A federal judge has fired a controversial Trump official who oversees vulnerabilities in public land defenses and ordered that he remain in office without Senate approval. U.S. District Judge Brian Morris ruled that former oil industry attorney William Perry Pendley was illegally running the Bureau of Land Management, which oversees …
Read More »A new study says U.S. The COVID-19 bunch is nowhere near immunity
By the end of July, about a third of New Yorkers and less than a tenth of American adults were exposed to coronavirus, a new study of dialysis patients found. That level is far from “herd immunity”, with many hoping that the cause of Covid-19 will help end the goal …
Read More »The release date of Google Pixel 5 has just been leaked – and it could steal the iPhone 12’s roar
Google Pixel 5 Google’s Event 30 Sept. Will be unveiled on, but its actual release date may be before Apple’s new iPhone 12. The shipping schedule comes courtesy John Prosser, Whose leaks posted by Twitter have been proven more accurate. The processor states to have shipping details for both Pixel …
Read More »Temporary contractor Pennsylvania County officials ‘throw Trump ballot at Trump’
Temporary contractors in Pennsylvania’s war-torn state mistakenly threw a mail-in ballot in the trash for President Donald Trump, county officials revealed. A top federal prosecutor announced Thursday that his office is planning to file a lawsuit against the U.S. government in 2020. An investigation has been launched into a number …
Read More »USA bans China’s biggest chipmaker
The U.S. government has approved China’s largest chipmaker, further hurting the country’s semiconductor industry after cutting Huawei from its chip suppliers. On Friday, the U.S. The department’s commerce department told the companies that Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation’s (SMIC) exports posed an “unacceptable risk” of turning to “military end-use”, according to …
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