WASHINGTON (AP) — A bill to rescind the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for members of the U.S. military and provide nearly $858 billion for national defense passed the House on Thursday as lawmakers scratch off one of the final items on their yearly to-do list.
House passes $858 billion defense bill scrapping COVID vaccine mandate for service members
Celine Dion reveals she has a rare neurological syndrome
CNN– Celine Dion is postponing several Europe tour dates after the recent diagnosis of a rare neurological disorder that doesn’t allow her “to sing the way I’m used to,” she announced.
Kanye West’s honorary degree rescinded by School of the Art Institute of Chicago
CHICAGO — The School of the Art Institute of Chicago on Thursday rescinded an honorary degree awarded to Kanye West.
Lawmakers rip Biden leaving Paul Whelan behind in Brittney Griner prisoner swap: ‘It’s shameful’
The Biden administration is facing backlash for the Brittney Griner prisoner swap that traded Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for the WNBA star without securing the release of another detainee, former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan.
Why Viktor Bout’s return to Russia is so important for Vladimir Putin
It is the most uneven of swaps at the most unlikely of times, but perhaps the intense pressure of this moment is why the exchange of a US basketball star for a Russian arms dealer ended up happening now.
Twitter Files: The Real News Is That the Left/Dems/Media Do Not Care
New Twitter owner Elon Musk gave reporter Matt Taibbi of Substack access to internal Twitter documents about the media platform’s decision to spike the Hunter Biden laptop story and about how “the Biden team” had a direct pipeline to Twitter executives.
Aerosmith cancels final shows in Vegas due to Steven Tyler’s health
Aerosmith announced on its social media platforms that its final two Las Vegas residency concerts have been canceled.
The most notable quotes of 2022
A Zelenskyy quip. A Trump conspiracy. A Biden gaffe. Here are the 10 most notable quotes of the past year.
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On this day in history, Dec. 9, 1965, ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ debuts to popular acclaim
“A Charlie Brown Christmas,” a beloved holiday television tradition for generations of American families, debuted to overwhelming popular acclaim despite network fears of failure on this day in history, Dec. 9, 1965.