Music City hasn’t been the same since the Covid-19 shutdowns. And it’s not just the hit to businesses that’s taking a toll. We could be losing what would have been the next generation of Nashville, Tennessee music artists. Sunday on […]
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Former U.S. women’s gymnastics coach John Geddert is reported to have taken his own life after being charged with two dozen crimes, including human trafficking and sexual assault. Geddert coached the gold medal-winning 2012 U.S. women’s gymnastics team. He reportedly
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On our travels for Full Measure, we couldn’t resist a visit to a renowned dinosaur museum that’s so far off the beaten path, you’ll probably never make it there in person. The Carter County Museum in Montana, founded in 1936,
Over ninety-six percent (96%) of the 5,000+ people who responded to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com say that the Biden administration is doing a “bad” job. Forty-nine percent (49%) say the administration is “worse than expected”. Forty-eight percent (48%)
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Congressman Ken Buck (R-Colorado) sent a letter to Attorney General nominee, Merrick Garland, urging him to retain U.S. Attorney David Weiss until his office completes its ongoing investigation into Hunter Biden. Alternatively, Rep. Buck asked Garland to appoint a special
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COVID-19 infections will be “mostly gone” by April due to herd immunity, says Johns Hopkins professor, Dr. Martin Makary, in a Wall Street Journal opinion article. There is reason to think the country is racing toward an extremely low level
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We’ve seen many reports of hospitals packed with Covid-19 patients. But the same pandemic that’s overcrowded city hospitals has had the opposite impact on medical facilities in the countryside. Joce Sterman reports it’s putting many of them on the brink
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Top Dept. of Justice hired from law firm reportedly working on Hunter Biden defense Dept. of Justice declined to answer specific questions about potential conflicts of interest The official, Nicholas McQuaid, may have recused himself (but it’s unclear) Sen. Grassley
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