Justin Boggs
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Middletown, CT, United States
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President Biden completes COVID treatment, OK to resume exercise
He will continue to isolate on Tuesday but could exit isolation as soon as Wednesday pending a negative COVID-19 test. → Read More
FDA determines Pfizer vaccine can be stored in standard pharmaceutical freezers
The FDA said on Thursday that the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine can be stored at normal pharmaceutical freezer temperatures, making it easier to transport and store the shot. → Read More
President Biden to visit Texas following winter storm
Biden has declared a federal major disaster in 110 of Texas' 254 counties. → Read More
Democrat to oppose Biden’s Budget pick, putting confirmation in jeopardy
Last week, Neera Tanden faced sharp criticism from members of the Senate Budget Committee who questioned her for past tweets she sent about members of Congress. → Read More
Few schools should fully reopen under CDC’s new guidelines
All 18 of the largest counties in the US are in "red" areas. → Read More
Chicago tops list of cities for bed bug infestations
Chicago jumped two spots to reach the top spot. The Windy City swapped places with Washington D.C. at the top of the list. Remaining at No. 2 is Baltimore. Rounding out the top five are Detroit and Columbus. → Read More
Columbus, Ohio mayor forces out police chief after fatal shooting of unarmed Black man
Adam Coy, the Columbus Police officer involved in shooting Hill on Dec. 22, was fired following the incident. The city’s NAACP called on Coy’s arrest. → Read More
WNBA player Asia Durr still unable to play basketball seven months after COVID-19 infection
Durr revealed in Tuesday’s episode of “Real Sports” on HBO that not only did the coronavirus cost her the 2020 season, but it is unclear if she’ll ever be able to play again. → Read More
Promoting racial equality agenda, Biden calls on Congress to pass Voting Rights Act update
Before a 2013 Supreme Court ruling, states with a significant history of voter discrimination would have to get approval from the Department of Justice to change any voting procedures or practices. → Read More
Ocasio-Cortez: Reps avoiding metal detectors are ‘endangering’ members
Her comments come as the AP and other outlets reported that Rep. Andy Harris set off the metal detectors on Thursday. Harris reportedly was in possession of a firearm at the time. → Read More
Sen. McConnell seeks to push impeachment trial to February
McConnell has not indicated how he'd vote, but he strongly condemned Trump's rhetoric leading into the Jan. 6 US Capitol riot. → Read More
President Trump delivers final address from the White House
Trump is set to become the first sitting president in over a century to not attend the inauguration of his predecessor. → Read More
Why 10 Republicans voted to impeach President Trump
Impeachment was backed by the third-ranking member of the House GOP caucus. → Read More
Coronavirus deaths top 4,000 in one day for first time in the US
More than 132,000 Americans remained hospitalized with the virus on Thursday. → Read More
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos the latest White House official to resign in wake of riots
The Associated Press reported that, in a letter to President Donald Trump, she said Trump’s “rhetoric” was an “inflection point.” → Read More
What is the purpose of Congress counting the Electoral College votes?
President Donald Trump has been building up the event on Twitter, but there is little hope that he can change the outcome on Wednesday. → Read More
Ohio's governor concerned nursing home employees are not taking the COVID-19 vaccine
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine suggested that a majority of nursing home staff in the state were not taking the coronavirus vaccine despite the risk the virus poses to residents. → Read More
Georgia secretary of state concludes audit of ballot signatures
The Republican Georgia secretary of state found that 99.99% of mail-in ballot signatures were properly judged. → Read More
Fired election security expert defends 2020 election before the Senate
Krebs conceded that the election system has vulnerabilities, but added that voters should have faith that election canvassing and auditing measures confirm that the election was fair. → Read More
McConnell says Congress won’t leave without passing coronavirus stimulus package
The House and Senate leadership now agree a pandemic relief bill must be passed by the holidays. → Read More