Uncivilized Salisbury Observer

In interviews, dozens of frustrated Democratic officials, members of Congress and voters expressed doubts about the president’s ability to rescue his reeling party and take the fight to Republicans.

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Video clips of President Joe Biden saying the U.S. needs to prepare for the next pandemic have gone viral on social media.

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Two U.S. veterans were reportedly captured by Russian troops in Ukraine last week, with their families and lawmakers now working to find out what happened and whether they are in Russian custody.
The U.S. State Department confirmed that it is aware of media reports that two American citizens and veterans who were volunteers in Ukraine have been captured.

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•President Biden’s approval rating has dropped for its third straight week, according to a new Reuters-Ipsos poll.
•Just four months until early voting begins in earnest, the issue contours of the election are coming into focus. And they spell the letters in EGAD — the economy, guns, abortion and democracy. 

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From repeated accusations of fostering misinformation to multiple whistleblowers, the company weathered some battles in 2021
It’s a now-perennial headline: Facebook has had a very bad year.
Years of mounting pressure from Congress and the public culminated in repeated PR crises, blockbuster whistleblower revelations and pending regulation over the past 12 months.
And while the company’s bottom line has not yet wavered, 2022 is not looking to be any better than 2021 – with more potential privacy and antitrust actions on the horizon.
Here are some of the major battles Facebook has weathered in the past year.


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Ghislaine Maxwell Convicted In Jeffrey Epstein Sex Abuse Case: Jurors deliberated for five full days before finding Maxwell guilty of five of six counts. With the maximum prison terms for each charge ranging from five to 40 years in prison, Maxwell faces the likelihood of years behind bars — an outcome long sought by women who spent years fighting in civil courts to hold her accountable for her role in recruiting and grooming Epstein’s teenage victims and sometimes joining in the sexual abuse.

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