In this episode of The Nation Speaks, we sit down with Curtis Sliwa, founder of the NYC Guardian Angels, to talk about his mayoral run. We take a look at the border crisis with Sheriff Mark Dannels from Cochise, Arizona and Derek Maltz, former head of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Special Operations Division. Finally, Georgia Republicans […]
New York police officers on Friday made four arrests after supporters of former President Donald Trump clashed with counter-protesters in the borough of Manhattan. Trump supporters marched on Fifth Avenue near Trump Tower carrying “Trump 2024” banners in an event billed as the “Trump Save America Flag Unfurling.” Video footage showed over 100 supporters turning
4 Arrested as Trump Supporters, Anti-Police Protesters Clash in New York City Read More »
U.S. drugmaker Merck & Co Inc said on Saturday the experimental antiviral drug molnupiravir it is developing with Ridgeback Bio showed a quicker reduction in infectious virus in its phase 2a study among participants with early COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP virus. “The secondary objective findings in this study, of a quicker decrease
Updates on CCP Virus: Merck Says Study Shows Drug Causes Quick Reduction in Virus Read More »
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said on Friday that the Biden administration is “committed” to working with Congress to replace the current presidential war power with “a narrow and specific framework,” to ensure the government both protects Americans and stops endless wars. “We are committed to working with Congress to ensure that the authorizations
The Senate in the early hours of Saturday voted to reduce the weekly unemployment benefit from $400 to $300 per week for recipients through Sept. 6 in the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill. The amendment from Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) was agreed to by a vote of 50-49 after hours of negotiations among Democrats. Under the
Senate Agrees to $300 Weekly Jobless Aid in COVID-19 Relief Bill Read More »
Greece and Cyprus have both promised to facilitate the arrival of British tourists in the Mediterranean holiday destinations this summer, even as the UK authorities step up their crackdown on “illegal” foreign travel in the run-up to Easter. In an interview published in The Telegraph on Saturday, Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis said that his
Greece, Cyprus Woo UK Tourists as Travel Curbs Persist Read More »
Turning 100 may be reason enough for many to adopt a slower pace of life, but not for one Pennsylvania McDonald’s employee who became a centenarian on March 3, and really has no plans to retire from the job she loves. “I get paid. I pay my bills, and that’s good. I never had a
McDonald’s Employee Turns 100 and Has No Plans To Retire: ‘To Me, It’s Just a Number’ Read More »
Top defense officials during the Trump administration should testify to Congress to explain why it took so long to deploy National Guard troops to help law enforcement officers quell the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) said this week. Peters wants to ask questions of Christopher Miller, who was acting defense secretary
Trump-Era Defense Leaders Should Testify on Capitol Riot Response: Sen. Peters Read More »
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said Friday his preference is probably retiring after his current term. Johnson is in his second term; he pledged previously that this term would be his last. “That pledge is on my mind, it was my preference then, I would say it’s probably my preference now. I’m happy to go home,”
Sen. Johnson Indicates Preference for Leaving Office After Current Term Read More »
The modern-day Italian American version of cacciatore typically contains bone-in chicken pieces in a garlicky, wine-enhanced tomato sauce studded with onions, peppers, and mushrooms. For a fresh revamp, we decided to use bone-in pork chops that had just enough fat to work well when braised. The bone adds flavor, and using bone-in chops honors the
Swap the Protein but Keep the Appeal of This Rustic Dish Read More »