News in review 1-26-24
Sports illustrated a classic 70 year sports magazine closes its doors.
Ron Disantis withdraws from race
2 navy seals are still missing from a raid ordered by Secretary Austin while he was in the hospital and somewhat incapacitated
Secretary Mayorkas facing impeachment for his handling of the border showing republicans really want to lose the house in 2024.
#1 Seeds in NFL both win their divisional games, both beating First full year quarterbacks (stroud a rookie and Jordan live his first season as starter).
Buffalo Bills have a second straight game where they asked for attendees to shovel snow to their seats.
Supreme Court deals Texas a setback ordering removal of razor wire while rights case is being settled.
Alabama becomes first state and first government to execute with Nitrogen epoxya
In a unique twist on their stand about parental rights, the Florida house has voted on a law, sending to the Florida Senate, to Ban social media for those under 16. This is an increasing trend in both blue and red states. Red states ban their use, blue states make it one sided content under the guise of misinformation. Rather than teaching people to research and think we’re banning and taking away parental rights.
Sports illustrated a classic 70 year sports magazine closes its doors.
Ron Disantis withdraws from race
2 navy seals are still missing from a raid ordered by Secretary Austin while he was in the hospital and somewhat incapacitated
Secretary Mayorkas facing impeachment for his handling of the border showing republicans really want to lose the house in 2024.
#1 Seeds in NFL both win their divisional games, both beating First full year quarterbacks (stroud a rookie and Jordan live his first season as starter).
Buffalo Bills have a second straight game where they asked for attendees to shovel snow to their seats.
Supreme Court deals Texas a setback ordering removal of razor wire while rights case is being settled.
Alabama becomes first state and first government to execute with Nitrogen epoxya
In a unique twist on their stand about parental rights, the Florida house has voted on a law, sending to the Florida Senate, to Ban social media for those under 16. This is an increasing trend in both blue and red states. Red states ban their use, blue states make it one sided content under the guise of misinformation. Rather than teaching people to research and think we’re banning and taking away parental rights.
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