SENATE DRESS CODE

The recent changes to the Senate's dress code have ignited a firestorm among lawmakers. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has relaxed the Senate's long-standing dress code, allowing senators to enter the chamber in casual or even athletic wear. This shift has provoked a wave of backlash, primarily from Republican senators, who argue that it could tarnish America's international reputation and demean the institution itself.

Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania seems to be a driving force behind this change. Known for his laid-back wardrobe of hoodies and gym Read More

Starting on Monday, September 25, 2023, you can visit COVIDTests.gov to request a package of four free tests to be sent to your home. Here are some key points:

    Eligibility: You can request one four-test package per household, even if you've received free tests from the program before.

    Delivery Time: It's not specified how long it will take for the government to pack and send the tests, but they will arrive quickly via first-class mail for most of the U.S. and Priority Mail for Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and APO/FPO/DPO addresses. You'l Read More

The protests in Ottawa and across Canada are drawing significant attention. They are primarily centered on concerns related to explicit sexual content in school curriculums and the promotion of what is termed as "radical gender ideology." These protests have sparked counter-protests as well, creating a polarized environment.

Here are some key points based on the information available:

    Scope and Scale: The protests are not limited to Ottawa but are happening across the country. They are described as "massive," indicating a large number of participants.

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FLYERS GET A New Head Coach: John Tortorella

The Philadelphia Flyers have appointed John Tortorella as their new head coach.

Strengths:

    Experience:
        Elaboration: John Tortorella has been around the NHL block, coaching teams like the Tampa Bay Lightning, New York Rangers, and Columbus Blue Jackets. His experience means he's seen a variety of team dynamics and knows how to navigate the highs and lows of a season.
        Impact: This experience could be a stabilizing factor Read More

ABSOLUTELY!!

Does anyone else find it ridiculous that the Philadelphia police can find a suspected car of racing on the streets and drifting/doughnuts in like two days in another state and have it brought to the city.

But it took Homeland Security, the FBI, the Pa state troopers, and 10 other government agencies over 2 weeks to find an escaped prisoner who was imprisoned for two murders and never traveled more then 50 miles from the prison he escaped form. Not to mention he knew no one in the area nor the area it self and is from a foreign nation.. 

just saying..

Medical Alert!!! A highly dangerous virus called "Weekly Overload Recreational Killer" (WORK) is currently going around. If you come in contact with this WORK VIRUS, you should immediately go to the nearest "Biological Anxiety Relief" (BAR) center to take antidotes known as "Work Isolating Neutralizer Extract" (WINE), "Radioactive UnWORK Medicine"(RUM), "Bothersome Employer Elimination Rebooter"(BEER) or "Vaccino Officio Depression Killing Antigen"(VODKA) Please repost to warn friends!

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Phoenix Suns Ditching Cable: The Details

The Phoenix Suns have made a groundbreaking move by becoming the first team in any of the four major American sports leagues to abandon cable television. This decision was announced on April 28, 2023. Starting from the next regular season, all local Suns games will be available for free throughout Arizona via satellite television through broadcaster Gray Television. Additionally, the games will be accessible on a new streaming app developed by live video startup Kiswe.
Why Did They Do It?

The decision to move away from cable was acceler Read More

Two of the world's leading casino operators, Caesars Entertainment and MGM Resorts International, recently fell victim to substantial cyberattacks. Caesars Entertainment confirmed that it paid a $15 million ransom after hackers gained access to sensitive customer data, including driver's licenses and Social Security numbers.

In an SEC filing dated September 14, Caesars Entertainment revealed that they discovered the security breach on September 7. The hackers had obtained a copy of the company's loyalty program database, known as Caesars Rewards, which holds information on over 65 milli Read More