-
MOSAEC
Posts
The Technology 202: Facebook says current privacy laws are ‘insufficient’
But changes to privacy laws are anything but guaranteed in Washington.
The first governor to contract the coronavirus was also among the most cavalier about it
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) says he was “pretty shocked” to have that distinction.
Shereé Whitfield Tests Positive For COVID-19
Shereé Whitfield has tested positive for COVID-19. The former Real Housewives of Atlanta star revealed Tuesday that she had contracted the virus. “I tested positive…
’16 Syndrome: Pennsylvanians broadly back Biden — but worry about a secret Trump surge
A new poll encapsulates a common sentiment.
Nick Cannon Fired From ‘Wild ‘N Out,’ Wants Apology From ViacomCBS
Nick Cannon is swinging back after being fired from ViacomCBS for discussing anti-Semitic theories on his podcast, Cannon’s Class. The TV host and personality is…
Community Demands Hate Crime Charges For Man Who Violently Attacked Black Family Outside Of Grocery Store
A Wisconsin community is calling on police to bring hate crime charges against a man who assaulted a Black family outside of a grocery store…
GOP senators in close races mislead on preexisting conditions
President Trump’s doublespeak on preexisting conditions is spreading into some battleground Senate races this year.
New Pennsylvania Law Requires Officers To Disclose Employment Records When Applying For New Jobs
The state of Pennsylvania will now require officers looking for new roles in law enforcement to disclose their previous employment records, and mandate that law…
Megan Thee Stallion ‘Suffered Gunshot Wounds,’ Underwent Surgery To Remove Bullets
Megan Thee Stallion took to social media Wednesday to clear up headlines that she was arrested. The Houston rapper clarified that in fact police were…
Power Up: Trump’s spaghetti on the wall campaign is still seeking its special sauce
The president’s rambling Rose Garden speech hit Biden, China, and the Green New Deal.