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Month: February 2021

New security video shows Officer Eugene Goodman potentially saving Mitt Romney from mob during Capitol riot

New security footage presented during former President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial showed even more heroics from Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman, including potentially saving Sen. Mitt Romney from the violent mob that breached the US Capitol. The security video, which the House impeachment managers played for the first time Wednesday, shows Goodman running as the

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Decision to seek federal search warrant in Rudy Giuliani probe could be early test for Biden’s DOJ

New York federal prosecutors investigating Rudy Giuliani’s activities in Ukraine raised the prospect of seeking a search warrant late last year for the lawyer’s communications but were met with resistance from Justice Department officials in Washington over the strength of their evidence, people familiar with the discussions said. Justice Department officials in Washington said a

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Valentine’s Day spending

Spending is expected to be lower this year In today’s Consumer Watch, “spending is expected to be down more than $5 billion compared to last year,” according to the National Retail Federation. Matt Schulz, Chief Credit Analyst at Lending Tree states that, “a survey found nearly 40% of Americans plan to skip celebrating to save

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Hold the yolks

New evidence links eggs and cholesterol to cardiac death According to today’s “Medday,” researchers in London are looking at conditions including chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and even depression to help treat patients suffering from long-term symptoms from COVID-19. A new study out of the University of Georgia found mothers with longer paid leave had lower

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Bills in several states would cut funding to schools that teach the 1619 Project. But they mostly aren’t going anywhere

The New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project has been a flashpoint in the nation’s culture wars since its publication. The Pulitzer Prize-winning effort, which has been largely acclaimed by scholars, historians and educators, challenges readers to think about the beginning of slavery on American shores as foundational to the nation’s origin story. That notion has

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La presentadora de TV Laura Berman dice que su hijo murió de sobredosis luego de que un traficante se conectara con él en Snapchat

(CNN) — La terapeuta de relaciones y presentadora de televisión Laura Berman está de luto por su hijo adolescente que, según ella, murió de una sobredosis de drogas que le compró a alguien con quien se conectó en Snapchat, según su publicación en las redes sociales. «Mi hermoso niño se ha ido. 16 años», publicó Berman

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