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Put away the shamrocks; it’s time for Saint Joseph’s Day

Many people associate March with the color green, soda bread, Irish potatoes, and shamrocks as part of the festivities and customs in observance of Saint Patrick's Day on March 17. Parades are held throughout the country, and Chicago dyes its green river. However, another holiday of equal importance, one that many need to familiarize themselves with, occurs two days later, on March 19. La Festa di San Giuseppe, or Saint Joseph's Day, celebrates the life of the husband of the Virgin Mary and the man who raised Jesus Christ and is a popular day in the Italian American community.

Trump cheers news of ‘most important witness’ in New York hush-money probe

Former President Trump applauded the news on Sunday that Robert Costello, who once served as a legal advisor to former Trump attorney Michael Cohen, will testify on Monday before the New York grand jury investigating Trump's alleged involvement in a hush-money scheme. "Just reported that the most important witness to go before the New York...

‘We don’t want spring break’: Miami Beach imposes curfew after shootings

Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber announced a curfew on Sunday after two fatal shootings over the weekend on Ocean Drive amid an influx of spring-breakers and out-of-city visitors. "As I've said many times, we don't ask for spring break in our city. We don't want spring break in our city. It's too rowdy, brings too...

Jeffries slams weaponization committee in response to McCarthy tweet on Trump probe

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took aim at the House weaponization subcommittee on Sunday, saying that he disagrees with Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-Calif.) recent remarks about the New York grand jury investigation into former President Trump. McCarthy accused Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Saturday of using the investigation to pursue "political vengeance," saying...

American company outraged after Mexican military, police seized Caribbean facility: ‘This is insane’

The apparent seizure of an American company's operations in Mexico by the country's military and local police has sparked outrage on Capitol Hill and by the company's top executive.

McCarthy discourages protests amid looming Trump indictment: ‘We want calmness’

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy discouraged Trump supporters from protesting his rumored indictment by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, emphasizing that Republicans "want calmness out there."

Biden broke a central campaign promise and progressives are not happy

President Biden broke a central campaign promise when he approved a massive oil drilling project this week, angering progressives who called for him to reject the proposal.

SVB equals bailout for ‘favored class,’ Xi’s Silicon Valley opportunity and other commentary

When Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen “announced that all tech companies who deposited funds” at Silicon Valley Bank “would be made whole, the federal government...

Putin’s sick Mariupol ‘victory tour’: wakeup call on stakes in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Mariupol, Ukraine was more than just a middle finger to all the West’s advocates of “soft power” as...

Insane state law poses huge new threat to New York jobs

New York’s stores and restaurants struggling after the pandemic have a new headache, besides inflation and crime.

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