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Month: February 2020

Bloomberg is spending his way to the top

First things first: The theme song of the week is “Saturday Night Live.” Poll of the week: A new Quinnipiac University poll shows that Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is leading the Democratic primary nationally with 25%. He’s followed by former front-runner and ex-Vice President Joe Biden at 17%, former New York City Mayor Mike

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Mike Bloomberg in 2010 called Obamacare legislation ‘a disgrace’ and ‘another program that’s going to cost a lot of money’

Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg said the final Obamacare bill would do “absolutely nothing to fix the big health care problems” and also called the program “a disgrace” in comments made in 2010, just months after the law’s passage. Speaking at Dartmouth College in July of that year, Bloomberg added that law was

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Another Beautiful Day

El Paso, Texas– Near perfect weather for today and tomorrow. We will be running a few degrees above average with temps topping off near 70. Tracking plenty of sunshine for across the Borderland. Our next cold front arrives late Tuesday bringing us cooler temperatures for the end of next week as well a slight chance

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FAMU looks to extend streak vs UMES

Florida A&M (10-13, 8-4) vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (4-21, 3-7) William P Hytche Athletic Center, Princess Anne, Maryland; Monday, 7:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Florida A&M looks for its fifth straight conference win against Maryland Eastern Shore. Florida A&M’s last MEAC loss came against the Norfolk State Spartans 95-67 on Jan. 27. Maryland Eastern Shore

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Los beneficios de estar soltero

(CNN) — Un número cada vez mayor de personas en todo el mundo está optando por ir en solitario. La cantidad de hombres y mujeres estadounidenses que nunca se han casado, están divorciados o viven solos ha estado en una tendencia ascendente durante varios años, según la Oficina del Censo de EE.UU. A pesar de

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021520 fallen fire chief

‘We don’t know if we’re going to make it home’: Texas 1st responders honor fallen Fort Hancock fire chief

FORT HANCOCK, Texas — Dozens of west Texas first responders honored a fallen brother Saturday – the chief of the Fort Hancock Fire Department in Hudspeth County. “Sometimes we respond to calls and we don’t know if we’re going to make it home,” said David Huitron with the San Elizario Fire Department. On Wednesday night,

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