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New Hampshire National Guard posted this image Wednesday with the caption: 'NH guardsmen slumber last night in a Washington, D.C. parking garage. Beginning a 36-hour security mission in support of the presidential inauguration, they staged in the garage overnight before standing security posts along the National Capital Region this morning' … [Read more...] about 7,000 National Guard will stay in Washington DC until MARCH due to ‘threat of right-wing extremism’: Jill Biden thanks National Guard on Capitol Hill as 15,000 prepare to leave

“To be able to provide this support and to be able to get our veterans vaccinated, to keep them safe, to help them be able to see their loved ones and we’re all really hopeful that this is the end of this pandemic and this is the start of this process,” Garin said. … [Read more...] about ‘Able To Live A Normal Life’: Local Veterans Begin Receiving COVID Vaccine At University City VA Medical Center

Earlier this month, a team of independent inspectors found another pad had moved from its position on the elevated section and does not fit properly. Around half the pads used were made in Malaysia and imported from South Korea. The rest were made in Japan. … [Read more...] about HCMC metro consultant asked to conduct personnel review after breach of contract

Well, that was an interesting week. After four years, things seemed somewhat normal again post-inauguration. The markets were up and down, as usual. Bank earnings were pretty good. There were daily briefings in the White House press room without rancor. Dr. Anthony Fauci was unchained. There was a president dealing with the reality of a pandemic and aggressively launching a plan to fix what's broke. Of course, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, as usual, was whining about something. (No one cared.) But everything isn't hunky dory. Economic worries remain, the COVID vaccine distribution is a mess, and millions of people are out of work. More Capitol invaders need to be rounded up. To state the obvious, which I often do, the new president, Joe Biden, has a big job ahead of him. … [Read more...] about Lessons From Enron 15 Years Later: The Greatest Fraud Trial Ever | Opinion

“What we see happening is you kind of have the lower-level folks who register, do the shoe leather or go to the events, and then you have the VIPs and former members who don’t register. They don’t put the 20 percent of the time but they make the call that counts,” said Meredith McGehee, executive director of Issue One, a group that advocates for campaign finance reform. … [Read more...] about Biden expands on Obama ethics pledge