Yesterday I was at my home in Gaston where I lived for ages 3 to 13. While at the house, I was talking to my friend about being homeschooled. We started looking at a shelf of books from my homeschooled days, and we were looking at the work I had done in these years. Textbooks, […]
Read More Homeschooling, From GastonI am getting today’s essay off early because this evening I will be in Gaston, Oregon where I spent the early years of my life. Today’s essay is short but important. It’s a continuation of yesterday’s discussion of CardsCook. If you live in Portland, you know about what has been dubbed “the homeless rocks.” […]
Read More Ritz & PoorDear Readers, As you all know, I have taken a break from writing for Hey Hank News. My viewership has gone back to almost zero active viewers and my friends and family no longer talk about it. This makes me sad because writing for you all has been one of the most rewarding parts of […]
Read More Back, and a StoryDomestic A few years ago, a woman from Alabama joined ISIS. Now she is trying to come back to the U.S. Trump says he won’t let her back in. Mike Pompeo will not run for a Senate seat in 2020. Global The Pope is starting a summit to discuss the history of sexual assault in […]
Read More February 20, 2019 | ISIS, Zion, and SmollettDomestic Bernie Sanders announces he is running for President in 2020. The Trump administration is beginning a global initiative to decriminalize homosexuality throughout the world after news broke that a young gay man was hung in Iran. A school district says that students can skip the pledge of allegiance after a student was arrested for […]
Read More February 19, 2019 | Bernie, Gay Rights, and MachadoDomestic Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein is likely to step down within the next three weeks 16 states are suing Trump over his statement of a national emergency. The suit claims that the use of presidential power is unwarranted. Oregon, California, New York, and Illinois are among the 16. Venezuela’s President has been blocking aid from […]
Read More February 18, 2019 | States Sue Trump, Holocaust Comments, and a Nobel Peace PrizeDomestic In an interview with 60 Minutes, former FBI chief Andrew McCabe says Rod Rosenstein considered enacting the 25th amendment to remove Trump from office. Now, Senator Lindsey Graham promises to subpoena McCabe for saying this. A sixth grader in Florida was arrested for not participating in the pledge of allegiance. Global In many ISIS […]
Read More February 17, 2019 | 60 Minutes, ISIS, and SmollettPower outage in northwest Portland prevented this from getting out on time. Sorry. Domestic Democrats say they have enough votes to override Trump if he were to veto the government spending bill Congress has agreed upon. Anthony Weiner has been released from prison. People are mad at Sarah Huckabee Sanders for issuing a presidential […]
Read More February 16, 2019 | Notes app, All Star Weekend, SmollettDomestic Paul Manafort is looking at possibly 19 to 24 years in jail, experts say. A shooting in Aurora kills five, gunman killed as well. The gunman was an employee of Henry Pratt Co. where he conducted the shooting. He was scheduled to be laid off today. Former Mass. Governor William Weld jumps into 2020 […]
Read More February 15, 2019 | Shooting, Trump’s Wild Tweet, and KaepernickDomestic Happy Valentine’s Day Readers! Trump plans to declare a national emergency for border security. This executive order would contain $8 billion for a new border wall. Nancy Pelosi says that if this order takes place, Dems would consider taking legal action against him. Dems say this is not a true emergency but instead a […]
Read More February 14, 2019 |Walls, Amazon, and Kashmir
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