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By Louise Donovan, The Fuller Project In her last weeks working the freight shift at the local J.C. Penney store, Alexandra Orozco took out her phone and hit record. The 22-year-old shot a video of the giant black-and-red ‘Everything Must go!” posters, and posted it on TikTok in October. “Slowly losing my job,” she wrote below, days before the store in Delano, California, shut for good, one of 156 J.C. Penneys across the United States to close since June of this year. Since being laid off, she’s applied for a couple of roles — counselling kids, delivering flowers — but has yet t...

And it's taking down workers at both ends. Dec 22nd, 2020 Louise Donovan, The Fuller Project Alexandra Orozco stands for a portrait outside of the closed J.C. Penney where she was laid off from, in Delano, Calif., on Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020. Orozco began working part-time at the department store when she was 18, and in nearly four years rose through the ranks from cashier to freight team associate. Madeline Tolle/The Fuller Project via AP In her last weeks working the freight shift at the local J.C. Penney store, Alexandra Orozco took out her phone and hit record. The 22-year-old shot a video o...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Both as an actor and producer, Will Ferrell is one of our most well-known and hardest-working A-list comedians, providing no shortage of movies and shows through his familiar brand. While they're not always as hilariously funny as his earlier hits like Anchorman, Old School, and Elf, the Eurovision Song Contest star/writer/producer will certainly give every one of his projects his all. There's no denying Ferrell's dedication, persistence, and endless enthusiasm for his craft. For Ferrell fans, they'll be thankful to know that the comedic personality doesn't pl...

Violating foreign influence; invited the russians, invited the chinese, the ukraines. the president does this. this is unacceptable. now, to answer your question should there be a vote, i think the members have gone on record, more than 218 indicating that they support the inquiry. i have no reason to believe that they wouldn't vote as they are on record indicating that they would do so. so it would not offend me if we had the vote, but the constitution doesn't require it, and the fact that in two occasions, in '68 with the former president clinton and also with nixon we did it, but in 1868 we...