Month: December 2020

Two New York women locked up for killing their abusive partners got an early Christmas present Thursday, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo granted them and 19 other convicted criminals clemency. The women — Theresa Debo and Maria Ordonez — each had their sentences commuted by the governor. “In New York, we believe the law should be …

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OCEAN CITY — Just days after an Anne Arundel County judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking the county executive’s ban on limited indoor and outdoor dining in that jurisdiction, the Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM) filed for injunctions to halt similar executive orders in other jurisdictions around the state. Locally, Worcester County and other …

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Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor is claiming that Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) owes his state money after law enforcement officials in Pennsylvania uncovered isolated instances of voter fraud in recent weeks. “Recap: Texas sued PA claiming mass voter fraud to SCOTUS,” Lt. Gov. John Fetterman (D) tweeted on Wednesday. “Sure, TX got demolished, but my dude LG Dan …

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WASHINGTON (ABC7) — A former Prince George’s County officer who spent 10 years in prison has been pardoned by President Donald Trump. On Wednesday night, President Trump granted full pardons and partially commuted sentences for 29 people. One of those people was Stephanie Mohr. In 1995, Mohr was a canine handler for the Prince George’s County …

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Internet domain company GoDaddy used a holiday bonus notification to test employees on email phishing scams, after workers had already been told they would not receive a bonus this year. The email to all staff, obtained by NBC affiliate KPNX in Arizona, was sent on Dec. 14 and read: “Happy Holiday GoDaddy! 2020 has been a …

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Festivus is upon us. Popularized by Seinfeld, it’s the time of year to air grievances—and Sen. Rand Paul has plenty of them from 2020.  The Kentucky Republican’s “Festivus Report” details $54 billion in government waste, which is particularly egregious during a year where Americans have lost so much as a result of coronavirus lockdowns. What started …

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New York City emergency medical technicians, working amid a record surge in coronavirus cases, have been robbed twice at gunpoint in recent weeks. Both incidents occurred in the city’s Brooklyn borough – the first on Dec. 7 and the next on Dec. 12. In the most recent incident, two first-year EMTs with Fire Department New …

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Just when you thought they couldn’t be any more divisive… If you just arrived on the planet you’d swear the Democratic Party was trying to start a civil war. It wouldn’t be possible to divide people in more ways than Democrats do, all for their own benefit.  The people without jobs are taught to resent …

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Two people handing out flyers for the Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff campaigns have been arrested for stealing packages from homes in Columbia County. Cesar Guerrero and Santina Walker confessed to taking packages Tuesday and Wednesday while performing their job of handing out political flyers for the two Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate, authorities said. …

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‘Any reported results must be viewed as untrustworthy’ A committee of Georgia state lawmakers is recommending the decertification of the 2020 presidential election results in the state, which went to Joe Biden. The recommendation comes from the election law study subcommittee of the Standing Senate Judiciary Committee, which issued a report concluding the election “was …

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