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Scump Discusses OpTic Performance Against ATL FaZe - CDL 2021 Results Scump has spoken about the performance of Optic in their recent defeat. The first week of CDL ( Call of Duty League) 2021 was brought to a close as OpTic Chicago suffered a 2-3 defeat to FaZe Atlanta. Scump discussed Optic’s performance saying they “just didn’t have an answer for what they were doing”. Fans were given tense games of Hardpoint, Search and Destroy, and Control. FaZe Atlanta came out on top after winning three games of five. Time to close it out. pic.twitter.com/3c509q4chI What Went Wrong for Scump an...

Comparing the wildly disparate treatment of GOP Electoral College challengers last Wednesday versus Democrats who questioned G.W. Bush’s EC votes from Ohio (2005). Democrat's message to Sen. Hawley: Book deal for she, but not for thee.

Los Angeles has become the new U.S. epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to a combination of COVID-19 fatigue, large numbers of essential workers exposed on the job, high population density, inconsistent political messaging, to name just some of the contributing factors. The news outlet interviewed 31 epidemiologists, public health experts, and public officials to piece together reasons for the area's surge, where the idea of rationing care has been floated across its hospitals. Cases started to tick up in early November, and by Thanksgiving week, 4,000 people were testing positive each ...

Jim Wentz When I was a young, teenage, rookie reporter at the Altoona Mirror in my first job out of high school, I worked with an old-timer named Frank White. White was the telegraph editor — pulling copy from the Associated Press and United Press International telegraph machines and deciding what international and national news would get into print. He was a kindly soul, liked by everyone and possessed a dry, understated wit. White kept a scrapbook of bloopers that found their way into the Mirror over the course of his career. They included convoluted sentences, nonsensical passages and ca...

Advertisement The measure renews enhanced jobless benefits that have been a lifeline for those thrown out of work by the still-raging pandemic, which has killed more than 333,000 Americans, and provides funding for distributing COVID-19 vaccines. It also keeps the government afloat for the rest of the fiscal year, which ends in September. Before signing, Trump had spent much of the weekend golfing and lashing out at members of his own party, as millions of people lost enhanced unemployment benefits. More Politics — In just over a week, Democratic hopes of winning control of the Senate will...