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Border disaster is all on Biden....( confident that President Joe Biden will let them stay. And Biden is doing just that) Posted on The situation is absolutely, completely, 100% Joe Bidens fault. Yes, it is what many Democrats wanted. It is what many activists and commentators wanted. For that matter, it is what The New York Times editorial board wanted. But the fact is, it would not happen without the president of the United States making it happen. The president could order border officials ...

Recruits from Camp Syracuse fought in World War I and were quarantined during influenza pandemic Today 4:30 PM Recruits train with bayonets in the summer of 1917. Courtesy of the Onondaga Historical AssociationCourtesy of the Onondaga Histori Facebook Share By Robert Searing | Curator of history, Onondaga Historical Association One Hundred and Four Years Ago: At noon on May 15, 1917, Syracuse’s most prominent citizens, including Lt. Gov. Shoeneck, Mayor Stone, former governor Horace White, S...

Democrat Says Biden Admin Misleading Public With Photos Of Empty Migrant Facilities, ‘They’re Right Next Door’ Posted on A prominent Democrat is sounding the alarm about Joe Bidens handling of the border crisis. Texas Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar is accusing the Biden administration of misleading the public about the purported success of its immigration policies. The Department of Homeland Security released photos of a migrant processing facility in the border town of Donna, Texas, on T...

The Pershing Home on Fort Bliss was built in 1910. General of the Armies John J. “Black Jack” Pershing lived in the home at 228 Sheridan Road from 1914 to 1916 as then post commander. In October 1911, the Pershing House was the scene of a historic event: The first 48-star flag was raised in front of the quarters to celebrate the pending statehood of neighboring New Mexico and Arizona. During Pershing’s 1916 Punitive Exhibition against Francisco “Pancho” Villa, the house buzzed with ...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Soldiers of Company D, 1st Battalion, 165th Infantry Regiment, the Army’s famous “Fighting 69th” Irish regiment, move into position to replace French troops near Benomenil, France, March 1, 1918. (U.S. Army file photo 1918) Flag raised for 1st time at World War I memorial By Department of Defense News WASHINGTON, D.C. — The nation’s capital has national memorials commemorating the sacrifices of service men and women who died in World War II, Korea and Viet...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. A new World War I Memorial opened to the public Saturday in Washington, D.C. -- one day after a dedication ceremony that included a military-jet flyover that caught some in the capital off guard.  The memorial to "The Great War" of 1914-1918 honors the 4.7 million who served in the fighting, and the 116,516 Americans who died during the conflict. "In some ways the Great War shifted Americas thinking about ourselves...

Patriots Day Parade to take place virtually COURTESY OF THE LEXINGTON TOWN CELEBRATIONS COMMITTEE Lexington is not letting Patriots’ Day go by without a proper celebration. “Everything was shut down in 2020,” said June Baer, chair of the Town Celebrations Committee. “But all agreed this year must be different.” In the weeks leading up to Patriots’ Day, TCC is sponsoring a Miles and Smiles competition, a “Door to Patriotic Spirit” competition and historical Zoom seminars. For Pat...

On This Day: Protesters, forces clash in Damascus, kicking off Syrian civil war On March 15, 2011, protesters marched on the Syrian capital of Damascus calling for democratic reforms. Syrian security forces opened fire on the demonstrations. By (0) Syrian anti-government protesters shout slogans during a demonstration at Souk Al-Hamadiyeh street on March 25, 2011. On March 15, 2011, protesters marched on the Syrian capital of Damascus calling for democratic reforms, kicking off a civil war. F...

Missouri S&T 150th events a part of statewide Bicentennial Alliance RDN REPORTS rdnnews@gmail.com Missouri University of Science and Technology’s 150th anniversary celebration is joining the state of Missouri’s Bicentennial Alliance to host a lecture series on the history and culture of the region.  The series, titled “Honoring our Past, Envisioning the Future: Missouri S&T Lecture Series for the Bicentennial,” will explore social and economic growth topics relative to Missourians. All...

I would have preferred here to focus on the outcome of the Senate runoffs in Georgia and the Democrats’ takeover of the chamber, but Wednesday’s events make that impossible. Like a lot of other people in or deeply involved in American politics, Wednesday was one of the most distressing and disturbing days of my life. I felt nauseous, then appalled, then outraged. But my final emotion was a sense of sorrow for what we all had witnessed. In early June, after George Floyd gasped his last breat...