The Texas Board of Education decided to fire the principal over critical theory allegations after he frowned during a Facebook photoshoot with his wife. On Monday, the Grapevine Collieville Independent School District Education Council voted unanimously 7-0 for the non-renewal of Dr. James Whitfield, principal of Collieville Heritage High School. Contract. This is the first step in a two step …
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Olean School Leader’s Comments as Preacher Sparks Community Response | New
OLEAN – More than 100 community members gathered at Olean’s board meeting on Tuesday to voice their concerns and support for Joel Whitcher, principal of Olean Intermediate School, and his religious practice . A series of videos shared on a Facebook page shows Whitcher, pastor of the Fresh Fire Worship Center in Allegany, speaking on topics including same-sex marriage, Islam, …
Read More »Fall Lecture Series | Community
DOVER – The Woodman Museum 2021 Fall Speaker Series kicks off Wednesday, October 6, featuring five incredible NH speakers, every Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. until November 3, at the Woodman Museum 182 Central Avenue in Dover. Olga Morrill: Wednesday October 6: NH author Olga Morrill kicks off the Autumn Lecture Series at the Woodman Museum with an open discussion …
Read More »Federal judge to decide whether healthcare workers should be granted religious exemption for COVID-19 shooting
A federal judge will soon decide whether healthcare workers should be able to withdraw from Maine’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for religious reasons. Nine anonymous workers have sued the state to demand such an exemption, which is currently not allowed. Their lawsuit could take on broader significance in light of a conservative shift at the U.S. Supreme Court. On Monday, U.S. …
Read More »Investors are more vulnerable in the COVID environment
In terms of investment knowledge, almost four-fifths (78.9%) said they had little or no investment knowledge. A minority of 17.5% would have an average knowledge of investments and 3.5% high knowledge of investments. âDespite the pandemic, the IPC is operating at full capacity and remains open,â the report said. âThe Clinic’s social workers work remotely and diligently to advance the …
Read More »The destruction of Turkish cultural heritage in Cyprus, Turkey, Artsakh
The Mother See of Saint Etchmiadzin of the Armenian Apostolic Church recently organized a conference on international religious freedom and peace with the blessings of His Holiness Karekin II, the Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of all Armenians. Tasoula Hadjitofi, founding president of the march of truth, was one of the guests. She spoke about the genocide and her own experience …
Read More »Two Kerala teachers build 150 houses for homeless people in ten years
Two teachers from Kerala helped build a house for a homeless student after her father died in 2011. Ten years later, they completed the construction of 150 houses for homeless families, regardless of their caste or background. religion. Sister Lizzy Chakkalakkal, director of the Girls’ School at Notre Dame Convent in Thoppumpady in Kochi, Kerala, started the Home Challenge mission …
Read More »“Pakistan and Saudi Arabia bound by religion and region” – Journal
KARACHI: A book titled Pakistan’s Relations with Saudi Arabia by former Ambassador Shahid Amin was launched at the Institute of Business Management (IoBM) on Saturday afternoon. Speaking on the occasion, former Senator and Information Minister Javed Jabbar said the book was truly a remarkable contribution to a very limited range of literature on the subject. “What better gentleman to do …
Read More »Five finds from ancient Greece that shaped our modern world
The theater started in ancient Athens. The first productions were based on religious ceremonies, represented through tragedy, but over time other genres like comedy and satire were created. Credit: Wikipedia /Public domain. If you are wondering exactly what were the contributions of ancient Greece to our modern world, here is just a small sample of the major inventions and discoveries …
Read More »Kwale residents urged to avoid divisive politicians
Kwale County Deputy Governor (DG) Fatuma Achani called on residents to reject opportunistic politicians to divide them along religious and tribal lines ahead of the 2022 general election. Achani denounced the current scenario where people considering various elective positions promote tribalism, the politics of insults and hate speech to gain support. She said it was high time Kenyans learned to …
Read More »Constitution Day 2021: Celebrating the Bill of Rights
The United States is a relatively young country, but we have the oldest written national constitution. On Constitution Day, we honor this incredible document, which has persisted for over two centuries and inspired a host of other constitutions around the world. Today marks the 234th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. Our Constitution has lasted so long thanks to …
Read More »The Day – Report: East Lyme Schools Reach ‘Tipping Point’ for Social Change
East Lyme – An independent study on the racial climate in East Lyme public schools has found that at least a quarter of the school community is ready to take action to counter racism and advance diversity. The 70-page report characterized schools as strong and study-oriented, with an emphasis on test scores and strict adherence to the curriculum that can …
Read More »Malka Leifer, principal of the Adass Israel school in Melbourne, 74 counts of sexual abuse
What the cleaner saw: How the head of an ultra-Orthodox school was seen with three girls on SUNDAY – as she faces trial on 74 child sexual abuse charges A Spanish cleaner testified in open court Thursday Principal Malka Leifer accused of sexual assault on three sisters Most hearings take place behind closed doors By Karen Sweeney For Daily Mail …
Read More »Indian occupation of Junagadh – an act of shameless aggression
Besides the occupation of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947, India, by a brazen act of aggression, transgressed the princely state of Junagadh, ruled by the Muslims, and occupied it by force shortly after the partition of the Indo-Pakistani subcontinent. Bahadur Khan Babi, son of Shayr Khan Babi, proclaimed his independence from Mughal rule after the death of the great Mughal …
Read More »Taliban victory threatens to be a double-edged sword for Pakistan
BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 2149, September 9, 2021 ABSTRACT: Pakistani efforts to exploit the Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan threaten to reinforce ultra-conservative tendencies in Pakistan itself, the second most populous Muslim-majority country in the world, long accused of supporting militant religious groups. The idea that religious ultra-conservatism cannot remain contained in Afghanistan may be one of the reasons why …
Read More »Police professional | SPA strengthens police engagement with “rarely heard” groups
SPA strengthens police engagement with ârarely heardâ groups The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) is working with Police Scotland and the Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR) to fund a series of projects aimed at improving engagement with ‘rarely heard’ communities. Sep 3, 2021 By Paul Jacques The rarely heard term refers to communities that are historically under-represented and may be …
Read More »François Vincent Cassidy | News, Sports, Jobs
Francis Vincent Cassidy, 93, of Lancaster, Pa., Died on July 22, 2021 after a long illness. Son of the late Edward Camillus Cassidy and Florine Marie (Harker) Cassidy of Newry. He attended St. Patrick’s School in Newry and graduated from Hollidaysburg High School. During the summers he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad in the Round House and other jobs before …
Read More »Kulbir Kaur | The Undoubted Benefits of Being a Sneaky Basenji
Those who dare to question powers were previously labeled “anti-social”, now they are “anti-national” Sigmund Freud called America a “giant mistake” when he and Carl Jung went to Clark University to lecture. (America in 1909 had appeared to him as merchant and devoid of intellectual essence.) My “giant mistakes”, on the other hand, concern my inability to continue transforming into …
Read More »Smithfield launches casual dress code
08/25/2021 SMITHFIELD – Smithfield school administrators have said they have higher priorities than making sure students adhere to a strict dress code as they announced relaxed dress code rules at the school committee meeting in last Monday evening. Smithfield High School principal Dan Kelley said students are now allowed to wear shirts with spaghetti straps under the new rules. They …
Read More »Production of “The Untitled Cabrini Film” by Alejandro Monteverde begins | New
BUFFALO, NY – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Aug 25, 2021– Principal shooting is underway on the film by director Alejandro Monteverde, winner of the TIFF “People’s Choice Award” The untitled Cabrini film in Buffalo, New York. Production will end in Rome, Italy, in early fall. Cabrini’s untitled film, based on a story by Alejandro Monteverde (Sound of freedom, Bella) and Rod …
Read More »Croatia’s Balkanization and Capitalization – People’s World
The waterfront and hotels for foreign tourists in Opatija, Croatia, on its beautiful Adriatic coastline. Darko Bandic | PA It is today one of the flagships of world tourism. The Dalmatian coast of the still newly formed country of Croatia is back with tourist figures this summer starting to reach pre-COVID levels in a paradise that boasts the sparkling turquoise …
Read More »Rejected on the first day of school because I use a wheelchair
What’s wrong? is a Stuff disability podcast produced with support from NZ On Air. In the seven-part series, hosts Olivia Shivas, Rebecca Dubber and guests address the big questions about living with a disability. They discuss sex, religion, disabled parking – and how to push back on outrageous issues. Listen to it here. OPINION: It was my first day of …
Read More »Soap in Brazil: Congress impeached MP accused of killing her husband she adopted as a teenager
Even the best Brazilian soap opera hasn’t received so much encouragement. A story that mixes religion, politics, evangelical pastors, orgies, bloody rituals, mass adoptions, financial problems and contract murder has left the whole country speechless. Reality beats any scenario. Congress deleted this Wednesday to the federal deputy and evangelical pastor Flordelis dos Santos de Souza, an enigmatic lawmaker involved in …
Read More »Justin Burns running for Principal of St. Clair County Schools
Justin Burns announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination Thursday as superintendent of the St. Clair County school system. Burns made the announcement during a meeting of young Republicans from St. Clair County in Pell City at the City Market Grill. â30 years ago our family moved to St Clair,â said Burns. âIt gives us the opportunity to give back. …
Read More »Ezekiel a hero for trying to save siblings
New Sean douglas An hour ago Porters carrying the small coffin of one of three children who perished in a house fire at Rookery Kook in Maraval in front of Rock Church in Morvant after the funeral service. – SUREASH CHOLAI EZEKIEL BURKE, 17, died a hero while trying to save his two younger siblings, Faith, six, and Kayden, three, …
Read More »Howard University Professor on God’s Presence, Wisdom, and Heart for Righteousness | The Best Samaritan with Jamie Aten and Kent Annan
I have known Kenyatta for over twenty years, since we were classmates at the seminary. He has always been faithful and thoughtful, which leads him to interact with the scriptures in a way that connects with the real world in a way that I find uplifting and heartwarming, insightful and inspiring, as you will see in this conversation we had …
Read More »Parents in Wisconsin are fed up with schools’ attempts to brainwash children
Parents in Wisconsin are fed up with attempts by their school districts to indoctrinate their children, and they’re not going to be silent any longer. For months, parents in the state’s largest suburban GOP stronghold, outside of Milwaukee, tried to push the creeping turn of the Elmbrook school district to the left. Now they are asking other residents to sign …
Read More »It’s no fun: a guide to jokes and humor at work
When I had my first job after college, about 30 years ago, my boss was a woman who was also called Michele. To set us apart, coworkers started calling us Big Michele and Little Michele (she was tall, I wasn’t), and even worse, Old Michele and Young Michele. I felt bad with those rankings, but being in my early twenties, …
Read More »New book examines Sting’s enduring Catholic imagination
(RNS) – In 2000, sociologist Andrew Greeley wrote a book called “The Catholic Imagination”, in which he examined the enduring power of Catholic stories, images and sensibilities in shaping the experiences of artists through the ages – from 16th century Italian sculptor Bernini to director Martin Scorsese. Now there is a new addition to this corpus: British rock star Sting. …
Read More »Questions and authors: Margaret Hermes
Submitted photo This month, Novel Bay Booksellers hosted a series of author signing sessions featuring local and regional authors. On July 25, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., author Margaret Hermes will be at the store at 44 N. 3rd Ave. in Sturgeon Bay to sign copies of its latest issue, The opposite of chance. Hermes has a long-standing connection …
Read More »Julia Haart tackles pushback of Orthodox Jews after Netflix show
Julia Haart cherishes the positive reactions she has heard since the launch of her reality series, “My Unorthodox Life”, on Netflix. But the former Orthodox Jewish mother / yeshiva teacher and Monsey resident and fashion mogul is also keenly aware of the negative comments and admits she was surprised at the level of vitriol. âI wonder if those who write …
Read More »THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: ‘British Legion stands up for a better world,’ preachers tell Portavogie congregation
Fishing trawlers in the port of Portavogie. Photo: Brian Little Archives / News Letter More than a hundred members of the British Legion attended a drumming service at the Green Presbyterian Church, Portavogie, the previous afternoon when the new Kircubbin branch standard was consecrated, the News Letter. Among the branches represented were Belfast, Comber, Newtownards, Ballywalter, Portaferry, Donaghadee, Bangor and …
Read More »Two Orthodox Jewish MLB pitchers juggle baseball and religion
It’s a decision that hasn’t come up much, if at all, over the past century and a half of Major League Baseball. Two young pitchers, freshly drafted by MLB and ready to start their careers, face a choice when it comes to playing the seventh day of the week: The Sabbath? Or cursors? The Orthodox Jewish athletes were selected in …
Read More »Educator Kidnapped in Kyrgyzstan by Turkish Spies Asked About Critical Magazine Subscription
Abdullah Bozkurt / Stockholm Educator Orhan İnandı, a Turkish-Kyrgyz dual national who was kidnapped by Turkish intelligence agency MIT, was asked about his subscriptions to newspapers and magazines critical of the government after he was taken to Turkey, according to a document obtained by Nordic Monitor. İnandı, the founder and president of the prestigious Turkish-Kyrgyz school network Sapat operating in …
Read More »How a Muslim headscarf sparked a row of discrimination at a Hong Kong school
After teaching assistant Zahra Khan was ordered to tell a student to take off her hijab, a religious headscarf worn by some Muslim women, she donned one herself as a sign of solidarity. “I started wearing a hijab to support students and to make teachers understand what it is,” Khan, who works at a Salvation Army school in Hong Kong, …
Read More »Dismissal hearings held for two Grants Pass educators
Watch the meetings: https://zoom.us/j/2724620554 Update (07/15/21, 6:48 p.m.) – Rachel Damiano and Katie Medart’s employment with Grants Pass School District 7 has been terminated. Original story: GRANTS PASS, Oregon – The Grants Pass School Board decides the fate of two educators who allegedly sparked controversy while commenting on the LGBTQ + community. The Grants Pass School Board is meeting Thursday …
Read More »RSS bats for social harmony
BL SarafTwo developments of immense value have been noticed over the past two weeks that will, truly, have a calming effect on high anger and may relieve people of the physical and mental fatigue induced by COVID. They will bode well for the country. First, it was the courts that came to the rescue of the besieged citizens and showed …
Read More »Court grants $ 7 million bail to suspects over masquerade-Muslim clash
Adebayo said sureties must reside within the court’s area of jurisdiction and must attach their passport photographs to an affidavit of means. He said each surety must also have land properties within the court’s area of jurisdiction and that the police must verify their residential addresses. Attorney General of the Republic, Mr. Abiodun Badiora, had previously told the court that …
Read More »Canada, a country that loves religions
Due to its constitution, laws and tax system, Canada appears to favor systematic discrimination against non-believers. Posted on Jul 11, 2021 at 10:00 AM Marie-Claude GirardRetired from the Canadian Human Rights Commission First, the Constitution Act, 1982 begins “As Canada was founded on principles recognizing the transcendence of God and the rule of law.” This basic premise ostracizes all who …
Read More »Jewish groups threaten legal action after Bristol-Warren sets first day of school as Rosh Hashanah
BRISTOL, RI (WLNE) – Religious leaders in Rhode Island are calling on the Bristol-Warren Regional School District to change the 2021-22 school calendar as the first day of school falls on Rosh Hashanah. The two-day celebration is one of the holiest holidays in the Jewish religion. “Jewish educators and families are not asking for anything huge, they are just asking …
Read More »AfsanaBadosh ep 6: Listen to “Kamdhenu” by Salam Bin Razzaq
AfsanaBadosh, presented by Firstpost and Jashn-E-Qalam, celebrates the spirit of storytelling through the narratives of the greatest stories in Hindi and Urdu. This is episode 6 – “Kamdhenu” by Salam Bin Razzaq, performed by KC Shankar. Editorial, performance and text support by Neerja Deodhar | Art by Pinaki De | Episode edited by Varun Patil AFSANABADOSH afsana (history, legend) | …
Read More »Study reveals brain circuit for spirituality
Using datasets from neurosurgery and brain injury patients, researchers recently mapped the locations of injuries associated with spiritual and religious beliefs to a specific human brain circuit. The team’s results are published in Biological Psychiatry. More than 80% of the people in the world consider themselves religious or spiritual. But research on the neurosciences of spirituality and religiosity has been …
Read More »What can Catholics learn from Muslims about meeting God?
Islam is the world fastest growing religion, adopted by a quarter of the world’s population and with three and a half million members living in the United States. However, the dialogue between Christians and Muslims is tense, given the differences in theology, ethics, history and contemporary political realities. Benedictine brother. David Steindl-Rast offers this little book, 99 names of god, …
Read More »Researchers link spirituality and religious belief to a brain circuit
Using datasets from neurosurgery patients and patients with brain damage, the researchers mapped the locations of lesions associated with spiritual and religious beliefs on a specific human brain circuit. More than 80% of the people in the world consider themselves religious or spiritual. But research on the neurosciences of spirituality and religiosity has been scarce. Previous studies have used functional …
Read More »No religion: why more and more Singaporeans are turning away from traditional beliefs
SINGAPORE: Teenager Yuxuan ticks the “Buddhist” box on official forms, but does not practice Buddhism. Calling herself a Buddhist has been a “habit” she has had since childhood, said the 18-year-old, who declined to share her full name. “I’m supposed to be a Buddhist, but I’m more inclined to (be) a free thinker,” she said. “My parents practice (Buddhism), so …
Read More »High School Calls For Resource Officer Removal After Complaints Over His ‘Dividing’ Police Public Defense, Thin Blue Line Patch
A suburban Chicago high school dumped its resource officer after receiving complaints about its police “division” public defense and the Thin Blue Line symbol – and the Mount Prospect Police Department chief, in the ‘Illinois, worried about the power a few people may have over a woman’s career, Fox News reported. What’s the background? Agent Lisa Schaps – who served …
Read More »Navajo students capture oral histories in new book about life in Monument Valley
When COVID-19 hit the Navajo reservation last year, families lost more than their loved ones. According to Denece Kitto, principal of Tse’Bii’Nidzisgai Elementary School in Monument Valley, they lost the stories those loved ones were telling. “I kept hearing this line that they left with their stories,” Kitto said. “After hearing it so many times, I was like, ‘Oh my …
Read More »The farmer, his son and their dog
In the winter of 1994, a farmer’s son came home from boarding school for vacation. He wanted a puppy – a German Shepherd to be precise – exactly like the one his cousins in Lahore had bragged about all fall. But his village was not Lahore, and his parents were not as liberal as his uncle and his family. Although …
Read More »Teacher in hot water after allegedly using N-word in rap music chat
The fate of a white Missouri high school teacher remains unknown after students accused him of using the N word in a discussion of rap music. John Magoffin of Harrisonville High initially told administrators that he couldn’t recall using the full six-letter epithet during the April class discussion, FOX-4 Reports. But a district investigation found that three students confirmed that …
Read More »Written notes: Cleveland High School principal named Tennessee Principal of the Year
Cleveland High School Principal Named Tennessee Principal of the Year by National Group of Principals Autumn O’Bryan, principal of Cleveland High School, received the Tennessee Principal of the Year award from the National Association of High School Principals. A middle or secondary school principal from each state receives the award for their contribution to the profession and for providing high …
Read More »At home as longtime St. Columba teacher, Bill Johnson receives Golden Apple Award – Catholic Standard
Since becoming a teacher at St. Columba School in Oxon Hill, Md. Almost four decades ago, Bill Johnson has been known for teaching students lasting values for life, and also for s ” involve as much as he can to help the school continue its day-to-day operations. “If something needs to be done, he’s there to do it,” said Christine …
Read More »FAMU CAFS to receive $ 19 million share of USDA grants
FAMU CAFS to receive $ 19 million share of USDA scholarship Florida A&M University is one of 1,890 land granting institutions to share $ 19 million in grants for National Institute of Food and Agriculture Fellowship of the United States Department of Agriculture United. FAMU College of Agriculture and Food Sciences dean Robert Taylor said the grant will help recruit …
Read More »Ridiculous Lawsuit Against East Penn Over Black Lives Matter Lessons | Turkeys & Trophies
TURKEIES It’s hard to argue against the value of teaching high school students the history of systematic racism in America, right? This is not the case for Maureen and Christopher Brophy. These Macungie parents have sued the East Penn School District, claiming that lessons about the Black Lives Matter movement, and particularly systematic racism, have no place in the classroom. …
Read More »What are the grounds for contesting an unfair dismissal?
Canada has federal and interim legislation in place allowing employers to give reasonable notice or pay in lieu of notice to terminate employees when they have no valid reason for termination. Whenever you take a new job and sign the employment contract, you should be familiar with the rights that have been granted to you under Canadian labor law. Whenever …
Read More »Anne Hathaway Apologizes To Children With Disabilities For Her “The Witches” Character
In “The witches, ” Anne HathwayThe character of, the Great Witch, has three fingers on each hand. The leading witch and her acolytes, who hunt down kids and turn them into mice, do not have toes either. Disability advocates slammed the HBO movie Max for portraying those with limb differences as monsters, using the hashtag # NotaWitch to share photos …
Read More »Analysis: “Don’t be afraid of COVID”? Don’t buy it, unless the companies are doing their job right
As stores, restaurants, airlines, and offices try to attract customers, here’s what they need to do to win my business: make me feel safe – no, make me as safe as I am. possible. As I have started to explore ancient lairs, some are doing a fabulous job. Others are not. So my dollars will go to the first, and …
Read More »The Pathless: tips and play strategies
There’s a lot going on in The Pathless, but we’ll tell you what to look out for. Annapurna Interactive The pathless, an epic mythical adventure game from Giant Squid and Annapurna Interactive, was one of the most anticipated games to be released Apple Arcade this year. The game has brought a console-style experience to mobile gaming service subscribers and is …
Read More »Say no to that cheek swab: DNA scam targets Medicare seniors
You may have seen it on TV or heard it on the radio. You may have received a card in the mail, a flyer dropped off at your doorstep, or hidden under the wipers in your car. DNA test. Not the type to help you find your long lost cousins and see what nationalities are in your family history. We’re …
Read More »Robot can perform brain surgery through patient’s cheek
Energy systems design and control laboratory / Vanderbilt For a percentage of patients with epilepsy, the drugs are less effective at controlling seizures, or they do not work at all. For these patients, there is another option: brain surgery. This is usually a deeply invasive procedure, in which the section of the patient’s brain is either removed, stimulated, or disconnected; …
Read More »Vir Biotechnology and GlaxoSmithKline extend their partnership
Vir Biotechnology (NASDAQ: VIR) and GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE: GSK) went from a romantic relationship to a full-fledged one in less than a year. Could a wedding be next? Last April, the duo plugged to develop antibody treatments and preventive options for COVID-19. As part of the deal, GlaxoSmithKline took a $ 250 million stake in Vir. The British pharmaceutical giant must …
Read More »McDonald’s Fried Chicken Sandwich Is Coming, But It May Take A Little Tweaking
McDonald’s has released their highly anticipated Fried Chicken Sandwich. (Photo: John Nacion / STAR MAX / IPx) John Nacion / STAR MAX / IPx In the summer of 2019, the nation was inundated on a quest to find Popeyes’ fried chicken sandwich. Its introduction as a competitor to the famous Chick-fil-A sandwich sparked a historic battle, and raised the inevitable …
Read More »College mentors see change in themselves, students
As with so many things, the pandemic abruptly ended a special mentoring program involving students at Bethel College, but they won’t soon forget. Seven young African-American men volunteered at Chisholm Middle School in Newton during the 2019-2020 school year (two are repeats from the previous year). They found out about the program thanks to the school’s social worker, Ralita Cheeks, …
Read More »What is intrinsic value? – Councilor Forbes
There are several ways to determine the value of an investment. Markets, for example, let you know what investors are willing to pay right now for a company’s stocks or bonds. Value investors, however, prefer a different measure of value called intrinsic value. Intrinsic value can provide you with a deeper and more informed understanding of the value of an …
Read More »Debt collectors band together to deal with mortgage defaults in the United States
Home loan collectors in the United States have embarked on a wave of hiring to deal with a deluge of defaults and prepare for lenders to take control of stores and hotels – an omen alarming for owners of billions of dollars in property. commercial mortgage-backed securities. When the home loans that have been bundled into these bonds are under …
Read More »The pros and cons of a VA loan
Message from MilitaryBy Owner Those interested in real estate continue to watch the slow rise in loan interest rates. For now, rates remain competitive, but lending experts expect interest rates to rise in the coming months. Assuming that a VA loan could become an attractive option in the near future for both buyers and sellers of military houses. Before we …
Read More »Birx: Americans Who Gathered For Thanksgiving Should ‘Assume You’re Infected’
White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr Deborah Birx speaks on November 19 at a White House press briefing. Getty Images “ “You have to assume that you are infected. ” “ This is Dr Deborah Birx, coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, speaking on Sunday about people who traveled for Thanksgiving and spent the holidays with large …
Read More »Irela Bagué has a plan to save Biscayne Bay
Publicity Irela Bagué, the merry Miami water quality champion of South Florida, has a plan to face the most difficult mission of her career – that of leading the Herculean task of restoring the health of the iconic Biscayne Bay in Miami. In June 2020, after 18 months of meetings with local, state and federal agencies, academic institutions and community …
Read More »Democrats’ dangerous inflation assumption | The week
At a CNN town hall on Tuesday, President Joe Biden rejected progressive Democratic plans to write off $ 50,000 in student debt – at a cost of around $ 1,000 billion – although he indicated his support to $ 10,000 loan forgiveness. Biden said he would rather spend some of the difference on early childhood education than forgive “the debt, …
Read More »Daily Dose of the DUB: Regina, Spokane appoint leadership groups, 22 Pats games on AccessNow, and more!
Regina Pats appoint leadership group Your Complete Leadership Group 2020-21! – Nijhoff– Walker – Evans(H) – Denomination(A) – Englot DETAILS ➡️ https://t.co/mdh1Lg02K1#JoinTheRegiment pic.twitter.com/hmVXSyzZqB – Regina Pats (@WHLPats) March 8, 2021 The Reinga Pats have announced their leadership group for the 2020-21 season. striker born in 2001 Logan nijhoff (150 GP, 26B, 31A) was named captain, while the defender born in …
Read More »3 expenses you probably didn’t know you could bill with a credit card
You probably regularly swipe your credit cards for things like fuel, groceries, and take out. And you can have recurring charges on your card every month, like your streaming service, cable bill, or cell phone. But did you know that you can also make larger purchases on your cards? Here are a few that might surprise you. Start your journey …
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