By Bill Galluccio
Apr 28, 2021
Customs and Border Patrol agents busted a man trying to smuggle 35 songbirds into the United States at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City. Officials said that agents searched
Kevin Andre McKenzie, 36, as he went through customs after arriving on a flight from Georgetown, Guyana.
During the search, the agents uncovered 35 finches stuffed inside hair curlers that were attached to the inside of his jacket and around his ankles. He was arrested and charged with unlawfully importing finches into the United States.
People who import birds from other countries must obtain a special permit, and the birds must be quarantined for 30 days to prevent the spread of disease.
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Apr 28, 2021
As Congressman David Schweikert tells us on Russell & Hunter often, follow the money. Schweikert s theory on the increased polarization of American politics comes down to fund-raising.
Democrats galvanize supporters with caustic talking points. Those caustic talking points cause an emotional reaction, an emotional reaction that funds their coffers.
During the political debate about reopening schools during COVID guess what happened?
Teachers Unions donated money to Democrats. Teacher Unions and Democrats both favored keeping schools closed in favor of virtual learning.
The American Federation of Teachers political action committee gave $1.6 million to congressional candidates and committees, including $1 million to House Majority PAC, a super PAC that boosts Democratic candidates.
Record numbers of blood-sucking lamprey fish in Murray River system in Australia
29 Apr, 2021 05:32 AM
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Scientists have found an endangered native fish in record numbers in the Murray River system, which is great news for the environment and lamprey fish. Photo / Getty Images
Scientists have found an endangered native fish in record numbers in the Murray River system, which is great news for the environment and lamprey fish. Photo / Getty Images
news.com.au
By: Evin Priest
An ancient, blood-sucking fish has made a comeback from near-extinction after record numbers were monitored in the Murray River system in southeastern Australia last year.