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Login Gun reform legislation without Congress support may be a dead duck in the water09/04/2021|4min US President Joe Biden is “looking at two courses of action” surrounding the issue of gun control but has to rely on a 60 vote majority in Congress to pass vital regulation legislation which is unlikely says Sky News contributor Michael Ware. “Legislation on gun control getting through this Senate which would require a 60 vote majority for any legislation to pass is essentially a dead duck...

Krouse is set to leave the medical examiners office later this month. The defendant in the death penalty case, Tilon Lashon Carter, was convicted in 2006 for the murder and home invasion robbery of 89-year-old James Tomlin after Peerwani offered key testimony during the trial. Westfall focused largely on Peerwani’s testimony that the victim was suffocated, which Peerwani later acknowledged was just a possibility and may not have happened at all, according to the judges finding. Peerwani also ...

Have you ever wondered why Blair Howard and Bush have ALL written their "autobiography"?... One could suspect a collusion. And there is. It is a well orchestrated way to frame the debate about the Iraq war in a sea of other titillating subjects — including the foetus of George W Bushs unborn sibling his mother kept in a pickle jar or the sexual celebration of Blairs political victory, with Cherie. Like in a well tuned orchestra, Blair, Howard and Bush, all play an Iraq tune, with counterpoint...

Day three of the trial of Derek Chauvin’s murder of George Floyd was an “emotionally devastating day” as footage from police body camera was paired with bystanders’ footage of the attack according to US politics expert Michael Ware. “The world has seen the video footage that bystanders filmed. Today we saw police bodycam footage threaded together with the public footage,” he told Sky News. Mr Ware said the footage made it feel as if “you were right there on top of George Floyd” ...

Biden not visiting US-Mexico border17/03/2021|4min Sky News US contributor Michael Ware says the migrant situation on the US-Mexico border is a crisis even though the Biden administration won’t label it as such. The surge in migrants includes thousands of unaccompanied children. “Since the first of October last year there has been 369,000 arrests or detentions along the southwestern border,” Mr Ware told Sky News. “President Biden is not going to visit the border, because if he goes the...

Woman allegedly goes on shopping spree after receiving $150K COVID-19 loan By Catherine Park Biden discusses boost in pandemic lending to smallest businesses President Joe Biden is temporarily targeting PPP loans to help the nations smallest businesses and ventures owned by women and people of color. CHARLOTTE, N.C. - A North Carolina woman was indicted for fraudulently obtaining a COVID-19 small business loan amounting to nearly $150,000, and is accused of using it to shop at Nordstrom, Neiman...

US Senate inquiry into Capitol riots an ‘autopsy’ into what went wrong24/02/2021|3min Sky News contributor Michael Ware says a “complete failure of communication” and a “complete failure of command” were the central themes emerging from the US Senate inquiry into the January 6 riots. US Police, the House of Representatives and Senate leaders were involved in the hearing which is investigating possible breakdowns in intelligence gathering and security preparations in the lead-up to t...

Sky News contributor Michael Ware says he hopes the Super Bowl will give Americans some time to forget about the coronavirus pandemic, even just for a few minutes. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are taking on reigning champions the Kansas City Chiefs in Superbowl LV, being played in Florida. “Hopefully there can be a moment of respite from what’s been a very hard year,” Mr Ware told Sky News. “This has been a dreadful year for America, 450,000 people have died. “Let’s hope the match and ...

KERA Cavile Place, an iconic public housing development in southeast Fort Worth, is being torn down as part of a neighborhood revitalization effort. Fort Worth is in the middle of demolishing a landmark: the Cavile Place public housing development. Commonly known as the Stop Six projects, countless people called these apartments home from the 1950s all the way to June of last year. The city is tearing down the projects to make way for new housing as part of an effort to revitalize Stop Six. Cav...

Sky News contributor Michael Ware says the Republican party after Donald Trump’s election loss is struggling to find itself. Republicans lost two Senate elections in Georgia in the wake of Mr Trump’s defeat, giving the Democrats control of both houses. “It looks like it’s still the party of Trump,” Mr Ware told Sky News. “Three major senators have all announced they’re not running again in 2022. It’s because they don’t feel that this is their Republican Party anymore. “We see...