Month: November 2020

It appears Howard County students will continue virtual learning until after Easter, at the earliest. The extension was not the original intent of the Board of Education. The district’s original plan was to remain online until February. But the board is apparently playing it safe in light of rising coronavirus cases across Maryland. The shift …

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Made-in-Maryland Face Shields Will Go to School Systems Across the StateState Continues to Expand PPE Stockpile for Winter Months ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today accepted a donation of 200,000 face shields from Maryland manufacturer Hardwire, LLC to the Maryland State Department of Education. Hardwire’s donation of top-quality face shields will provide an additional layer of …

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Former House Speaker Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) is running to be Virginia’s next governor. Who is Kirk Cox? The long-time Republican leader and retired public school teacher of three decades made his bid official on Tuesday after teasing the announcement on social media in August. In an interview with 8News, Cox said he decided to run …

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Expansion Supports Diverting Marylanders with Behavioral Health Needs Away from Criminal Justice System, Toward Treatment ANNAPOLIS, MD – Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford today announced the launch of two new law enforcement assisted diversion (LEAD) initiatives to sites in Carroll and Harford Counties. The announcement was made during the two-day Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) Summit, hosted by the …

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Emergency Orders To Restrict Hospital and Nursing Home Visitation, Alleviate Overcrowding at Medical FacilitiesInstitutes 10 PM Closure for Bars and Restaurants, 50% Capacity for Retail and Religious EstablishmentsANNAPOLIS, MD—With widespread community transmission across the state and surging COVID-19 metrics across the country, Governor Larry Hogan today announced immediate actions to prevent overburdening the state’s healthcare …

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He’s dragging the patriarchy down. SEE ALSO Candace Owens ‘not sorry’ for criticizing Harry Styles’ masculinity So says conservative firebrand Candace Owens of 26-year-old “Cherry” singer Harry Styles’ new American Vogue cover, in which he wears a ball gown and custom Gucci jacket. “There is no society that can survive without strong men,” Owens, 31, wrote on Twitter in …

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(CNS News) — Actions apparently designed to combat the coronavirus have resulted in “previously unimaginable restrictions on individual liberty,” said Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito on Thursday, in remarks presented by video before the Federalist Society’s 2020 National Lawyers Convention. Justice Alito stressed that he was not passing judgment on the necessity or legality of the …

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Sexual abuse claims against Boy Scouts of America were due by the Monday deadline to the organization’s bankrupcy case and almost 90,000 claims were filed. Boy Scout filed for bankruptcy protection in February of this year when the group began facing hundreds of lawsuits alleging Scout leaders of sexual abuse from decades ago. As of Monday afternoon, …

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Update: Well, as we said earlier, “we doubt Trump will agree with the left’s characterization of the tweets as a concession”, and sure enough just an hour after tweeting that Biden “won because the Election was Rigged”, which most liberal and Anti-Trump media outlets sprung to defined as an “apparent concession”, Trump followed with another tweet – …

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A CDC panel will meet next week to decide who should get the COVID-19 vaccine first, according to a report Monday. While health care and essential workers and vulnerable groups such as the elderly will be at the front of the line to get any approved vaccine, the panel will decide what order they go …

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