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Hope we get a lot more in the era that starts on monday. >> gillian: peter, your lucky day. here at "america reports" we have put together a very special montage of some of your own best work. >> oh, no. >> gillian: play the tape. >> were biden's masked on federal lands last night. >> president biden once said in 1983, he thought -- >> time back machine. did i say it's not a political issue? >> yes, you said some call it a political issue, it is not. >> always happy to have this conversation, even your awesome socks you have on today. >> has the president ever been to the southern border? >> i...

$7,500, but you can get into the events -- he did an event in texas and you can get in for $20 if you want. i think that's the difference, that trump is sort of returning to what he was actually very good at before he got into politics, and it leads to all of the unusual things. it leads to people getting e-mails from trump that they think that look like political fundraising e-mails but they're actually for his private company. it is not really clear who is making the money. they hear about an invite for an event. they think it maybe for a political fundraiser. he sounds like a political fund...

In the heat of online criticisms, Razer pulled back its "N95 grade" claim from the Zephyr mask descriptions. Experts pointed out that its safety rating will not protect users against COVID-19 Omicron and Delta variants.

USA TODAY The claim: As FBI director, J. Edgar Hoover said 'negro unity' was the greatest threat to the U.S. In the days leading up to Juneteenth, which celebrates Union troops announcing the emancipation of slaves in Texas, a claim regarding longtime FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover's comments about Black people resurfaced on social media. Hoover was the director of the FBI for almost 50 years, from 1924 until his death in 1972. The social media claim focuses on his threat assessment of activist groups during the 1960s. "When FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was asked what was the single great...

0 comments If you grew up in anytime between the ’70s and the early 2000s, then you understand the powerful allure of Toys “R” Us. Every kid in North America has that catchy commercial jingle emblazoned on to their brain forever. For many of us, a trip to the local Toys “R” Us was the closest we got to a theme park. And now, via Kotaku, we’ve discovered a video that captures the retail toy giant in its heyday: the year 1991. Recorded in the mad post-Thanksgiving shopping rush, the footage below is from one of the New York City locations. It was uploaded to the YouTube account bt...