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New mask rules for casinos, hotels, groceries
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention eased mask-wearing guidance this week for fully vaccinated people, allowing them to stop wearing face coverings outdoors in crowds and in most indoor locations unless otherwise prohibited. It became effective immediately in Nevada.
Police union complaint cites safety of transporting homeless people
The Las Vegas Police Protective Association filed a complaint this month against the Metropolitan Police Department alleging officers are in danger while driving homeless people.
Trump Slams 2020 Presidential Polls: ‘Disgusting’
On Saturday, former President Donald Trump criticized the media for misrepresenting him in public opinion polls ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
Persecuted Anti-Lockdown Pastor Warns ‘Medical Tyranny’ Is Already Here
“We have no rights whatsoever. What we have right now is some kind of a hybrid between fascism and communism,” says Artur Pawlowski
Wisconsin Officially Launches Audit of 2020 Election
Wisconsin becomes the next state to audit the 2020 election as voters still question the legitimacy of Joe Biden’s White House
FNC’s Carlson: New CDC Mask Rules ‘a Troubling Development’ for Democrats Whose Main Interest Is Power, Not Public Health
Friday on FNC’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” host Tucker Carlson reacted to the new guidance from the CDC, which ends a mask requirement for those who have been vaccinated.
White House: Illegal Aliens Are Part of ‘What the American Dream Represents’
President Joe Biden believes illegal aliens are part “of what the American Dream represents,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Friday.
Massive replenishment begins to ease U.S. fuel shortages after hack
Motorists in southeast U.S. states on Saturday continued to hunt for fuel as a massive replenishment effort took hold, helping ease shortages from a cyberattack that cut supplies from Florida to New Jersey.
Israel-Gaza conflict rages, U.S. tells Israel to protect media after tower hit
Israeli planes renewed air strikes in Gaza early on Saturday and Hamas militants responded by firing rockets into Israel as their battle entered a fifth night and U.S. and Arab diplomats sought an end to the violence.
DMV to refund technology fee collected since July
If you’ve made a transaction with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles since July 1, a refund could be coming your way.
COVID-1984: CCSD, Nevada colleges sticking with face mask mandates
The Clark County School District and Nevada’s colleges aren’t planning to drop policies requiring mask-wearing on campuses and in offices.
Nice, but windy Saturday forecast for Las Vegas
A Saturday high temperature around 94 in Las Vegas will be noticeably nicer than the 98 recorded Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
Stores, States Drop Mask Mandates in Wake of CDC’s Updated Guidance
States and stores on Friday said they were largely dropping their mask requirements after a top U.S. health agency advised that people fully vaccinated against the virus that causes COVID-19 could stop donning face coverings.
Immigrant Bought Land Where He Crossed The Border Illegally And Allows Others To Do The Same
An immigrant who purchased the land where he crossed over into the U.S. illegally said he won’t stop other migrants from doing the same, BuzzFeed News reported Friday.
Portland Police Union President Says City Is ‘On the Precipice of War’
The president of Portland, Oregon’s police union said in a blistering new statement that the city is on the brink of war.
Virginia Little League Coaches Forced to Attend Expensive ‘Anti Racist’ Training
Little League baseball coaches in Alexandria, Virginia, are being forced to take an expensive “anti-racist” diversity, equity, and inclusion course this month.
GOHMERT: Biden Needs To Realize There Have Been Worse Things Than Unarmed Election Protesters ‘Coming Into a Building’
Teacher Placed on Leave After Bullying Student for Not Wearing Mask During Lunch
The corpulent teacher called the student a “jerk” and a “dummy” in a video that went viral
China completes historic Mars spacecraft landing
An uncrewed Chinese spacecraft successfully landed on the surface of Mars on Saturday, state news agency Xinhua reported, making China the second space-faring nation after the United States to land on the Red Planet.
Go maskless? Some Americans skeptical of new guidelines, others say it’s high time
New U.S. guidance allowing people to go without masks in most places provided one more topic of disagreement among Americans who have found little common ground throughout the pandemic.
LIBERAL UTOPIA: Cambridge Scientists Say Humans Need To Eat More Maggots, Fungi To ‘Future-Proof’ Our Food Supply
Humans must transition to a more environmentally sustainable diet that includes maggots and fungi to protect the global food supply, researchers concluded in a report.
Biden Admin Won’t Say Whether They Track Migrant Kids Released Into US: Report
Officials tasked with keeping track of unaccompanied migrant minors after they’re released from federal custody would not comment on efforts to monitor the children, Axios reported Friday.
Israel pounds Gaza to curb Palestinian militants but rockets still fly
Israel fired artillery and mounted more air strikes on Friday against Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip amid constant rocket fire deep into Israel’s commercial centre.
Biden revokes Trump order that sought to limit social media firms’ protections
U.S. President Biden on Friday revoked an executive order by former President Donald Trump that had directed regulators to limit liability protections for social media companies.
Judge will not end Ghislaine Maxwell’s ‘flashlight surveillance’ in jail
A U.S. judge on Friday rejected Ghislaine Maxwell’s effort to stop jail officials from shining flashlights into her cell at night, which the British socialite said impedes her preparation for her November trial on sex crime charges.
Woke Corporations Reject Science. Will Force Customers to Defy CDC and Mask Up.
Report: Target, Starbucks, Other Retailers Will Still Require Masks After CDC Guidance Changes
Biden rescinds Trump-era health insurance requirement for new immigrants
U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday revoked a 2019 proclamation by former President Donald Trump that sought to bar the entry of immigrants who could not prove they had health insurance or could cover healthcare costs.
Ben Swann: Fauci Lied To Congress About Gain-of-Function Research
Dr. Anthony Fauci got into a heated argument with Sen. Rand Paul this week over the origins of the coronavirus
Biden holds West Wing meeting with six illegal immigrants, ‘We are home’
Six DACA recipients, sometimes called “Dreamers,” were invited to the Oval Office
LIBERAL PRIVELEGE: Maxine Waters moved air marshal from ‘high-risk’ flight to her own for trip to Chauvin trial: complaint
Maxine Waters among lawmakers accused of abusing privilege of air marshals on flights
Elise Stefanik: Americans are ‘Suffering Under the Far-Left Radical Socialist Policies’ of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi
House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) said the Republican conference is united to take back the House during the midterms and took aim, during her first press conference as the number three in leadership, at the “far-left radical socialist policies” hurting Americans.
U.S. federal parks, buildings will not require masks for vaccinated -U.S. official
New guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released this week means that fully vaccinated staff, contractors and visitors no longer need masks in federal buildings or on federal lands, according to an official with the Office of Management and Budget familiar with the situation.
U.S. judge puts ruling overturning eviction ban on hold
A federal judge on Friday agreed to put on hold her May 5 ruling invalidating the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) nationwide moratorium on residential evictions pending the Justice Department’s appeal.
Walmart says fully vaccinated employees can go without masks starting Tuesday
Walmart said on Friday that fully vaccinated employees will not need to wear a mask at work starting Tuesday, following the latest guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
VOSD Podcast: City Could Dash Outdoor Dining
A lot of parking spots were taken away last year when the city of San Diego let restaurants move their business outside temporarily.
U.S. halts operations at Caribbean oil refinery after breakdowns
U.S. regulators on Friday ordered the Limetree Bay refinery on St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, to cease operations for at least 60 days, throwing the multibillion-dollar overhaul of the massive plant into jeopardy.
Less than 3% of U.S. small businesses could face tax hikes under Biden plan -White House
Less than 3% of the roughly 30 million small-business owners in the United States could face tax increases under President Joe Biden’s jobs and infrastructure plan, according to a new analysis by the White House on Friday.
Proposed bipartisan probe of deadly U.S. Capitol attack wins support
The top Democrat and Republican on the House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee have reached a deal to push forward with a bipartisan, independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6 storming of U.S. Capitol, the lawmakers said on Friday.
Fed’s Kaplan sees risk of inflation gaining a foothold in U.S. economy
Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan on Friday raised the prospect of a worrisome rise in U.S. inflation expectations, as imbalances between supply and demand for labor and goods put upward pressure on prices.
White House: report of migrant children held on buses being investigated
The White House said on Friday reports that migrant children were being held on buses for days at a time before being reunited with relatives were outrageous and being investigated.
U.S., Mexico, Canada to hold ‘robust’ talks on trade deal – statement
The United States, Mexico and Canada will next week hold their first formal talks on their continental trade deal, with particular focus on labor and environmental obligations, the U.S. government said on Friday.
Man charged in toddler’s death faces new charges stemming from arrest
The man accused of killing toddler Amari Nicholson faces new charges after allegedly grabbing a Las Vegas police officer’s gun as he was being arrested and will remain held without bail, a judge ordered Friday.
Sacramento Report: Learning Loss Bill Stuck in Limbo
Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez’s bill to address learning loss suffered by students learning virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic has had some ups and downs: When she first introduced the measure, she told VOSD, “No one wants me to do this bill.”
Pentagon Withdraws 120 US Troops From Israel
The Department of Defense confirmed it is pulling 120 troops from Israel amid a flare-up in tensions between Jerusalem and designated terrorist groups in Gaza.
‘Too Risky’: Progressives Are Upset CDC Lifted Mask Mandate
Progressives voiced their dismay following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated guidance that vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks indoors or outdoors.
New York Times: Joe Biden Has Short Temper; Outbursts of Profanity
President Joe Biden has a short temper and sometimes unloads outbursts of profanity on his aides, the New York Times reported Friday.
Nancy Pelosi Will Force Vaccinated Members to Wear Masks on House Floor Despite CDC Guidelines
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will force vaccinated House members to wear masks on the House floor despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) new guidelines.
New Action Bound Game Installed at Indian Hills Recreation Area
Indian Hills Recreation Area has a brand new, interactive game installed to educate community members about the Six Best Management Practices (BMPs), which directly impact the stormwater runoff and our beautiful Indian River Lagoon.
Trump-backed Stefanik wins vote to join House Republican leadership
U.S. House Republicans plan on Friday to elect a successor to Liz Cheney, whom they ousted from their leadership team for criticizing Donald Trump’s false claims of election fraud, as they seek to move beyond internal power struggles.
U.S. retail sales pause, record savings seen supporting spending
U.S. retail sales unexpectedly stalled in April as the boost from stimulus checks faded, but an acceleration is likely in the coming months amid record savings and a reopening economy.
Some early U.S. data suggest May jobs report could echo April weakness
Some initial U.S. jobs data for May are showing signs of weakness, raising the possibility that April’s disappointing employment report was not just a one-time blip.
