Texas Senator Ted Cruz Introduces Bill Setting Congressional Term Limits
Cruz this week introduced a bill that would limit the time Senators and members of the House can stay in office.
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Cici’s Pizza Files for Bankruptcy
The Plano-based pizza buffet chain has been hit hard by the ongoing pandemic, and is seeking Chapter 11 protection as it prepares to sell to its primary lender.
New $20 Bill in the Works with Harriet Tubman
It's time we celebrate the true diversity and history of our nation by honoring a woman who made a positive impact that has affected generations.
2025 Could Be the Year We See Minimum Wage at $15
New legislation is being proposed to bring the minimum wage to a living standard for Americans.
Air Force Relaxes Women’s Hair Guidelines
The U.S. Air Force Uniform Board has decided to update their policies on women's hair guidelines after receiving and considering feedback.
2021 Inauguration Day is First in Palindrome Number History
Today in the U.S. we celebrate the inauguration of our new president, as well as the start of 10 consecutive dates of palindromes.
It’s Only January and Target Has Announced it Will be Closed on Thanksgiving This Year
Target is the first major U.S. retailer to announce that employees will have Thanksgiving of 2021 off.
Last Civil War Widow Dies at 101
I had to do a double take when I saw headlines about a woman believed to be the last surviving Civil War widow passing away.
Someone is Suing King’s Hawaiian Because Their Sweet Rolls Aren’t Baked in Hawaii
A New York man says he wouldn't have bought King's Hawaiian sweet rolls if he'd known they weren't really baked in Hawaii.
Mitch McConnell Blocks Push for $2,000 Stimulus Checks, Says Senate Will ‘Begin a Process’
The Senate majority leader said Tuesday that demands made by President Trump when he signed the relief bill must be addressed before a vote.