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California Disneyland to House Vaccination Efforts Amid Rising Number of COVID-19 Cases
Authorities announced on Monday their plans of making California’s Disneyland as one of the state’s vaccination sites starting this week as more and more are
After Trump’s ban, Facebook tells employees to avoid wearing company-branded clothing
After the social media platform suspended President Donal Trump’s account, Facebook advises staff to avoid wearing company-branded clothing while out in public for their own
Body Camera Footage Shows Police Shooting Unarmed Man
The Modesto Police Department on Tuesday released a body camera video that showed an officer shooting and killing an unarmed California man last week. Trevor
Long Beach Teacher Found Having A Sexual Relationship With Minor
A teacher at a high school in Long Beach, California, was arrested and charged last month for having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old minor.
San Francisco Officials Worry of Surging Cases Despite Distribution of Vaccines
San Francisco officials have begun distributing the coronavirus vaccine to inoculate its residents since Tuesday, marking one of the positive signs that people are slowly
The Costume That May Have Caused Kaiser COVID-19 Outbreak
On Christmas Day, a Kaiser hospital employee wore an air-powered Christmas tree costume that was meant to spread the holiday spirit but instead may have
Wisconsin Was the Electoral College Tipping-Point State, Again
The 2020 election was decided for Biden by just 43,000 individual votes in three states.The Electoral College formally convened in the 50 states and the
Leftists Are Upset with the Ongoing Presidential Transition
With so much pearl clutching by the left and the media over delays and disruptions of the ongoing presidential transition, it helps to put things
Seattle Considering Poverty Defense for Most Misdemeanors
A sign on a tent is seen at Tent City 3, a homeless encampment in Seattle, Washington. (David Ryder/REUTERS) Seattle is considering adopting a law
Michigan Republicans ask Supreme Court to view findings from Dominion voting machines forensic audit
A group of Republicans want the Supreme Court to view findings from a forensic audit of Dominion Voting Systems equipment in Antrim County, Michigan, that
Russian Hacking Group Breached Several US Government Agencies in Extensive Campaign
Some U.S. officials claim that Russian government spies conducted an extensive, long-running hacking campaign that infiltrated the country’s Treasury, Commerce departments, and other American government
FDA Approves Pfizer’s Coronavirus Vaccine, Officials Begin Distribution Process
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved Pfizer’s experimental coronavirus vaccine, prompting the pharmaceutical company to begin distribution across the country under its