Newsroom
Stay in orbit.
-
Aaron Rodgers promotes bitcoin while dressed as John Wick for Halloween
Aaron Rodgers. AP Photo/Emilee Chinn Aaron Rodgers says he’s taking some of his salary as Bitcoin this season. He said he would would also give away $1 million in Bitcoin to fans. Rodgers made the announcement in a video on Twitter in which he’s wearing a John Wick costume. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers…
-
Aaron Rodgers Will Have Part Of His Salary Paid In Bitcoin
Over the last year, Bitcoin has had a huge run-up in value as it was around just $10,000 USD this time last year. Since that time, Bitcoin has reached an all-time high of $67,000 and at the time of writing this, the currency sits at above $60,000. Needless to say, the cryptocurrency is having a huge…
-
Aaron Rodgers Announces He’ll Be Taking Some of His Salary in Bitcoin
The Green Bay Packers quarterback will be taking some pay in cryptocurrency, with a special gift for his fans as well.View the original article to see embedded media.”Bitcoin: To the moon.”In a video announcement shared on his Twitter page on Monday, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers began his address with that popular rallying cry before revealing…
-
The Nation’s Infrastructure Has A Bigger Problem Than Politics, It’s Baby Boomer & Gen X Retirement
The nation’s infrastructure is crumbling. Even if millions, billions, trillions of dollars are spent, retiring Baby Boomers and Gen X construction trade workers will significantly worsen a growing skilled labor shortage leaving public investment to rebuild America a noble goal but not shovel ready.Read original article here.Written by: Joseph Coughlin
-
’19 Kids and Counting’ star Jim Bob Duggar announces run for Arkansas State Senate on ‘pro-business, pro-gun, and pro-life’ ticket
Jim Bob Duggar (R.) Peter Kramer/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images Jim Bob Duggar, the star of “19 Kids and Counting,” says he is running for Arkansas State Senate. Duggar said in a statement posted on Friday that he’s pro-life, pro-gun, and pro-business. His show was cancelled in 2015 after his son…
-
Two women vie to become the first female lieutenant governor in Virginia history
The election of Democrat Hala Ayala or Republican Winsome Sears as Virginia’s lieutenant governor would represent a huge milestone in state politics.Read original article here.
-
Trick Or Treat: Live Entertainment Gets Caught Between Politics And The Pandemic
As you face down the devil at your doorstep today and appease him/her with some candy, perhaps think about trying that with the “devil” you harangue on social media. Maybe, you both like the same television show, play guitar or both have a real desire to see Paul McCartney play one more time.Read original article…
-
A Coinbase user lost $11.6 million in under 10 minutes after falling for a fake-notification scam, the US Attorneys Office said
A Coinbase user bought 200 bitcoin, then got a fake notification from a scammer and lost $11.2 million, the US Attorneys Office in Los Angeles said.Read original article here.
-
Still Starstruck after all these years: Leonard Maltin charts his unlikely path to fame and fortune
If one had to explain Leonard Maltin’s undying enthusiasm for movies over his 50-plus year career of talking about them for a living, it would be the fact that he’s always considered himself a fan first and a reviewer second. Now, he’s sharing his story of how he went from being an ordinary film buff…
-
Senator Jim Roers Completes Regional Leadership Institute
Jim Roers of Fargo, North Dakota, was among 35 select lawmakers to complete a leadership training program that identifies and assists emerging state and provincial leaders in the Midwest. Roers met with fellow lawmakers from North Dakota, 10 other Midwestern states and the Canadian province of Saskatchewan on October 1-5, in Minneapolis, for The Council…