Month: December 2020

Civil rights activist Carol Swain, who was just named to President Trump’s “1776 Commission” to teach American heritage, told Just the News this week she is dismayed that “affluent black kids are demanding lowered standards” instead of equal treatment under the law. Swain, a prominent African-American social and political commentator, said she’s also horrified that left-leaning activists …

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In the Georgia runoff races that will determine party control of the U.S. Senate, Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock have blown past all-time fundraising records, with each candidate raking in more than $100 million over the last two months, according to Federal Election Commission filings. Republicans, who currently hold 50 seats in the Senate, …

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In this day and age of printing “infinite” cash, as Neel Kashkari so wonderfully put it on national television, it’s a wonder any state is actually making cuts to save money instead of just lobbying the Federal Government for a bailout.  But that is the case in New York, where the state has decided it is going …

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A recreational vehicle unleashed a massive explosion in downtown Nashville on Christmas morning after blaring a recorded warning to evacuate, and authorities were investigating the incident as an “intentional act.” About 20 buildings were damaged, three people were injured and phone service and 911 emergency calls were disrupted when AT&T facilities were damaged. Nashville Police Chief John …

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‘Myself and also Secretary Benson, will be filing complaints to the attorney grievance commission Michigan Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel will seek sanctions against attorney Sidney Powell and other lawyers she says made “intentional misrepresentations” in filing lawsuits to challenge the results of the Michigan presidential election. Speaking to reporters Tuesday, the attorney general said …

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A one-year-old boy died from fentanyl poisoning in Baltimore earlier this month, an autopsy report found. City police officers responded to a home in the 1300 block of N. Mount Street in West Baltimore on Dec. 14 after a call about a baby that was found unresponsive. When they arrived, they found the infant, Tyler …

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Montgomery County police are using an interesting method to catch drivers they suspect of texting while behind the wheel. The department placed an officer — disguised as a homeless man — at the intersection of River Road and Goldsboro Road in Bethesda. The officer, equipped with a wireless microphone, held a sign that read, “I …

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President-elect Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden still owns a 10 percent stake in an investment firm he formed with institutions owned by the Chinese Communist Party. The continued ownership, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, comes despite the president-elect saying this month that Hunter won’t “be involved in any business, any enterprise that is in conflict with or appears …

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OCEAN CITY — There will be no fireworks show on New Year’s Eve after all after resort officials last week announced they were postponing the event based on guidance from the county health department. The fireworks show planned for Northside Park on New Year’s Eve had been moved from the Fourth of July after the …

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