Wednesday, October 19, 2022

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Americans Cut Back On Groceries Because Of Inflation

Newly released polling data shows that inflation is causing most Americans to cut back at the grocery store. Morning Consult released the survey results, which showed that 82% of American shoppers report trying to save on groceries in the last month because of inflation with more and more Americans simply buying less at the store.

Priority: Biden Trolls For Votes By Promising First Bill Will Codify Abortion If Democrats Win Congress

President Joe Biden promised Tuesday that the first bill he sends to Capitol Hill next year will be one that codifies Roe v. Wade -- if Democrats control enough seats in Congress for Biden to sign abortion protections into law -- in a speech designed to energize his party's voters just three weeks ahead of the November midterms.

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Trump Trend Among Minority Voters Could Haunt Dems In Midterms
A public policy analyst says he's seeing some signs that black voters -- historically considered the core of the Democratic Party -- aren't enthusiastic about the midterm elections. In September, conservative black columnist Star Parker ...

So Much For Joe Biden's Fist-Bump Diplomacy With The Saudis
Well, so much for fist-bump diplomacy. When President Joe Biden met recently with Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's de facto leader, he began by exchanging a very public fist-bump with the man who is linked to the murder of ...

Report: Decarbonization Policies Could Drive Up Energy Prices Rapidly In Utah And Other States
Energy prices could increase rapidly if government leaders don't pivot, according to a report presented to Utah's Federalism Commission. The report analyzed the full cost of federal decarbonization policies.

75 Names Sent To Prosecutors For Potential Ohio Voter Fraud
The number of people referred for prosecution for alleged voter fraud during the 2022 election continues to grow. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the names of 75 additional people have been sent to Attorney General Dave Yost and county prosecutors for additional investigation ...

Yes, Wawa's Decision To Close Two Stores Is A Dire Statement About Public Safety In Philadelphia
Mayor Jim Kenney last week tried to spin the move by Wawa to shutter stores at 12th and Market Streets and 19th and Market Streets as routine business evolution, adding he did not think it was "a bad omen at all."

Youngkin Unveils Plan To Recruit And Keep Police In Virginia
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin unveiled a plan to reduce homicides, shootings and other violent crimes, which includes stronger police recruitment efforts, fixing wage compression among officers and ensuring prosecutors put criminals in jail.