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The movie 2000 Mules has put the 2020 election is a different light. Various people in several states are getting charged.

The famous Statue of Liberty arrived in New York as a gift from France. The U. S. received the statue in pieces contained in more than 200 cases

Editorial

Much talk has been in the news regarding food shortages. Are the voices accurate? Should we as Americans expect food shortages?

The last couple of years news media outlets have shown a propensity for lauding negative news. This is news most mainstream families shun from.

Beginning July 10, 2022, the price for postage of a first class envelope will increase from 58 cents to 60 cents. This is the standard Forever stamp.

Everyone loves ’em, no one hates ’em. Today, June 3, 2022, is National Donut Day. Different fast-food places are having sales just for today.

While yesterday, May 31, 2022, was National Smile Day, you can still celebrate it today by sharing a smile with everyone!

Memorial Day is just around the corner. But did you know, that on Memorial Day more beef is consumed than any other day in the United States?

The Preakness Stakes took place on Saturday, May 21, 2022. Early Voting blew past Epicenter and won the Preakness by 1 1/2 lengths.

Winter clothes are packed away. But if you travel West, you may want to dig out those snow boots! Colorado is expecting a foot of snow

The Preakness Stakes is to take place at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May 21, 2022.

Even though schools are reopened, enrollment is down. Could this be a local issue? Let’s look at some facts.