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failure of silicon valley bank, there's still no explanation, zero for the grieving families of the victims of the covenant school massacre. six innocent lives were claimed that day including three 9-year-old students and three adult staff members. and while tennessee lawmakers have been calling for more details on the shooter's motivations, those calls have mostly fallen on deaf ears. among those pressing for answers, governor bill lee yesterday tweeted this. the covenant shooting was a tragedy beyond comprehension and tennesseans need clarity. he's exactly right. now, nashville pol...

My family lives in and out of portland. it's a whitewash to pretend this is a fantasy land of perfect utopia where people need homes and they can't afford it and that's who is taking over these democrat led cities. it's frankly a lot more insidious with a lot more horrible associations like she was just highlighting than they're presenting. >> chris: it is, and the -- you just brought up the right to rest act. such a strange act. what about my right to walk -- what about my right to walk down the sidewalk with my kid in a stroller or something? like do i have that right? if i have to run over ...

Views: Visits 5 Chief of Army Staff, Major General I. Attahiru By Kingsley Omonobi ***Assures perpetrators of ‘Strange Act’ will be uncovered. Authorities of the Nigerian Army have decried the resort to use of social media by some “agent provocoteurs” within the Army to demonize a housing scheme being proposed for the benefit of personnel and their families and the claim that the scheme has been rejected. Expressing curiousity that a scheme meant to benefit soldiers and families could be so fragantly twisted in the social media using names and numbers that are a...

Vanguard News Army warns “Agent Provocoteurs” against demonizing welfare plans for soldiers & families On By Kingsley Omonobi ***Assures perpetrators of ‘Strange Act’ will be uncovered. Authorities of the Nigerian Army have decried the resort to use of social media by some “agent provocoteurs” within the Army to demonize a housing scheme being proposed for the benefit of personnel and their families and the claim that the scheme has been rejected. Expressing curiousity that a scheme meant to benefit soldiers and families could be so fragantly twisted in the social media using nam...