California Gov. Newsom Proposes $300M for Law Enforcement

U.S. Politics

Gavin Newsom, the Democrat Governor of California has recently proposed a bill that would provide over $300 million as a countermeasure for law enforcement and small businesses to better handle themselves after a recent surge in news-making smash and grab crimes.

NHL Pauses Season Due to Covid-19 Outbreak

World

The NHL made an announcement on Monday evening that it will suspend its current season on Wednesday, two days before its normal Christmas break.

Joe Manchin Net Worth 2022: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Kids

People

Joe Manchin earns $174,000 per year as a Senator. His net worth is approximately $10 million based on disclosures.

U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Targeted in Rocket Attack

World

Early Sunday, two rockets were fired, targeting Baghdad's ultra-secure Green Zone that houses the US embassy, Iraq's security forces said in a statement.

How Some Retailers Combat the Growing Crime Wave

Economy

The National Retail Foundation reported that at least fifty percent of retailers are making moves to utilize technology in an attempt to foil robberies. However, the other half of retailers are buying "specific loss prevention equipment," such as the coiled wire outside the Los Angeles Nordstrom and The Grove Shopping Center.

Post Trial: What is Kyle Rittenhouse Doing?

People

It's been just over a month since Kyle Rittenhouse got his life back. He spent nearly eighteen months with his life in limbo. So, what is Kyle up to today?

Mortgage Refinancing Falls as Interest Rates Start to Climb Again

Economy

Home refinancing applications have decreased by a full six percent in the last week alone. Officials who watch the markets closely are also reporting such applications are actually down by over forty percent.

Mandates Re-Ordered Despite Omicron’s Reported Lower Severity

U.S. Politics

Despite results from a South African study - where Omicron was initially detected - showing that this variant of the COVID-19 virus offers lowered severity, some major cities are re-ordering mandates for citizens.

Non-citizens to Vote in NYC Elections?

Elections

Since New York has proposed the allowing of non-US citizens of the city to vote in local elections, many have questioned the legality of the proposal.

“Very Blurred Image” of Iran’s Nuclear Program, says U.N.

World

The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog group, told reporters that restrictions his inspectors faced in Iran only gives the world "a very blurred image" of the nuclear progress in Iran.