Site Map June 21, 2022

Years / 2022 / June /21

• COVID-19 rebound after Paxlovid treatment likely due to insufficient exposure to the drug
• Connecticut family says video footage shows Dominick Krankall, 6, wasn’t set on fire by bullies: report
• Rob Gronkowski's retirement draws sweet message from Tom Brady
• New York Magazine columnist questions whether NYC Mayor Adams is 'all talk' on crime
• Rob Gronkowski’s girlfriend Camille Kostek supports his retirement: 'Dream chasers in this house'
• Luke Combs, wife Nicole Hocking welcome baby boy
• Gas tax holiday 'tricks the market', domestic speculation an easier fix: Sen. Scott
• Indiana attorney general blasts transgender bathrooms: Common sense is hard for the 'America-haters' to fathom
• South Carolina deputy shot while responding to domestic call; suspect in custody
• 10 years after Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling, big corporations haven't hijacked our elections
• Jan. 6 committee tries to prove 'the former president wasn't just a bystander:' Dupree
• Collin Morikawa shuts down LIV Golf speculation: 'I’m here to stay on the PGA Tour'
• Polls close in Virginia and Georgia, where key congressional showdowns are being held
• Former Democratic lawmaker says attacking Biden strictly over age, acuity won't work
• Uvalde school shooting: Officer whose wife was shot was disarmed and 'escorted' away, Texas DPS chief says
• NPR blasted for report on school closure consequences two years later: ‘They *should* have anticipated this’
• Bill Cosby sexually abused 16-year-old girl at Playboy Mansion in 1975, civil trial jury finds
• Gun bill details agreed to by bipartisan group of four key Senate negotiators
• AOC-backed Texas candidate Jessica Cisneros loses recount, moderate Dem Rep. Henry Cuellar advances to general
• Jan. 6 hearing: ABC's David Muir, Chris Christie clash after former gov invokes 'trend' of doubting elections
• Chicago police change foot chase policies, won't pursue suspects in some cases
• Uvalde school district police chief 'not credible', Texas lieutenant governor says
• Unhappy Arizona Wendy’s customer assaults employee over botched fries and nuggets, police say
• Why is Yellowstone National Park closed?
• Maine religious schools can now get tuition aid according to Supreme Court
• New Hampshire resident brought back to state to face murder charge in stabbing
• Texas boy, 5, who was left in car for hours on 100+ degree day dies
• Texas teen shot by victim in alleged robbery spree linked to 2 more gun crimes following PR bond release
• Kenny Chesney continues show as his bleeding finger gets bandaged
• Selena Gomez's viral mascara hack wows fans on TikTok: 'Revolutionary'
• Joy Behar's criticism of ex-Trump 'addicts' likely aimed at former aides trying out for 'The View': Insider
• Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis reveals Mamas for DeSantis: 'Largest movement of parents in Florida history'
• PGA Tour steps up response to rival LIV Golf league with proposed schedule changes, purse increases: reports
• Officials fear avian flu as Massachusetts island sees hundreds of birds wash up on shore
• Supreme Court: Columnist torched for tweets trying to incite backlash against ruling on religious schools
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer asks Biden to pause federal gas tax after vetoing state gas tax holiday
• California school official denounces 'mixed-race' dad as a 'White male' for probing equity course: complaint
• Fox News Channel crushes CNN, MSNBC viewership combined for 44th straight week
• Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer refers to women as 'menstruating people,' GOP gov hopefuls respond
• ‘Jeopardy!’ host Mayim Bialik tests positive for COVID-19: ‘I’m feeling a lot of fear’
• Parents of missing Georgia 16-year-old believe she may be victim of human trafficking: report
• New Ford F-150 Thunder pickup is more powerful than Lightning
• Maryland middle school student, 13, arrested for bringing loaded ghost gun to classroom, police say
• Twitter erupts after board endorses Elon Musk’s bid for platform: 'Cue gnashing of teeth'
• Colbert staffers arrest: Late-night host now about 'pushing politics,' boosting Democrats, other comics say
• 'Outnumbered' hosts question Joy Reid's claim about Kamala Harris media coverage
• Washington DC mayoral race: Republican candidate Stacia Hall sees crime, economic opportunity as top issues
• DOJ allowing illegal protests outside SCOTUS justices' homes despite federal law, former officials say
• Simple, crispy lemon cod in 30 minutes: Try the recipe
• Artificial intelligence technology can secure sites by scanning major venues for weapons
• Michael Avenatti’s remaining charges likely to be dropped following guilty plea to wire, tax fraud
• Los Angeles murder suspect identified as boyfriend of victim, manhunt underway
• Tributes pour in for ‘X-Factor’ star Tom Mann’s fiancée Dani Hampson following death on wedding weekend
• Biden economic adviser says Build Back Better is 'smart economic policy right now'
• Maureen Arthur, 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying’ actress, dead at 88
• English cricket team may see first set of twins on national squad
• Rob Kardashian, Blac Chyna reach settlement agreement before trial's sequel
• Weekend crime wave: Dozens wounded in major city bloodshed as Chicago, New York City, DC report mass shootings
• Texas official: Uvalde shooter driven by social media fame, 'abhorrent behavior' went unchecked for months
• 'Top Gun: Maverick' is a 'diversity-filled' movie that conservatives 'can't celebrate,' claims WaPo's Max Boot
• Transgender ex-neo-Nazi bank robber to receive fast-tracked 'gender confirmation surgeries' from BOP
• 'X-Factor' contestant Tom Mann's fiancée Dani Hampson dies on their wedding weekend
• Biden administration preparing for 'wrong kind' of China conflict in case of Taiwan invasion: book
• 8-year-old boy, two teens in stable condition after shooting in Delaware
• Russian-born tennis player avoids Wimbledon ban by changing nationality
• South Dakota AG lied about fatal crash, impeachment prosecutors claim
• Rob Gronkowski announces retirement from the NFL
• Uvalde city council to consider leave of absence for school police chief Arredondo as pressure mounts
• Yankees first MLB team to 50 wins this season
• SD attorney general lied about fatal crash: prosecutors
• 2 Jesuit priests killed in church in northern Mexico
• CNN has worst weekend since 2000 among critical demographic as viewers flee network
• Yellowstone aerial views show significant damage to landscape after floods
• Sen. Mike Lee endorses Missouri attorney General Schmitt in state’s crowded GOP Senate primary
• Winning For Women: Group says road to Republican majority runs through electing female conservatives
• American Medical Association says limiting abortion access is 'violation of human rights'
• Electrical transformers near G7 summit tampered with, German police say
• Biden administration expected to reduce cigarettes' nicotine levels: report
• Biden's open borders encourage child trafficking and smuggling
• Kamala Harris, DNC fundraiser ticket prices slashed amid low approval ratings: report
• CNN worries Supreme Court ruling in favor of religious schools 'erodes' Establishment Clause
• Energizing spinach-mango smoothie: Try the recipe
• Sunny Hostin says Republicans 'block' legislation from Biden admin 'that is trying to solve our problems'
• Rep. Biggs warns of more migrant deaths at border in summer months: 'It's overrun right now'
• What is 'Womxn?' Why progressives love, and hate, the term
• Tesla dominates 'most American-made' vehicles list
• Police organization warns profession is 'dying' amid left's rhetoric: 'We're living in the ashes'
• US monkeypox: Where are cases now?
• Wisconsin Christmas parade suspect Darrell Brooks makes insanity plea, argues 'not guilty by mental disease'
• Art Laffer slams Biden's economic growth claims: 'Just literally not true'
• Brooks Koepka the latest PGA Tour member to join LIV Golf: reports
• Pompeo slams Biden on US veterans captured in Ukraine: 'This is why leadership matters'
• Deshaun Watson settles with 20 of 24 women who accused him of sexual misconduct, attorney says
• Governor of Rhode Island to sign 3 gun control bills
• Tennessee wildlife committee names Jason Maxedon to executive director position
• Texas official: Uvalde classroom door unlocked during shooting as officers waited for keys: 'Abject failure'
• Disney employees celebrate national yoga day in front of Cinderella's Castle
• NBC News drag queen columnist says 'drag queen story hour' echoes 'most effective learning practices' for kids
• California wildlife officials decide to euthanize trout following bacteria outbreak
• Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria ‘OK’ if service on Jan. 6 committee costs her re-election in November
• Abortion provision latest hangup in Senate gun bill negotiations
• MSNBC's Joy Reid complains 'media does not want to be at war' with Republicans
• Liberal dark money group forms to push back against anti-CRT efforts in schools across the country
• Jimmy Carter's lessons for Biden, Democrats ignore violent threats and more Fox News Opinion
• Teen entrepreneur shares sweet success story behind her multi-million-dollar lemonade business
• American Stephen Zabielski killed in Ukraine, State Department confirms
• Americans threatened by extreme heat, record temperatures
• Supreme Court rules Maine tuition program violates First Amendment for excluding religious schools
• Trump not on ballot but Tuesday’s Alabama and Georgia runoff elections test of his clout
• Florida teens break in to $8M home for wild party, post about it on social media
• Caleb Swanigan, former Purdue standout and first-round NBA draft pick, dead at 25
• Virginia Gov. Youngkin joins Brian Kilmeade on primary day, says liberal policies 'ran off the page'
• Iran ready to ramp up nuclear enrichment at underground plant: IAEA
• WaPo columnist tells Americans not to cast votes based on high gas prices: 'Neither party has a serious plan'
• Washington Post article on abortion law in Texas deemed 'inadvertently' pro-life on Twitter
• As fentanyl deaths climb, drug cartels target our precious teens
• Hillary Clinton's flip flop on transgender issues: From 'highest priority' to 'should not be a priority'
• Nobel Peace Prize auctioned off for $103.5M to benefit Ukrainian child refugees
• North Korea may declare COVID-19 victory: ‘It always wins’
• Children restore a 1967 Ford Mustang for their dad like the one he sold to help raise them
• Kentucky mural project which began in 1996 to be completed
• Uvalde shooting: Texas DPS officials bring Robb Elementary School door into state capitol ahead of hearing
• Washington teen loses left hand playing with fireworks
• CNN has smallest weekday audience among advertiser-coveted demo in 22 years
• Tennessee issues fish consumption advisories for black bass and catfish in 3 reservoirs
• Miami Beach residents forced to evacuate apartment building deemed unsafe
• Texas storm kills 3 men after boat overturns on Lake Lavon
• Michigan National Guard pulls Juneteenth Facebook post saying it 'fell short of our standards'
• Former British marathon runner welcomes FINA's transgender swimmer guidelines: 'They've upheld fairness'
• Summer Solstice 2022: Longest day of year kicks off season
• Leo Terrell rips Democrats' silence on Supreme Court protests amid crime surge: 'It's outrageous'
• Will Cain on White House's 'managing' of Biden: 'What you're watching is not leadership'
• Supreme Court sides with Minneapolis residents suing over depleted police force, minimum 731 officers required
• Varney says crypto, stock market values not coming back anytime soon: 'Massive wealth destruction'
• The 5 biggest Supreme Court cases awaiting rulings
• Kentucky town plans new $23 million distillery
• AG Garland makes surprise Ukraine visit to throw US weight behind war crime prosecutions
• Musician from Gary, Indiana, has a bold mission: 'Connect with each other'
• Inflation rocks businesses as owners warn Americans are cutting home improvements, service expenses
• Iranian vessel comes within 50 yards of US ship that responds with warning flare
• Biden to appoint first Native American United States treasurer
• Inside Prince William’s 'private' 40th birthday celebration: royal expert
• Jan. 6 Committee: Tuesday's hearing on Trump’s pressure campaign on state officials to change election outcome
• California to euthanize 350,000 diseased trout
• Florida one of America's least patriotic states: Study
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice declares state of emergency for Mingo County
• Will America's biggest issues be handled better by GOP or Dems? Central Park visitors weigh in
• Steelers' Chase Claypool on where he stands among NFL wideouts: 'I know I'm a top-three receiver'
• Midwest, Plains and Southeast will feel summer heat
• Stanley Cup Final 2022: Lightning's Jon Cooper takes issue with NHL replay system
• Virginia moms sound off on education, inflation: 'I became an accidental activist' after school closures
• Pro-lifers targeted over 40 times in attacks, vandalism, harassment since Supreme Court leak, group says
• Jan. 6 committee subpoenas filmmaker who had 'extensive access' to Trump: report
• 8 rock stars who are rockin' their way into their 80s
• Border Patrol union reps say morale 'in the toilet' amid Biden admin policies, migrant surge
• Top conservative group aligned with Senate GOP targets NH’s Hassan over ‘highest gas prices in history'
• New poll shows fewer believers, but don't count God out
• College World Series: Ole Miss' roll continues in win over Arkansas
• Netflix comments after 2 actors from 'The Chosen One' die in Mexico car crash: 'tragic accident'
• Colbert breaks silence on staffers' arrests, top Biden adviser skirts ethics rules and more top headlines
• Stephen Colbert breaks silence on staffers’ Capitol arrests: 'First-degree puppetry'
• Five lessons for Joe Biden from Jimmy Carter's one-term presidency
• Elon Musk's transgender child looks to change name to cut all ties with father
• Ocean City Boardwalk stabbing: 3 injured after fight, victims airlifted to hospitals
• Media issue red flags on a Trump prosecution as most Democrats back charges
• US can rely on what China decries as the 'Asian NATO' for deterrence, former officials say
• Top Biden adviser Anita Dunn skirts ethics rules amid 3rd stint in WH: Watchdog
• Dr. Peter Hotez says he 'did a lot' to 'keep schools open' after pushing against it throughout COVID
• Democrats ignore threats against justices, churches, pregnancy centers and it's deeply disturbing
• John Driskell Hopkins talks about living with ALS and finding 'solutions' for disease through his nonprofit
• Virginia voters cite economy, education and gun safety as top priorities ahead of primary
• Greg Gutfeld: We need less division in America
• Ingraham: No one thinks China fears this man
• Former Speaker of the House: This bill would lead to a 'totalitarian left-wing mindset'
• Virginia lime plant accident: 1 dead, 1 injured after worker becomes trapped
• Left-wing groups protest outside Supreme Court Justices' homes ahead of abortion ruling: It's 'intimidation'
• Hannity: Where's the outrage from Democrats?
• Adopted Washington Post op-ed writer: ‘I wish my birth mother’ had ‘a real choice’ to abort me
• Stanley Cup Final 2022: Lightning strike back with Game 3 beat down of Avalanche
• Hannity on rising crime: 'Where are the big city Democrats that claim to care so much about gun violence?'
• Hannity: The Biden administration is in a freefall
• Trump predicted Biden would cause recession, Lara Trump says
• Tucker Carlson on Capitol breach: Stephen Colbert foreshadowed his own 'coup'
• Adam Carolla scorches progressives for wanting to ‘police your ideas:’ ‘Insidious’
• Republican lawmakers call out Rep. Schiff, ask Capitol police for info on arrests of Colbert show staffers
• International Rugby League bars transwomen from women's international matches until policy is developed
• Washington Post columnist calls on the EPA to regulate carbon emissions as a 'toxic substance'
• Uvalde cops’ delayed response blamed on Defund the Police movement on 'Joe Rogan Experience'
• California lawmakers approve bill to ask voters to amend state constitution to protect abortion rights
• Jesse Watters: Legacy media still covering up for Biden's frail and failing presidency
• Pennsylvania house approves bill which will decriminalize fentanyl strips
• Massachusetts woman stabbed to death, another injured in incident
• South Dakota AG impeachment trial: what you need to know
• Mississippi ex-paramedic sentenced for sexually assaulting patients in ambulance
• MLB debuts 'robot umpires' for some Triple-A games as emergence in the majors looms
• Man fatally shot at Seattle homeless encampment
• Nevada man suspected of killing wife in bar shooting: police
• Virginia murder suspect surrenders after deputies FaceTime him
• Pediatric hepatitis outbreak cases are not above pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels: CDC
• Pence says he won’t let Dems use Jan. 6 ‘to distract’ from their 'failed agenda,' praises Trump record
• Texas 5-year-old boy dead after being left in hot car for hours, mom thought he was inside house, cops say
• Warriors parade: Draymond Green delivers fiery message to critics after another title