"Drag queens make everything better," said Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, who is running for re-election.
Senior media relations officer for the RCMP, Staff Sergeant Janelle Shoihet, told The Post Millennial that “[t]he reality is, police are called upon to do work that is far outside of policing.”
Jennifer Granholm sold her holdings in Proterra, based in Burlingame, CA, in 2021, but recently exercised $1.6 million in stock options from the company.
''We kept investing even during the pandemic, when we lost more than $20 billion and had to borrow more than $30 billion to maintain investment to increase capacity to be ready for post-pandemic demand.''
Rep. Lauren Boebert is taking legal action against a Democrat political action committee after they pushed unsubstantiated claims that she had previously worked as an "unlicensed, paid escort."
Psychologist Erica Anderson, a former board member at World Professional Association for Transgender Health, resigned from her position last year after expressing concerns about the group rushing children into surgery without adequate counseling.
Recall efforts are already in the works against Gascon, who was recently reprimanded by a California appeals court over his refusal to prosecute three-strike cases.
"My administration is prepared to use all reasonable and appropriate Federal Government tools and emergency authorities to increase refinery capacity and output in the near term," Biden said.
The Conservative MP and prime-ministerial hopeful slammed Mendicino for "stating falsehoods," and asked why the minister was allowed to remain in Trudeau's cabinet.
The decision to recommend their authorization was unanimous, with none of the twenty-one members dissenting.
Many of the members of Congress who voted "no" are well known for their own security.
The notoriously fact-checked Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz took to Twitter to voice her upset about Elon Musk questioning why death threats against the Libs of TikTok account remained on their platform.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced global ‘advancement’ for LGBTQIA+ equality but refused to address concerns raised about Saudi officials seizing rainbow-colored items during today’s press conference.
"How is it that you guys have determined that it's in the US national security interest to ask Saudi Arabia to drill more oil, instead of just letting oil companies drill more here in the US?"
Many have argued that the app, which was launched in November 2020, has served its purpose, and is no longer needed.