Author: Frank Bojazi

Most of the articles you see on this author account were written by Bob Amoroso. Follow Frank on X / Twitter.

A legendary country singer has revealed recently that he’s dealing with cancer. Not only is he well known for his music career, but he’s also been in a few movies such as Broken Bridges or Tennessee Whiskey. There’s a good chance you’ve heard of the song Courtesy of the Red, White and blue. It’s a real hit among the country scene and well known even to those who aren’t into that type of music. This song was one of the biggest hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and was the first gold single. It’s also now marked down as the…

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I watched the Netflix series “Stranger Things” for the first season and part of the second. Got kind of bored with it, to be honest. It was good, but there are so many streaming options across different services, it just didn’t hold my attention. I tend to do that sometimes. The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Sons of Anarchy, I watched bits here and there but got bored pretty quickly, or in The Sopranos case, immediately, so I gave up. That doesn’t mean they aren’t great shows, I am no tastemaker to be sure. Just didn’t do it for…

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Huy Fong Inc., which is based out of Southern California warns of a pending Sriracha hot sauce shortage that can last through the summer. This is due to a shortage of chili peppers, according to the manufacturer of their famous, spicy condiment. Sriracha lovers beware Chili pepper shortage leads to suspended production of the iconic spicy sauce. https://t.co/qa1U1lSo57— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) June 10, 2022 In an email that Huy Fong sent out to its customers on April 19, 2022, the company stated that all orders the company received after that date would not be fulfilled until after Labor Day. …

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The recall this past Tuesday of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin has elicited an onslaught of articles by sympathetic, liberal news outlets admitting the city is in a terrible state — including the latest and most surprising from the flagship paper, the San Francisco Chronicle.   On Friday, the San Francisco Chronicle published an interactive article titled “Downtown S.F. on the brink: It’s worse than it looks.” The article took readers on a virtual walk through the center of the city highlighting all of the abandoned offices and empty storefronts.   The Chronicle reported: “The downtown area, the city’s primary economic driver, is…

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Brandon and his goon squad are at it again. In the wake of recent tragic events, we see yet another push for our favorite gun-grabbing guy. Brandon told correspondents and the Democratic party Friday that he is a firearm owner, yet that the Second Amendment isn’t absolute. That’s quite the achievement right there. Not the gun-grabbing, but getting full sentences out. Let’s go Brandon! He along with Democrats will always find a way to twist tragic things into another reason to take our rights away. It’s been said so many times now, but the logic falls on deaf ears every…

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California, one of the best places to find some good grub, perhaps visit an aquarium or the beach. It’s got many fun things to do and experience. While the governor and political ways may be rather questionable, to say the least. It’s got quite a lot going for it. They pride themselves in many things such as being centered around equality, diversity, justice, inclusion, letting people self-identify with what they think they are, and bees too?! This is something you can’t make up, in a great pioneering move a California court said last week that honey bees are lawfully considered…

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A total paralyzed man, who was unable to convey any type of communication for months in the wake of losing the capacity to try and move his eyes, has received a brain implant and at long last was able to communicate for the first thing in quite a while, and you won’t believe what he said right out the gates. The man, who is presently 36 years old, had two square electrode arrays carefully embedded into his brain to facilitate communication in March of 2019 in the wake of being left in a vegetable-like state because of amyotrophic parallel sclerosis…

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One rainy day a good Samaritan found a dark-striped kitten on a back road. She stopped her vehicle to examine the cat and noticed him weakly lifting his head up as if he were asking for help, but later the same kitty gains confidence and pays it forward. The kitty’s mother was nowhere to be found and the tiny cat seemed to be lost, hungry, and soaking wet. The woman reached out to her friend Kelsey Minier, who volunteers for IndyHumane, in order to get him to foster care. “Our friend named him Jasper after a red jasper stone. We…

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Some Firefighters out of Birmingham have come up with a great idea and gathered around 200 presents to provide to young children who spent last Christmas in the hospital. Younger or people who just are uninformed may think this is out of the way for Firefighters, but they do a lot more than just put out the fire waves. They are also first responders. That means that they will be on the scene when there is an emergency that the police might be dealing with – sometimes even beating the police to the scene. They also rescue and help find…

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Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez still believes President Joe Biden is doing a great job despite the inflation surge, gas pump prices skyrocketing, and a lingering immigration problem at the southern border. WATCH AOC on video: AOC “believes that the President is doing a very good job”. How out of touch are these elites? pic.twitter.com/Ewo6vnGw1Z — Rob O’Donnell (@odonnell_r) June 12, 2022 Investors felt another boulder of pressure crush them when the stock market plunged amid inflation. CNN suggested the following: “The Dow (INDU) plunged after a key inflation report missed estimates and showed a higher-than-anticipated increase in the price of…

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We knew it would happen. It was inevitable. It’s Pride Month, and several Tampa Bay Rays players opted to NOT wear the virtue-signaling flag of the left, aka the rainbow patch. The players pointed toward their faith and very politely detailed their reasoning. That very literally should’ve been the end of the story. We all hoped it would be the end of the story. It’s not the end of the story. Per Outkick: The five Tampa Bay Rays players who refused to wear the Gay Pride patch on their uniforms because of their religious beliefs have triggered the media. The…

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In the midst of all the noise and political stories filling up the news cycle, human interest, and life-changing stories really stand out to me. In Flordia last year, a restaurant manager got ready and went to work, just another day for her in the heavy service-oriented business. What she and a young boy heading to the restaurant did not know, was things were going to dramatically turn for the good, because she cared to do something. In 2021, Flaviane Carvalho, a manager at Mrs. Potato Restaurant in Orlando, Florida, and mother of two children was waitressing a table for…

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It’s almost incomprehensible how stupid the ladies on “The View“ are. We know this, right? I mean, almost daily someone says something profoundly stupid, or profoundly racist, or both. For my money, I’m not sure which one is the worst. Whoopi tries desperately to be outrageous, likely in an attempt to stay somewhat relevant, Joy Behar is a cackling, babbling moron, and the rest of the ladies? Not much better. It truly is the absolute bottom of the barrel for daytime television. What happened to the good old days of Jerry Springer? Speaking of racist and profoundly stupid, let’s see…

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The ongoing surge in gas prices could now even put communities in danger. New reports have revealed Isabella County Police Department in Michigan has advised officers to handle all non-urgent calls by telephone due to the fact of the rising gas prices. According to County Administrator Nicole Frost, the Isabella County Police Department has already used 96% of the Sheriff’s Office’s fuel budget. Isabella County Sheriff Michael Main reportedly told the New York Post  “We have exhausted what funds were budgeted for fuel with several months to go before the budget reset,” the sheriff wrote Tuesday as the state-wide average…

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As an avid sports ball fan, I attend lots of events. NFL games, college football, minor league hockey, and even Arena football. Growing up, baseball was my absolute favorite. The sights, the smell, and the color of a Major League Baseball game was magic for a young version of myself. An older version of myself, unfortunately, finds in-person baseball to be tedious and way too long now. Major League Baseball suffers from game flow problems. The era of specialty players, analytics, and prima Dona players has slowed the pace of a game to that of a snail on Benadryl. MLB…

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In yet another move that speaks to its rampant hypocrisy, Twitter again canceled the uber-popular Libs of TikTok account after it exposed how children are subjected to sexually explicit drag queen performances across the country.  This comes after leftist journalist Taylor Lorenz doxed its owner as Chaya Raichik in the pages of the Washington Post in April, accusing the account of “spreading anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment.” Twitter canceled the account as a result but reinstated it the following month. This new censure is odd since Libs of TikTok doesn’t create its own content; rather it reposts TikTok videos that other people create to…

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If you’ve been shopping lately and thought you were imagining that the package sizes are shrinking, you’re not. It is basically an inflation mind trick… inflation that you are not supposed to see, or they think you won’t notice.  It’s not your imagination — package sizes are shrinking and it’s all because of inflation.In a phenomenon known as “shrinkflation,” manufacturers are quietly shrinking the packaging of their products without lowering prices pic.twitter.com/pk1H4MawwP— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) June 8, 2022 Everything from yogurt, cookies, beverages and even toilet paper manufacturers are shrinking their sizes and hoping that consumers won’t notice. It is…

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Noting that it felt like a scene straight out of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Today reported that two Mars employees required rescue after falling into a vat of chocolate. As of this reporting, the two employees are fine, which means that we can safely report lightheartedly on the incident, which could have turned a lot darker – if not for the addition of dairy for that milk chocolate goodness. Twitter also felt that the likeness of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was appropriate, sensing the perfect time for an Augustus Gloop clip: Is there anyone that is…

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It’s Britney…hitched! The queen of pop’s wedding was everything you’d expect and more including a very dramatic gate-crashing which led to an arrest! Britney’s lavish wedding ceremony spared no expense as the singer wed her long-term partner Sam Asghari, 28, in the grounds of her $7.4 million California mansion on Thursday. The singer, 40, set up a luxury marquee within the 20.98 acres of land of the mansion filled with hundreds of pink roses. The couple first started dating in 2016 after meeting on the set of Britney’s Slumber Party music video but didn’t get engaged until September last year.…

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The Supreme Court has declined to consider an appeal by a couple from St. Louis who may be facing an indefinite suspension of their licenses after they waved guns during one of the racial justice protests outside their home in 2020. The couple was pardoned last year, but that does not remove potential consequences regarding law licenses. Related video: McCloskey’s get pardoned… Mark McCloskey, who is a personal injury attorney and Republican candidate for the United States Senate in Missouri, and his wife, Patricia McCloskey, have gained national attention after they marched into their front yard with firearms during a…

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The host of “The View,” Whoopi Goldberg, hinted Wednesday that people should report and police should arrest anyone carrying an AR-15 rifle and likened it to what “women are facing” if they seek an abortion. Some critics argue that a ban like this could be considered unconstitutional towards the Second Amendment. The guest host Tara Setmayer has tried to mention that, in these conditions, it would not be an easy task to ban guns in a country where there are “more guns than people.” “It actually is easy,” Goldberg commented. “It is easy, but the things that you could say…

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