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Clark County schools to offer new summer school ‘acceleration’ option
A new summer school option with five full days of free instruction each week will be offered to all Clark County School District students this June.
Car drives onto pedestrian bridge on Las Vegas Strip
Just when you think you had seen it all in Las Vegas.
Border Agents Report Being Overworked, Understaffed And Exposed To COVID-19 During Migrant Surge
Customs and Border Protection agents don’t have the resources they need to effectively do their jobs, two active agents told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Schiff And Swalwell Went All In On The Dubious Russia Bounty Story
Two Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee hyped news reports last year that President Donald Trump turned a blind eye to intelligence that said the Russian government was paying bounties to Taliban fighters to kill American troops.
COVID-1984: Michigan Expands Mask Requirement to Children as Young as 2
Michigan officials on Friday ordered children as young as two to wear masks in a bid to curb the rise in COVID-19 cases the state has seen in recent weeks.
Fully Vaccinated Person Dies of COVID-19 in Texas, Officials Say
A person who was fully vaccinated against the virus that causes COVID-19 died of the disease in Texas, officials announced Friday.
Landowners Criticize Texas Senators For Not Stepping In As Biden Seized Their Land
The Biden administration promised to end border wall construction, then seized over six acres of a southern Texas family’s land through eminent domain.
DOJ Is Reportedly Investigating Ex-Trump Official Who Debunked The Russia Collusion Narrative
Kash Patel, the former GOP congressional aide who uncovered the FBI’s surveillance abuse against the Trump campaign, is the target of a federal leak investigation, according to a report from The Washington Post.
Biden-Harris Administration to Ramp Up Experiments Using Aborted Baby Body Parts
The Biden-Harris administration’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced it is reversing the Trump administration’s decision to end taxpayer funding for experimental research that uses fetal tissue derived from aborted babies.
Watch Live: Hundreds of Anti-Police Protesters March in DC
Hundreds of anti-police and Black Lives Matter protesters took to the streets in Washington, DC, on Friday night.
BLM Activist Asks When People ‘Ready to Get Blood on Their Hands?’
An activist speaking at Black Lives Matter Plaza asked how long before “people are really ready to get blood on their hands” to make change happen.
Iran identifies suspect behind blast at Natanz nuclear site
Iran on Saturday named a man it wants arrested in connection with a recent explosion and power outage at its main Natanz nuclear plant, as talks got underway in Vienna to try to save Tehran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
Woman arrested for the 2019 hit-and-run crash that left a man dead
Russia beefs up warship presence in Black Sea as Ukraine tensions simmer
Two Russian warships transited the Bosphorus en route to the Black Sea on Saturday and 15 smaller vessels completed a transfer to the sea as Moscow beefs up its naval presence at a time of tense relations with the West and Ukraine.
Sacramento Report: San Diego County Makes a 180 on Immigration Bills
In yet another sign that the San Diego County Board of Supervisors has shifted to the left, the county now supports a bill that would stop transfers to Immigration and Customs Enforcement for anyone eligible for release from California state prisons or local jails.
VOSD Podcast: Teacher and Police Pay Under the Microscope
Last week, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria released a list of proposed police reforms and public safety priorities.
Ghislaine Maxwell fails to dismiss sex crime indictment over Epstein ties
A U.S. judge on Friday rejected Ghislaine Maxwell’s bid to dismiss the original indictment accusing the British socialite of aiding the financier Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse of girls.
Hundreds protest Chicago police killing of 13-year-old boy
Hundreds marched through the streets of Chicago on Friday to protest the police shooting of Adam Toledo, a day after the city released a graphic video of a police officer shooting and killing the 13-year-old Latino boy in an alley two weeks ago.
Biden and Japan’s Suga project unity against China’s assertiveness
President Joe Biden welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Friday as the first foreign leader to visit his White House, underscoring Tokyo’s central role in the U.S. strategy to counter the challenge of China’s growing assertiveness.
Gunman who killed 8 workers at Indianapolis FedEx site had been detained for mental illness
A gunman shot eight people dead and injured several others at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis before taking his own life, police said early on Friday.
University Spends $40K Training Students, Faculty to Say “Ouch” When They’re Offended
Program purportedly aimed at battling ‘stereotypes,’ creating ‘inclusive’ campus
More than 80% of bald and golden eagles in the US have RAT POISON in their systems, study shows
A new study involving an examination of dead bald and golden eagles collected between 2014 and 2018 found that more than 80 percent of them had rat poison in their systems.
U.S. Interior Dept revokes Trump policies, puts climate at center of decisions
The U.S. Interior Department on Friday sought to erase the Trump administration’s pro-fossil fuels legacy from the nation’s public lands by revoking a suite of policies that boosted drilling and mining and ordering that climate change be put at the forefront in future agency decisions.
Biden keeps U.S. refugee cap at Trump-era 15,000 – for now
President Joe Biden signed an order on Friday limiting U.S. refugee admissions this year to the historically low 15,000 cap set under his predecessor Donald Trump, a senior administration official said, shelving a plan to raise it to 62,500 and drawing the ire of refugee advocates and some Democratic lawmakers.
Border Officials Seize Over 170,000 Counterfeit Masks From China
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stopped a shipment of over 170,000 counterfeit N95 masks from China with an estimated retail price of almost $350,000, the agency announced on Thursday.
U.S. sues Trump ally Roger Stone, alleging he owes about $2 million in unpaid taxes
The U.S. Department of Justice on Friday sued Roger Stone, saying the close ally of former President Donald Trump owes about $2 million in unpaid federal income taxes, according to a court document seen by Reuters.
Russia, retaliating against Washington, asks 10 U.S. diplomats to leave
The Kremlin said on Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin would decide what counter sanctions to impose on Washington, a day after U.S. President Joe Biden hit Moscow with an array of punitive measures, but gave no indication of timing.
Westerman Wrap-up 04.16.21
This week, I introduced the High Risk Rural Roads Safety Grant Program Act alongside my colleague Rep. Tim O’Halleran (D-AZ). As co-chair of the bipartisan Congressional Road Safety Caucus, I am proud to be an original cosponsor of bipartisan, common sense solutions such as this bill.
Facebook oversight board extends timeline to decide on Trump ban
Facebook Inc’s independent oversight board said on Friday it had extended the timeline for deciding whether to uphold former U.S. President Donald Trump’s indefinite suspension from Facebook and Instagram.
Conservative U.S. House Republicans to form ‘America First’ caucus
Conservative House of Representatives Republicans plan to form an “America First” caucus to promote the policies of ex-President Donald Trump and said on Friday the group would soon release a policy platform.
Biden says Iranian enrichment to 60% unhelpful, but glad about talks
Iran has begun 60% uranium enrichment at its Natanz plant, the country’s nuclear chief said on Friday, days after an explosion at the site that Tehran blamed on Israel.
Police investigate discovery of human remains at Las Vegas home
Las Vegas police are investigating the discovery of human remains at a home in northwest Las Vegas.
Biden calls U.S. gun deaths a ‘national embarrassment’ after Indianapolis shooting
President Joe Biden faced increased pressure on Friday to stem gun violence amid a rash of mass shootings across the United States, but he faces an uphill battle to significantly change the country’s permissive firearms laws.
House Will Vote on Whether to Make Washington D.C. a State Tuesday
The House of Representatives will vote Tuesday on whether to make Washington, D.C., a State.
After Blowback, WH Now Says Biden Will Lift Trump’s Refugee Cap in May
Pressure Forces Biden to Reverse Plan for More Refugees
Biden: Congress ‘Must’ Pass Gun-Control Bills After Indianapolis FedEx Shooting
President Joe Biden on Friday condemned a deadly shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis and again called for the passage of gun-control laws in Congress.
Democrats Introduce Ban on Sale, Possession of Gun Silencers
Democratic lawmakers introduced legislation to ban the sale and possession of firearm suppressors, known as silencers.
JUST SAY SOMETHING 33RD ANNUAL RED RIBBON CLASSIC GOLF FUNDRAISER EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS!
Just Say Something is holding an online, Honey Baked Ham Fundraiser now through Easter, Sunday, April 4, 2021.
Biden To Maintain Trump Administration’s Low Refugee Cap Despite Promise To Increase It: Report
President Joe Biden will order the nation’s refugee cap to remain at the historically low level set by former President Donald Trump’s administration, The New York Times reported Friday.
COVID ‘breakthrough cases’ increasing in Nevada
The number of Nevadans fully vaccinated against COVID-19 that later tested positive for the disease has almost doubled.
Police investigate fatal 1-vehicle crash at Flamingo and Durango
A major west Las Vegas intersection was closed Friday morning as police investigated a fatal car crash that may have been the result of a medical episode.
Florida Gov. DeSantis Says Lockdowns Were a ‘Huge Mistake’
In hindsight, the 15 days to slow the spread and the 30—it didn’t work,”
Watch: From Tulsa Oklahoma – Health & Freedom Conference
With Gen. Flynn, Sidney Powell, Mike Lindell, Lin Wood, Dr. Simone, Mike Adams, Floyd Brown and More
Smugglers Advertising Illegal Entry Services On Facebook: REPORT
Human smugglers advertised illegal border crossing services to migrants looking to enter the U.S. on Facebook, the Tech Transparency Project reported Friday.
Chicago Police Union Calls Cop Who Shot 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo ‘Heroic’
The Chicago police union defended the officer who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy late last month after the city released body cam footage of the incident.
White House says Congress should end immunity for gun manufacturers
The shooting of eight employees at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis on Thursday is evidence of an epidemic of gun violence in the United States and underscores the need for urgent congressional action on gun safety measures, the White House said on Friday.
U.S. housing starts near 15-year high; consumer sentiment rises moderately
U.S. homebuilding rebounded more than expected in March, but soaring lumber prices amid supply constraints could limit builders’ capacity to boost production and ease a shortage of homes that is threatening to slow housing market momentum.
Boil Order Lifted In Bearden
Bearden Mayor Ginger Bailey says the “Boil Order” has been lifted and water customers can go back to life as usual.
