Business Owner With Huge 'Trump 2020' Flag Prepared To 'Go To Jail' For Violating Local City Rules
"I am prepared to get the fines, ultimately get cuffed, go to jail, whatever," Jay Johnson said.
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"I am prepared to get the fines, ultimately get cuffed, go to jail, whatever," Jay Johnson said.
President Joe Biden has announced a series of executive actions he will take, aimed at curbing gun violence.
Megan Rapinoe, the star of the United States women's national team, ripped Warriors forward Draymond Green over his comments and tweets about inequities in women's sports.
"The very thing that I love to do the most could kill me," Christy Berger said.
President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden's ties to Pennsylvania are inspiring a new road trip.
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Rosie O'Donnell is no longer a home owner in New Jersey and her old mansion is being turned into affordable housing for Saddle River.
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We worry about how living through this pandemic will impact their future."
A woman was working Friday at the recently opened Glenbrook Brewery in Morristown, New Jersey. She had a table of four that seemed satisfied with their brews -- until she approached them about COVID-19 rules.
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Texas mother Hannah Lowe is on a mission to raise $2 million for research into a rare form of muscular dystrophy that her youngest son suffers from called L-CMD.
The city of Elk Grove, California has developed a unique way to get the homeless to clean up after themselves. It's an unusual idea: the city is paying homeless people to keep their camps clean.
