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    WATCH: Space Force Orbits Ultra-Secure Payload

    The skies over Eastern Florida were filled with the roar and fury of an Atlas V rocket hurtling into space from Cape Canaveral on Thursday. Thanks to the U.S. Space Force, the American military can be assured of ultra-secure battlefield communications around the globe. First Space Force launch a complete success On Thursday, at 4:18…

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    United Senate Clears Way For Final Vote Friday

    The Senate voted unanimously to inject a $2 trillion shot of crucial cash liquidity into the economy. The anxiously awaited decision means that checks to individuals and families are on the way. Government insiders agree that the stimulus package passed by the Senate will be approved by the House. If all goes well, there will…

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    Justice Department Caved In To Epstein Lawyers

    Attorney General Denise George caved in. She decided the government isn’t going to insist that the estate cancel the non-disclosure agreements Jeffrey Epstein’s employees all signed. The legal gags forbid them from testifying against his criminal co-conspirators. Her demands are “still important,” she asserts, but “canceling the agreements would not be tied to the Justice…

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    Keep Family Structure By Ditching The Schedule

    All across America, the family unit is coming to grips with life in isolation. All the routines are out the window, as adults scramble to set up home offices. That’s not easy in a house full of distraction from hyperactive children. Everyone needs structure, but rigid schedules can be counterproductive. Another thing that’s easy to…

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    Family Of Six In ‘Forced Isolation’ By Mistake

    A home in Nelson County, Kentucky is surrounded by Sheriff’s deputies 24 hours a day. They call it forced isolation. “The patient is cooperating now,” Sheriff Ramon Pineiroa assures. The incident highlights a crucial concern. When there’s an urgent health crisis, civil rights seem to get thrown right out the door. Public safety ‘forced isolation’…

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    Capability And Experience Waiting For Go Order

    President Trump has received confirmation that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is ready to help out any way they can. They’re only waiting for the orders. The Pentagon agrees USACE can be helpful, and promises to send them out, but first they need to figure out the best plan of attack. Army surgeons are…

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    What Are Virus Experts Telling Their Children?

    With Americans bombarded by an endless flood of information about the coronavirus, it’s hard for parents to know what they should be telling their children. Experts advise staying calm and sticking to the basics. Children are especially confused America is sailing through uncharted waters as we respond to a global emergency. Things are confusing enough…

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    Python Squad Squeezes Meth Gang Out Of Chicago

    The streets of Chicago were a major hub for “a significant proportion of drugs entering the United States,” until Project Python started six months ago. On Wednesday, 50 hardcore gang-bangers were squeezed off Windy City streets in a “relentless attack” on Mexico’s New Generation cartel. Overall, a nationwide roundup netted over 600 of the cartel’s…

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    Task Force Guidelines Focus Needed Resources

    The Coronavirus Task Force reported on Wednesday that “nursing home inspection resources” which normally focus on detecting abuse and neglect problems “will be redirected exclusively to ensuring compliance with infection control standards.” The crisis in Kirkland, Washington exposed vulnerabilities which are being addressed sooner, rather than later. A focus on infection control At Wednesday’s daily…

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    State Capital A ‘War Zone’ Of Mayhem [Watch]

    At least 22 people are dead in Tennessee’s capital Nashville, following “a series of powerful tornadoes” which ripped through the state early Tuesday morning. A number of people remain missing in the mayhem. Crushed cars litter the streets and at least 48 buildings were destroyed. The National Weather Service confirms “there were eight reported tornadoes…

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