Jason Shaffer News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

>> always great to be with you, my friend. lying is so hard and hardly makes people blush. let's go back a little bit of the hunter's laptop and the new jim crow lie or so on and so forth. the lie that the coronavirus could not possibly come from a lab leak in wuhan, china, that was said by many in the media or some in the government. that lie may top of it all. the energy department joined the fbi in saying, yep, the virus spread via mishap at a chinese lab. the white house is hopeful that the obvious made out the truth. there is still no consensus within the administration. >> the ...

>> david is with us. >> the highlight of the president's announcement, three objects shot down since friday not tied to any enemy nations but private companies, bringing up the possibility that the administration may have over reacted after the chinese spy balloon in february. >> i gave the order to take down these three objects due to commercial air traffic and because we could not rule out the surveillance risk of sensitive facilities. >> white house officials and all the way to the president insist there will be changes in the works. whatever you want to call them, he said he'll s...

as thousands of flights have been canceled. sam bankman freed was now back at home. he's released on a $200 million bail. the biden administration had not yet released border immigrant numbers for november or even a plan for what they'll do if title 42 is lifted as we await a decision from the supreme court. we begin with the huge $1.6 trillion spending bill that's on its way to the house tonight after the senate approves the measure on thursday, despite many lawmakers blasting the bill. jeff paul is following it all for us tonight. good evening, jeff. >> good evening, jonathan. ...

The Pavilion, the skilled nursing facility at Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC), is offering paid certified nursing assistant (CNA) courses.

The smell of mold hit James “Lucky” Dugan the moment he walked into the plant. Last fall, Dugan was one of thousands of union construction workers to arrive in small-town Glendale, Kentucky, to build a vast factory for Ford and SK On, a South Korean company. The plant, when completed, will make batteries for nearly a million electric pickup trucks each year. When Dugan walked