The Supreme Court on Wednesday lifted another injunction on the Trump administration’s swift push to resume federal death sentences this week. A divided court lifted one of the few injunctions that temporarily block the execution of a man whose lawyers say he suffers from severe dementia. The vote was 5-4 …
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – More and more companies are joining the growing movement that requires masks in their stores. On Wednesday, Kroger announced that all customers in all locations will be required to wear a mask or face covering starting July 22. Kroger also owns King Soopers and City …
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The sculpture of a Black Lives Matter protester has replaced the downed statue of a 17th century slave trader in England. BLM protester model Jen Reid sneaked onto the Bristol pedestal that housed the 125-year-old Edward Colston statue until protesters dragged her to the nearby port on June 7, the …
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Image copyright AFP Screenshot Brad Parscale will remain part of the Trump campaign Facing a tough re-election battle, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, replaced his campaign manager. Trump said he had replaced Bill Stepien, a field director for his 2016 campaign, in place of Brad Parscale. Parscale, …
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The New England Patriots had until Wednesday afternoon 4 to reach a long-term extension with starting left guard Joe Thuney to prevent him from playing the 2020 season on the franchise tag. However, the two sides failed to agree, meaning Thuney will now be on the team’s books with a …
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