brian Kilmeade half-heartedly inserted: “By the way, on that body-slam, that Montana situation, Alicia Acuna was right there, eyewitnessed it.” (Andrew Kirell/Daily Beast 5/25/27)
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Fox News reporters saw Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte attack Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs in Montana, but you wouldn’t know it from watching Fox & Friends. There was no mention of Fox’s own reporting until co-host Brian Kilmeade half-heartedly inserted: “By the way, on that body-slam, that Montana situation, Alicia Acuna was right there, eyewitnessed it.” (Andrew Kirell/Daily Beast 5/25/27)
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==nevada=====
'I hate Las Vegas': Green Day canceled on at least 2 radio stations after trash talk
American rock band Green Day has been canceled on at least two radio stations after trash talking the city of Las Vegas during a recent concert. “We don’t take (expletive) from people like (expletive) John Fisher,” band leader Billie Joe Armstrong said on stage Thursday while performing in California's Bay Area, “I hate Las Vegas. It’s the worst (expletive) in America." The comment took place as the punk band performed at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Sept. 20 during its The Saviors Tour. The stadium outing also features fellow ‘90s band the Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and The Linda Lindas. (Cincinnati.com 10/1/24) READ MORE>>>>>
American rock band Green Day has been canceled on at least two radio stations after trash talking the city of Las Vegas during a recent concert. “We don’t take (expletive) from people like (expletive) John Fisher,” band leader Billie Joe Armstrong said on stage Thursday while performing in California's Bay Area, “I hate Las Vegas. It’s the worst (expletive) in America." The comment took place as the punk band performed at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Sept. 20 during its The Saviors Tour. The stadium outing also features fellow ‘90s band the Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and The Linda Lindas. (Cincinnati.com 10/1/24) READ MORE>>>>>
How slain Las Vegas journalist Jeff German may have helped capture his own killer
Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German was a man who lived for his job. And as it turns out, may have died for it. In September 2022, he was stabbed to death by an assailant outside his home.
German was a local legend – renowned for his reporting on infamous mobsters, crooked politicians and murderers.
(CBS-NEWS 2/17/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German was a man who lived for his job. And as it turns out, may have died for it. In September 2022, he was stabbed to death by an assailant outside his home.
German was a local legend – renowned for his reporting on infamous mobsters, crooked politicians and murderers.
(CBS-NEWS 2/17/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==new york=====
Justin Timberlake enters into plea deal to resolve DWI case
Justin Timberlake struck a plea deal that saw his charge in his DWI case reduced to a noncriminal traffic violation of driving while impaired. The "I'm Bringing Sexy Back" singer appeared in court in New York on Friday to enter a guilty plea on the lesser charge. In the courtroom, Timberlake said, "I did not live up to the standards that I try to hold for myself," The Associated Press reports. (MediaIte 9/9/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Justin Timberlake struck a plea deal that saw his charge in his DWI case reduced to a noncriminal traffic violation of driving while impaired. The "I'm Bringing Sexy Back" singer appeared in court in New York on Friday to enter a guilty plea on the lesser charge. In the courtroom, Timberlake said, "I did not live up to the standards that I try to hold for myself," The Associated Press reports. (MediaIte 9/9/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==north carolina======
Mary Ellen Klas
The slate of MAGA Republicans that will be on North Carolina's ballot in November has the potential to be disastrous for the state's economic interests and its business leaders know it. They should use their considerable influence and act now if they want to stop it from happening. From the top of the ticket, where Republican primary voters picked an antisemitic, election-denying, misogynist and transphobic candidate for governor to selecting a home-schooling mom with no education experience for state superintendent, the choices are so concerning that business leaders took the unprecedented step of sounding the alarm. Perhaps most troubling for the fast-growing state, which CNBC ranked No. 1 for business two years in a row, is the nomination of Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson for the top job. Robinson, an acolyte of former President Donald Trump (who called him "Martin Luther King on steroids"), regularly disparages the LGBTQ community and believes a pregnant woman's body "is not her body anymore." He's made hateful comments about school shooting victims, Jewish people and also normalizes Hitler. If elected, Robinson would be the state's first Black governor but instead of breaking barriers, he is breaking the bounds of decency and humanity. He's an extremist, even by MAGA standards. The state has some recent experience with what happens when intolerance is written into law. If the Chamber and its allies are truly worried about the rightward shift of the state, they should publicly reject MAGA's attempts to roll back progress and get behind moderate Democrat and Republican candidates. --Mary Ellen Klas; Miami Herald; MAGA is taking over North Carolina - unless businesses stop it 3/16/24
==north dakota======
Shaw: Let local journalists do their jobs
Kudos to Forum reporter Robin Huebner for her excellent story on communications departments of local government entities. There is a need for these departments. They provide information, make leaders accessible, handle open records requests and televise government meetings. However, at a cost of nearly $1 million a year, Fargo’s communications department is bloated. It’s appalling that Fargo’s department is twice the size of Des Moines, Iowa, which has 85,000 more people than Fargo. Also, the salaries are too high, as Fargo employees make considerably more money than news personnel in Fargo’s private sector. (Jim Shaw/Inforum 12/30/23)
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Kudos to Forum reporter Robin Huebner for her excellent story on communications departments of local government entities. There is a need for these departments. They provide information, make leaders accessible, handle open records requests and televise government meetings. However, at a cost of nearly $1 million a year, Fargo’s communications department is bloated. It’s appalling that Fargo’s department is twice the size of Des Moines, Iowa, which has 85,000 more people than Fargo. Also, the salaries are too high, as Fargo employees make considerably more money than news personnel in Fargo’s private sector. (Jim Shaw/Inforum 12/30/23)
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==OHio======
How Did Fake News About Haitian Migrants Eating Cats Spread From Malaysian Propagandist to Trump Campaign and JD Vance?The Trump campaign pushed unfounded online rumors in a mailer sent out Monday that Haitian migrants in Ohio were eating pets, using the story as a political attack line to accuse Vice President Kamala Harris of failing on immigration policies, citing tweets as evidence The email claims, among other alleged crimes, that Haitian immigrants have “reportedly been caught ‘decapitating ducks’ and hunting geese and other livestock in public parks — and even kidnapping residents’ pets — then eating them.” The campaign email came on Monday soon after former President Donald Trump’s running mate, Senator JD Vance (R-OH), also amplified the claims when he shared a clip of himself discussing “the issue of Haitian illegal immigrants,” whom he accused of “draining social services and generally causing chaos in Springfield, Ohio.” (MediaIte 9/9/24) READ MORE>>>>>
MAGA chronicler: 'Trump supporters aren't going away'
You could call him "The MAGA Whisperer." "They should start fathoming," he wrote, observing that Trump’s outsider, anti-establishment approach and "open contempt for all things politically correct" were energizing people who had been disaffected by traditional politics. For the past eight years, Gary Abernathy traced the rise of the Donald Trump base of supporters that became known as the MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement. As editor-publisher of the Hillsboro Times-Gazette in the heart of Ohio’s Trump Country in the southern part of the state, Abernathy, who earlier had spent years in Republican Party politics, wrote in January 2016 that many of his friends in professional GOP politics could not fathom a presidential ticket headed by Trump.
(Cincinatti.com 3/21/24) READ MORE>>>>>
You could call him "The MAGA Whisperer." "They should start fathoming," he wrote, observing that Trump’s outsider, anti-establishment approach and "open contempt for all things politically correct" were energizing people who had been disaffected by traditional politics. For the past eight years, Gary Abernathy traced the rise of the Donald Trump base of supporters that became known as the MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement. As editor-publisher of the Hillsboro Times-Gazette in the heart of Ohio’s Trump Country in the southern part of the state, Abernathy, who earlier had spent years in Republican Party politics, wrote in January 2016 that many of his friends in professional GOP politics could not fathom a presidential ticket headed by Trump.
(Cincinatti.com 3/21/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==pennsylvania=======
ABC News Affiliate Faces Backlash For Premature Declaration Of Harris Victory In PA Ahead Of Election Day
An infographic from an ABC News affiliate called the presidential election in Pennsylvania at 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 27.
The results appeared on the ticker at the bottom of television screens during a broadcast of the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix by ABC local affiliate WNEP-TV, which services a part of northern Pennsylvania. It showed Vice President Kamala Harris capturing 52% of votes, while former president Donald Trump trailed with just 47%. According to the graphic, this amounted to around 3,300,000 votes for Harris and 3,000,000 voted for Trump, with 100% of precincts reporting. (Dallas Express 10/31/24) READ MORE>>>>>
An infographic from an ABC News affiliate called the presidential election in Pennsylvania at 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 27.
The results appeared on the ticker at the bottom of television screens during a broadcast of the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix by ABC local affiliate WNEP-TV, which services a part of northern Pennsylvania. It showed Vice President Kamala Harris capturing 52% of votes, while former president Donald Trump trailed with just 47%. According to the graphic, this amounted to around 3,300,000 votes for Harris and 3,000,000 voted for Trump, with 100% of precincts reporting. (Dallas Express 10/31/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Da'Vine Joy Randolph makes TIME Magazine's list of 100 Most Influential People of 2024
Philadelphia's own Da'Vine Joy Randolph is on TIME Magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2024. The Temple University alumni actress won the Oscar and the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in the film, "The Holdovers." She has won over 20 awards for portraying Mary Lamb, a career manager grieving her son's death in Vietnam, CBS Mornings described. She also won Best Supporting Actress for the film at the 2024 Academy Awards. Randolph has won other awards for the Netflix film "Dolemite Is My Name" starring Eddie Murphy. (CBS News 4/17/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Philadelphia's own Da'Vine Joy Randolph is on TIME Magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2024. The Temple University alumni actress won the Oscar and the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in the film, "The Holdovers." She has won over 20 awards for portraying Mary Lamb, a career manager grieving her son's death in Vietnam, CBS Mornings described. She also won Best Supporting Actress for the film at the 2024 Academy Awards. Randolph has won other awards for the Netflix film "Dolemite Is My Name" starring Eddie Murphy. (CBS News 4/17/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==rhode island=====
Longtime WPRI anchor Janice Glynn passes away
Janice Glynn, a longtime anchor at WPRI 12, passed away over the weekend. She was 69 years old. Glynn anchored WPRI’s 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts from 1984 to 1989 alongside Walter Cryan. She was featured on the cover of the first issue of Rhode Island Monthly, along with other local news anchors.
(WPRI 5/1/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Janice Glynn, a longtime anchor at WPRI 12, passed away over the weekend. She was 69 years old. Glynn anchored WPRI’s 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts from 1984 to 1989 alongside Walter Cryan. She was featured on the cover of the first issue of Rhode Island Monthly, along with other local news anchors.
(WPRI 5/1/24) READ MORE>>>>>
==south dakota======
Fox News Host Laura Ingraham Blasts GOP Senator For Upholding Checks And Balances: ‘Undermining’ Trump
Fox News host Laura Ingraham took aim at Republican Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) on Sunday, accusing the close Trump ally of “undermining” the president-elect by boasting of the country’s long-held checks and balances. “Why does NDakota have a senator who is already undermining Pres-elect Trump?” Ingraham wrote on X, and quoted from a Politico article: “Sen. Mike Rounds (R-ND) said he came to Halifax with a message that there are still three branches of the U.S. government, and the Senate will guard its independence….”
(MediaIte 11.25.24) READMORE>>>>>
Fox News host Laura Ingraham took aim at Republican Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) on Sunday, accusing the close Trump ally of “undermining” the president-elect by boasting of the country’s long-held checks and balances. “Why does NDakota have a senator who is already undermining Pres-elect Trump?” Ingraham wrote on X, and quoted from a Politico article: “Sen. Mike Rounds (R-ND) said he came to Halifax with a message that there are still three branches of the U.S. government, and the Senate will guard its independence….”
(MediaIte 11.25.24) READMORE>>>>>
==texas======
TX COVID Crusader Dr. Bowden Says X’s AI Erased Her Speech
Grok, X’s equivalent of Chat GPT, took a strong anti-free speech political line after Dr. Mary Talley Bowden of Houston asked it to write a speech based on her posts to the platform. “Write a one-hour speech based on tweets from @mdbreathe,” Bowden initially asked the large language model [LLM].“[Introduction] Ladies and gentlemen, fellow freedom fighters, and medical revolutionaries, welcome to this historic gathering. I stand as a voice for the voiceless, not as as a doctor, but as a beacon of hope in the darkness of medical tyranny. Today, we breathe life into a movement that will change the course of history,” Grok responded in part in a speech titled “Breathing Life into Medical Freedom: A Call to Action.” (Dallas Express 7/24/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Grok, X’s equivalent of Chat GPT, took a strong anti-free speech political line after Dr. Mary Talley Bowden of Houston asked it to write a speech based on her posts to the platform. “Write a one-hour speech based on tweets from @mdbreathe,” Bowden initially asked the large language model [LLM].“[Introduction] Ladies and gentlemen, fellow freedom fighters, and medical revolutionaries, welcome to this historic gathering. I stand as a voice for the voiceless, not as as a doctor, but as a beacon of hope in the darkness of medical tyranny. Today, we breathe life into a movement that will change the course of history,” Grok responded in part in a speech titled “Breathing Life into Medical Freedom: A Call to Action.” (Dallas Express 7/24/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Southeast Texas journalist recounts harrowing experience while reporting at Pennsylvania Trump rally
Vanessa Broussard, a Southeast Texas Journalist, says she was only 30 yards away from the the podium when shots first rang out at the Trump rally in Pennsylvania Saturday evening. Broussard said before, she always felt secure while covering political events . "To know that someone went to that extreme to try to assassinate President Trump, and that I witnessed it first hand too. How do you prepare for it?" said Broussard. After witnessing the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, Broussard crawled to her microphone to inform viewers about what was happening. "We got breaking news, we got breaking news coming in shots fired. Seems to be shots fired at the Trump Rally," Broussard broadcasted amidst the chaos.
(12News 7/14/24) READMORE>>>>>>
Vanessa Broussard, a Southeast Texas Journalist, says she was only 30 yards away from the the podium when shots first rang out at the Trump rally in Pennsylvania Saturday evening. Broussard said before, she always felt secure while covering political events . "To know that someone went to that extreme to try to assassinate President Trump, and that I witnessed it first hand too. How do you prepare for it?" said Broussard. After witnessing the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, Broussard crawled to her microphone to inform viewers about what was happening. "We got breaking news, we got breaking news coming in shots fired. Seems to be shots fired at the Trump Rally," Broussard broadcasted amidst the chaos.
(12News 7/14/24) READMORE>>>>>>
On Thursday, the Justice Department released its report on the police response to the May 2022 massacre at Robb Elementary School that killed 19 students and two teachers. It was a gut-wrenching examination of a disastrous event that was compounded by failure after failure. |
‘That Is Unbelievable!’ CNN’s Jim Acosta Stunned By Uvalde Parent’s Revelation Cops Are ‘Harassing’ Families
CNN anchor Jim Acosta was stunned when Uvalde parent Miguel Cerrillo revealed local cops are “harassing” families of children who were affected by the massacre. On Thursday, the Justice Department released its report on the police response to the May 2022 massacre at Robb Elementary School that killed 19 students and two teachers. It was a gut-wrenching examination of a disastrous event that was compounded by failure after failure. (Tommy Christopher/ MediaIte/ 1/19/24) READ MORE>>>>> |
Dan Patrick’s threat to leave Biden off Texas ballots among long list of Fox News exploits
Nobody stirs things up on Fox News quite like Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, whose latest eyebrow-raiser was a threat over the weekend to knock President Joe Biden off the 2024 ballot in Texas. While Patrick, 73, has no authority to do such a thing, the moment showed the attention-grabbing persona that he’s developed over decades as a politician, conservative radio host and former sportscaster.
(Jeremy Wallace/Houston Chronicle 12/27/23) READ MORE>>>>>
Nobody stirs things up on Fox News quite like Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, whose latest eyebrow-raiser was a threat over the weekend to knock President Joe Biden off the 2024 ballot in Texas. While Patrick, 73, has no authority to do such a thing, the moment showed the attention-grabbing persona that he’s developed over decades as a politician, conservative radio host and former sportscaster.
(Jeremy Wallace/Houston Chronicle 12/27/23) READ MORE>>>>>
==washington======
Seattle Times 10/30/24