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June 19, 2024
The u. S. Reached the 1 million case mark. Another 42 days to hit 2 million cases in early june. Took just 27 days after that that we crossed the 3 million mark and that was only two weeks ago. You can see there is an acceleration on the senate floor today, Mitch Mcconnell announced that republicans are going to be proposing 105 billion to reopen schools in their next Coronavirus Relief plan. He also supported another round of direct payments to families, but time is quickly running out for mill...
October 26, 2022
The lieutenant governor steps in if the governor can't complete the term, presides over the state Senate and chairs the Board of Pardons. Incumbent Lt....
September 26, 2021
You had the police misconduct database that would have police officers placed in that database if they were found guilty of misconduct so that they could not be hired in other police departments. you had the -- not ending, but modifying the 1033 program whereby police departments get military equipment. but heres the thing that boggles my mind also and thats this conversation surrounding defunding police departments that i heard senator tim scott mention the other day when the talks fell apart. ...
June 28, 2021
Stirring up, quote, hysteria. >> i want to say that any amount of harm is unacceptable and too much. but i also want to make sure that the hysteria, that this doesnt drive a hysteria and that we look at these numbers in context so we can make responsible decisions about what to allocate in that context. >> reporter: but you according to new york city police, crime is up across all categories. meanwhile, in minnesota, lawmakers have reached an agreement on a public safety bill which includes publ...
June 27, 2021
Debris and identified four of the nine victims. matthew vander pole took the win during stage two of the tour de france. officials are still searching for a spectator who caused a crash during yesterdays opening day. the fan was standing too close to the road holding a massive cardboard sign, causing one of the riders to fall, leading to a ripple effect. wow. and in minnesota, legislative leaders say they have reached an agreement on a public safety bill that includes policing regulations on...