Author: Carma Henry

      As you’re aware, former president Trump starred in a TV program for fourteen years, entitled the, “Apprentice,” and earned well over $200 million dollars. The premise of the show was to pit applicants against one another as they were subjected to tough interviews and under difficult conditions. The ultimate purpose of this drama was to select a person to head one of trump’s companies.

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     The restaurant chain has already opened several locations in Tennessee as well as in other states such as Georgia and California. But now, they are able to reach even more customers as they offer the option to have the pizza delivered to all 50 states.

     This comes as a new congress bill is being passed. This bill—the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act—would ban goods made in the form of forced labor in Xinjiang, China, and crack down on human rights violations to the Uyghur minorities. The bill has Bipartisan support and has the potential to be passed before this year is over.

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      With Sundays win the Dolphins are currently at 8-4, sitting in the 6th spot in the playoffs. With four games left this season, the remaining games are all critical. Sunday’s win came against the Cincinnati Bengals who is currently out of the playoff race.

The online application for media credentials for the 87th Capital One Orange Bowl on Saturday, January 2, 2021 is now open. Accredited media can access the credential application by logging on to http://www.orangebowl.org/media/info/credentials/ and following the link to the College Football Playoff and New Year’s Six Bowl Games credential page. Review and accept the College Football Playoff and New Year’s Six Bowl Games’ terms and conditions, then select “Capital One Orange Bowl Credentials” on the game selection page.

Concerns about so-called vaccine cures driven by profits, too little proven research on safety, little talk of side-effects and no data on long term impact justify vows to reject Covid-19 vaccines say critics.