The Loudoun County School Board approved a motion to support the superintendent’s recommendation to continue the school division’s current mask mandate on Tuesday, January 18, 2022. Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Superintendent Dr. Scott Ziegler will detail what the board’s […]
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Thirty-five percent (35%) of people say that the Jan. 6 mess and the way it was handled “hurts Trump opponents most.” Whereas, 33% of those polled said that it “hurts Trump supporters most.” This is according to our most recent
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Ten years ago, the nuclear accident at a power plant in Fukushima, Japan became the second worst nuclear accident in the world, following the Chernobyl, Soviet Union disaster of 1986. The radiation release forced a mass evacuation and sent radioactivity
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Conflict, sometimes violent conflict, has long plagued parts of the Mideast for centuries. But there’s one town in the south of Israel that is hit by rocket attacks so often, it has earned a dubious nickname. We sent our Scott
January 14, 2022 Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America Great news, another one bites the dust. Katko, from Upstate New York, is gone! January 14, 2022 45th President Donald J. Trump to Hold
With the Omicron variant of Covid-19 that’s widely circulating, recent surveys show that about 74% of Americans have been vaccinated against the coronavirus. Of those already vaccinated, 67% have also received the third booster shot. That’s according to the latest
One of the FBI’s most critical functions is to monitor for and hopefully prevent terrorist attacks on U.S. soil. But there’s been a hard reality in recent years: Too often, after deadly terrorist attacks, we learn the FBI had advance
Virginia’s new governor, Republican Glenn Youngkin, got busy immediately after his swearing-in. He signed eleven executive actions. Among the actions: ending the controversial use and teaching of Critical Race Theory in public schools, which critics have said is a divisive
