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Sen. Ron Johnson Says He Didnt Worry During Capitol Riot, but Would Have if Rioters Were BLM On 3/12/21 at 9:14 PM EST Republican Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson has said that he didnt feel threatened by former President Donald Trumps supporters during the January 6 riots. However, he said he would have felt concerned if the rioters had been associated with Black Lives Matter and Antifa. The Quote The Joe Pags Show, Johnson told the conservative political commentator: "[Ive been] criticized becau...

Caddo Commission President Wants a COVID-19 Memorial Get our free mobile app Tuesday (March 9th) marked 1 year that Louisiana has been enduring the COVID-19 pandemic.  March 9th, 2020 was the date that the first case was officially diagnosed in our state.  Since then, more than 9,700 residents have died due to this horrific virus. According to KSLA, Caddo Commission President Lyndon B. Johnson wants to mark this dark time in our history with a memorial dedicated to all those who have lost the...

Krazy Kombucha will open an official storefront in April in Lakelands Dixieland area on South Florida Avenue.

Mar 4, 2021 / 10:19 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — On Thursday night, News 8 hosted “Overcoming COVID,” a town hall discussion. Brooke Martin and Phil Sanchez hosted experts who discussed vaccines, mental health, education and the economy. This weekend will mark one year since the first confirmed virus case in Indiana. The State Department of Health on Thursday reported 32 more Hoosier deaths, bringing the toll to 12,231. Guests included: Kristen Kelley, Nursing Director of Infection Preven...

Another 500 000 doses are expected next month, with healthcare workers being prioritised The vaccine has already been approved by various regulators and is currently being rolled out in other countries Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced on Thursday that South Africa will be receiving one million Covid-19 vaccine doses in January, followed by an additional 500 000 in February from the Serum Institute of India Ltd. which is producing the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and the University of ...

The deal is a double-edged sword that could make or break global Britain This agreement could turn out to be a springboard towards greater divergence or an umbilical cord leading us back to Brussels 29 December 2020 • 2:48pm It’s probably not the news most ordinary people want to hear. After more than four years of divisive politicking, knife edge negotiations and crippling uncertainty, the Christmas Eve concorde must have felt like tidings of comfort and joy. Now, as the media and politici...

Christmas is cancelled for Boris Johnson While the UK Prime Minister didnt cause the virus, he seems unable to project a sense of being in control of the response. Its never clear whether scientists, pollsters or his own rowdy backbenchers are guiding policy. Therese Raphael Share Things couldnt feel less festive in Britain right now. Theres a new – apparently homegrown – virus mutation, rising COVID-19 case numbers, the cancellation of Christmas gatherings, and stalled Brexit talks. Now Eu...

Five Mavericks things I like and don’t like from preseason Share this story 1. Like - Offense picked up where it left off One of the things I was curious to see coming into the season is how the offense will look. The off-season focus was defense. That showed as the Mavericks added wing depth and traded offense for Josh Richardson. Kristaps Porzingis will also be out at least until sometime in January and he was a big part of the best NBA offense last season. However, the offense looked gre...

December 18, 2020 As Major League Baseball prepares for 2021, teams are bracing for another season of COVID-19 related financial problems. There will undoubtedly be a smaller-than-usual capacity of fans at ballparks nationwide, and depending on the municipality, there might not be fans at all. Teams are hoping 2021 is not as bad as 2020. According to an analysis by the Tampa Bay Business Journal, the New York Yankees missed over $437 million in expected income. Near the bottom of the list, the ...

Tory Brexiteers urge Boris Johnson to stand firm — but for some in Cabinet, a bad deal is better than no deal The i 12/11/2020 Rachel Bayne © Provided by The i Tory Brexiteers are urging the Prime Minister to stand firm (Photo: Gareth Fuller/AFP/Getty) Going into the weekend, UK officials are not carrying too much hope. The first post-dinner conversations between David Frost and Michel Barnier have not yielded much. The optimism of 10 days ago that a deal was in the offin...