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Former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told CNBC’s “The News with Shepard Smith” that the January 6 attack on the Capitol was “instigated” by President Donald Trump and criticized him for telling the “big lie” in the election fueled on November 3rd, it was stolen from him. “He did not say what would be most …
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President’s historian Michael Beschloss said Tuesday night, although Joe Biden is sworn in as president tomorrow, the American people should not forget the “near-death experience” that Donald Trump has just brought to the country. Decision said Biden rightly focused his inauguration on “unity and reconciliation,” but that it is also important to remember how close …
Roommates, there are singers and then there are “Sangers” … and we all know by now that Tamia and Deborah Cox are two of the best singers – and to prove that they recently took on an R&B classic. Tamia and Deborah recently teamed up to bless us with a rendition of the classic “Count …
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Michael Maron, CEO of the Holy Name Medical Center, told CNBC on Tuesday that its New Jersey hospital’s Covid vaccination efforts had been hampered by a consistent problem: inconsistent availability. “The biggest challenge we are currently facing is delivering the vaccine. We just can’t get it and we can’t get it any reliable way. It’s …
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer revisited his “Go” list of 11 returning stocks on Tuesday, recommending that a handful of names in the cart remain open to buy. “Aside from Mastercard and 3M, our Go stocks have had great results since we learned about the vaccine in November. Some of them got a little rich,” he told …
Stefani Reynolds / Bloomberg via Getty Images “Possibly Bad” QBI prints According to a report released Tuesday by the Inspector General of Financial Management, the IRS allowed business owners to claim “potentially erroneous” deductions of $ 57 million on 12,980 tax returns filed in the past year. The watchdog asked the tax authorities to tighten …
Magic can be dangerous. This is the warning at the heart of the new trailer for Netflix’s upcoming drama Fate: The Winx Saga. The new show, which premieres on Friday January 22nd, follows a group of fairies attending the magical Alfea College. And according to Netflix’s description, students will experience “friendship, love, rivalries, monsters and …
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A building contractor frames a home under construction in Lehi, Utah, United States on Wednesday, December 16, 2020. Private residential construction in the US rose 2.7% in November. George Frey | Bloomberg | Getty Images Anyone looking to buy a home today is likely to be frustrated by the sky-high prices and slim selection. President-elect …
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An 8500 series oil rig ENSCO Elon Musk’s SpaceX bought two deep-sea oil rigs last year and is converting them into floating launch pads to support the giant spacecraft rockets the company is developing. The rigs are located in Brownsville Harbor near the Starship SpaceX development facility in Boca Chica, Texas. The drilling rigs were …
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Tuesday that Covid vaccine rollout in the US may be slowing down because not enough people want to get the shot. While the future government in Biden will initially focus on improving access to vaccines, Gottlieb said public health efforts must also address the concerns of some Americans. “I …
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