by Casey Apr 5, 2024 | Blog , Daily Show Prep
99 Cents Only to close down all stores
REVEALED: The biggest earthquakes to rock the East Coast in history – including 7.8 quake that killed 60 people in South Carolina
New York officials alert residents of earthquake 1 hour after earthquake happened
Analysis: Grocery Prices Nearing 40 Percent Higher Than In 2019
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/turley-what-is-the-cdc-hiding
Peter Doocy sends Kirby into tailspin with all the right questions after Biden’s Israel ultimatum: ‘They cannot be true!’
Hour 2 Trump Sues Trump Media Co-Founders, Seeking to Void Their Stock Holdings
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/trump-issues-statement-on-truth-social-stock-price
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/theres-more-here-is-part-two-of-statement
China has flooded the market with so many solar panels that people are using them as garden fencing
CRINGE: Kamala Harris Explains the Long Struggle of Women to Obtain … Tournament Brackets
Maine OKs Democratic-led effort to ditch Electoral College
Ford to delay all-electric SUV, truck to focus on offering hybrid vehicles across its lineup by 2030
‘Not ready for prime time’: Truckers fume over Biden’s EV mandate for big rigs
What electric vehicle shoppers want isn’t what’s for sale, and it’s hurting sales: poll.
California grid may fall 20% short in meeting 100% EV goal
Electric Vehicle Fires Are So Hard To Put Out, It’s Often Best To Let Them Burn
Mercedes is finding that customers aren’t as excited about new EVs as it is
Luxury EV Manufacturer Loses $227,000 On Each Car It Sells
FORD LOST $4.7B ON EVS LAST YEAR
That’s $64,731 for every EV sold.
GM lost $2.5 billion through 2023 on EVs
CHICAGO BRAGGED ABOUT SECURING MILLIONS TO EXPAND EV INFRASTRUCTURE, NOW THE CARS WON’T CHARGE IN WINTER
Celebrity Motor Car CEO on CNBC: “We’re now backed up to 12 months with EVs. Consumers don’t want them.” 😬
Electric Vehicle Mandates Are Coming, but Are EVs Even Practical in Cold-Weather States?
Volvo, an Early Electric Car Adopter, Cuts off Funding for EV Affiliate Polestar — 2nd Update
Hour 3 ‘Disinfo’ Guru To Voters: Trust Corporate Media Instead Of ‘Doing Your Own Research’
Media Mistakes in the Trump Era: The Definitive List
Media Mistakes in the Biden Era: the Definitive List
Fired CBS correspondent Catherine Herridge to break silence at Capitol Hill hearing
Bank of America must face overdraft fee refund lawsuit
by Casey Apr 4, 2024 | Blog , Daily Show Prep
Hour 1 Nebraska legislators buck Trump by blocking Electoral College vote change — for now
DOJ Sues Utah Prisons System over Inmate Who ‘Removed Her Own Testicles’
Prosecutors in Trump’s classified documents case sharply rebuke judge’s unusual and ‘flawed’ order
FLASHBACK : The DOJ previously argued that the President has sole discretion in deciding which records were his and which weren’t. They won in federal court.
“Under the statutory scheme established by the PRA, the decision to segregate personal materials from Presidential records is made by the President, during the President’s term and in his sole discretion,” Jackson wrote in her March 2012 decision, which was never appealed.
“Since the President is completely entrusted with the management and even the disposal of Presidential records during his time in office, it would be difficult for this Court to conclude that Congress intended that he would have less authority to do what he pleases with what he considers to be his personal records,” she added.
You can read the full ruling here :
Filememorandum opinion.pdf
– Judicial Watch vs National Archives Hour 2 Mayor Tom Henry’s Funeral and Viewing Details Announced
The Fort Wayne Mayoral Race Now Has Six Candidates
One Year Later, Officials ‘Still Investigating’ the Missing 30 Tons of Explosive Chemicals
Chinese national forces way onto Marines’ top combat training base in California
CNN Host Roasted for Pushing Anti-Trump ‘Animals’ Hoax
Biden Lies to Gaza Doctor about Seeing Photos She Took Herself
Hour 3 Interview: Rep . Jim Banks
Whitmer Plot 2.0? Provocateur Expelled from Militia for Pushing Violence
White House Announces Plan To Protect Bureaucrats From Being Fired By New Trump Admin
General Mills and other junk-food giants are cashing in on the anti-diet trend that aims to normalize obesity
