Keyword: choices
-
Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson đ¨HHS Secretary RFK Jr. on the future of vaccines: "I'm not going to take people's vaccines away from them. What I'm going to do is make sure that we have good science so people can make an informed choice." 8:27 AM ¡ Apr 9, 2025
-
Credit card defaults in the US skyrocketed by 50% in the past year. Credit card defaults reached $46 billion in the first nine months of 2024, a level not seen since 2010. The cost of living has simply surpassed manageable levels for the majority of households. CreditCardDefaults2024 Americans are feeling the impact of inflation and compounding interest. The New York Federal Reserve found that credit card debt hit a record high in September 2024 after surpassing $1.17 trillion during Q3. The Fed also reported that household debt reached a high of $17.94 trillion, with mortgages ($12.59 trillion), autos ($1.64 trillion),...
-
President-elect Donald Trump used a âforceful handâ to get his Drug Enforcement Agency pick to drop out on Tuesday after hearing âconcernsâ about the Floridianâs record, sources familiar told The Post â leading outgoing Rep. Anthony DâEsposito (R-NY) to make a bid for the position. Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister issued a lengthy statement indicating he was withdrawing his name for the DEA slot â but did not reveal the specific reason he was dropping out of the confirmation process after just three days. âEveryone knows President Trump calls the shots,â a well-placed source spilled. âThe president heard the concerns...
-
President-elect Trumpâs nomination for labor secretary is a âtoxicâ anti-conservative RINO with cozy ties to unions, outraged critics told The Post Saturday. During her single term on the Hill, Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-Ore.) has backed a laundry list of boiler-plate liberal policies at odds with longstanding Republican orthodoxies, including strengthening unionsâ efforts to organize the private sector, amnesty for illegal immigrants, and championing expanding government employee unions. âThe signaling effect alone from this nomination would be that the Trump administration is not serious about deregulation or economic growth,â Ken Girardin, labor expert at the conservative Empire Center for Public Policy,...
-
Whoopi Goldberg told her co-hosts Wednesday on ABCâs âThe Viewâ that Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) was âactingâ at the vice-presidential debate. Co-host Joy Behar said, âWhen people say this is a vice presidential debate who cares? Itâs not that important. It is because you cannot have this guy in that position either. Both of them are horrible. And Tim Walz is a real person and heâs a smart guy so he made one faux pas.â Goldberg said, âKeep in mind, that what you saw last night was a lot of good, you know, acting choices.â She added, âJD Vance made...
-
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. needled President Biden Wednesday, offering a zany âno spoilerâ agreement that whichever of the two candidates is least likely to defeat Donald Trump drops out of the race in October. During a news conference in Brooklyn, the 70-year-old RFK Jr. proposed that he and Biden co-fund a 50-state poll of at least 30,000 likely voters to determine which candidate is the true âspoilerâ who would ensure a victory for the 45th president by continuing to campaign. âUltimately, I think what we all want in this election is [for] Americans not to feel like...
-
Bidenâs favorability more net negative, -20, than Trumpâs, -9; two-thirds of respondents critical of Biden administrationâs border policies; views of the economy have improved since September MILWAUKEE â A new Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds former President Donald Trump is the choice of 51% of registered voters and President Joe Biden is the choice of 49%. Among likely voters, Trump receives 52% and Biden 48%. These results include voters who initially said they would vote for someone else or would not vote but were then asked their preference if they had to choose one of the two candidates....
-
The Republican senator wanted to make a point about Americaâs COVID policies compared to the rest of the world. On Thursday, Sen. Rand Paul wanted to know if the dean of Johns Hopkins School of Nursing was âpro-choice.â âAre you pro-choice in regards to patients making individualized medical choices?â Paul asked Dr. Sarah Szanton. âBroadly, thank you, yes,â Szanton replied. Paul was beginning a larger discussion to note that other nations have enjoyed more medical freedoms than most Americans have had. âAre you aware that your university doesnât allow choice with regard to vaccination, that you require all of your...
-
This is what all of us 70+ year olds, and those yet-to-be, have to look forward to!! This is something that happened at an assisted living center. The people who lived there had small apartments but they all ate at a central cafeteria. One morning one of the residents didn't show up for breakfast so my wife went upstairs and knocked on his door to see if everything was OK. She could hear him through the door and he said that he was running late and would be down shortly, so she went back to the dining area. An hour...
-
âMany people need desperately to receive this message: âI feel and think much as you do, care about many of the things you care about, although most people do not care about them. You are not alone.ââ-Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., 1997, in his final book, TimequakeI have been hearing from people who feel very much alone. People who are grateful that I and many others are speaking up and out. We who speak up are publicly analyzing trends and claims. We refuse to kowtow to authoritarians, including the ones who wear lab coats or have fancy degrees or work at legacy...
-
KHIMKI, Russia (AP) â A judge in Russia has convicted and sentenced American basketball star Brittney Griner to nine years in prison for drug possession and smuggling. Judge Anna Sotnikova said the time Griner has served in custody since her arrest in February would count toward the sentence. Griner reacted to the sentence with little emotion. She listened to the verdict with a blank stare on her face. While recapping the evidence and giving her findings Thursday, the judge said the 31-year-old Griner illegally brought drugs into Russia.
-
Given the future plans of that Joetato in D.C. regarding the economy and USA life in general: would it be better to keep funds in a local financial institution or purchase farmland?
-
A man and his dog were walking along a road The man was enjoying the scenery when it suddenly occurred to him that he was dead. He remembered dying and that the dog walking beside him had been dead for years. He wondered where the road was leading them. After a while, they came to a high, white stone wall along one side of the road. It looked like fine marble. At the top of a long hill, it was broken by a tall arch that glowed in the sunlight. When he was standing before it, he saw a magnificent...
-
The psychedelic renaissance will resemble the 1960s, only this time, it will take place under medical authorities and state supervision, with the corporate sheen of celebrity endorsement.The popularization of psychedelics has already transformed the American mind. As tripping becomes normalized and legal in the coming decade, the pace of change will only accelerate. There will be more openness to new ideas, both brilliant and insane. Commercial availability will also invigorate the market for synthetic religious experiences.Having seen people gobble up hallucinogens in various contexts, Iâm not particularly bothered by the substances themselves. The physical effects are negligibleâfatality rates are basically...
-
Every four years, politicians tell voters they face a choice. This year is no different, but the choice is more than just a choice between right and wrong (and there is a reason they say Republicans represent the right â we are). It is also rejecting the false choice liberals offer that everything must be either/or. They want you to believe America must choose between one thing or the other, but America is a country with boundless potential that is more than capable of doing more than one thing at a time. President Trump proves it daily. If you listen...
-
Students at Syracuse University who see or hear those situations from which arise claims of "bias-motivated" speech, or worse, are being told they could be punished if they don't get involved. The situation was profiled by Jonathan Turley, the famed Georgetown University law professor whose positions often align with progressive interests. He noted that students were told recently that, "The Cody of Student conduct has been revised, based on your input, to state that violations of the code that are bias-motivated â including conduct motivated by racism â will be punished more severely. The university also revised the code to...
-
One of the most senior black Americans in the state department has resigned to protest Donald Trumpâs response to the recent riots over the death of George Floyd. Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs Mary Elizabeth Taylor gave her resignation to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo saying her action was a matter of conscience. The pressure on Ms. Taylor to resign must have been enormous. You have to think that friends and family were advising her to cut loose from Trump before she went down with him. Outside forces may also have been pressuring her, as the black community...
-
1.New survey reveals 16% of Americans arenât sure theyâll ever be comfortable going out in public again. 2. Nearly six in 10 adults say theyâre more concerned about their friendsâ and familyâs hygiene moving forward. 3. One in four workers will leave their current job if their employer doesnât invest in stronger cleaning practices.
-
Cue the worldâs smallest violin for Stormy Daniels, the stage name used by Stephanie Clifford when she took off her clothes and had sex with strangers to sate the urges of pornography addicts. According to a report in Newsweek by Katherine Hignett, Ms. Clifford, with no trace of irony and no heed for contradicting herself in the same speech, told a crowd primarily composed of students at the Oxford Union: The Donald Trump sex scandal has âcompletely destroyedâ Stormy Danielsâ writing and directing career, the adult film actress told members of the Oxford Union debating society Thursday evening. The political...
-
Chuck Schumer was visiting a Washington D.C. primary school and the class was in the middle of a discussion related to words and their meanings. The teacher asked Mr Schumer if he would like to lead the discussion on the word 'Tragedy'. So Mr Schumer asked the class for an example of a 'Tragedy' A little boy stood up and offered: 'If my best friend, who lives on a farm, is playing' in the field and a tractor runs over him and kills him, that would be a tragedy.' 'Incorrect,' said Schumer. 'That would be an accident.' <>A little girl...
|
|
|