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ATLANTA — One of the more vexing issues confronting those who would like to prove fraud in the 2020 Georgia general election has been the ability to offer visual proof to back up affidavitaccusations. This is largely due to the fact that still cameras and video recording equipment are for the most part prohibited at the polls. …
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It will soon be illegal in Virginia to hold a phone while driving. The new state law takes effect in January. Drivers can still talk on the phone. But they cannot hold the device. Drivers who are caught face a fine of $125. Authorities say that making the practice illegal and enforceable is an important …
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Maryland’s law enforcement personnel have been diligent in making sure that the state’s residents are abiding by restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus. Since the beginning of the pandemic in mid-March police have charged or arrested 132 Marylanders for COVID-related violations, according to recent data MarylandReporter.com obtained from the Maryland State Police. …
Arizona Republicans on Monday called for the decertification of their state’s false election results. As Cristina Laila reported — last week Arizona Rep. Mark Finchem issued a call to withhold the state’s Electoral College votes for Joe Biden because “he believes there is enough significant evidence of fraud to invalidate the state’s votes.” Finchem also blasted Doug …
Well fortunately he didn’t go back to phase 1. That doesn’t mean local bars and restaurants can or will survive. It simply means the Gestapo Government will allow us to remain open to LOSE money. Oh, if any of you think I’m out of line, Hogan has come up with tens of millions of your …
Two ruinous hurricanes that wrecked and flooded swathes of Central America last month have increased the number of families planning a risky journey northward. And after a year of travel bans and soaring unemployment, demand to reach the U.S. was already high. “There are going to be caravans, and in the coming weeks it will …
Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Jinlene Chan said Maryland might receive its first doses of the coronavirus vaccine as early as next week. “If approved, which we anticipate it will be, we believe that the initial doses of the Pfizer vaccine will become available for Maryland as early as the week of December 14, or next …
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Two Gaithersburg women have started the MoCo Tip Challenge. Kristina Wesselink and Kristin Johnston are collecting donations through their newly created Facebook page and plan to use the cash to surprise restaurant workers with massive tips. They got the idea from two moms who started a similar movement in a Chicago suburb. Wesselink says people …
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In a glimpse of the vast reservoir of patriotism that lies beneath the surface of American life, one parent stood tall when the sound system failed recently before the start of a high school basketball game. Last Friday the Waverly High Tigers and the Portsmouth West High Senators were preparing for their game in West Portsmouth, …
t’s a bill no one wants to see right before Christmas. Dozens of WSSC customers have complained on social media about their exorbitant water bill prices. “It was a shock,” says Bethesda resident Seth Engel. “It was several times higher than our normal water bill.” Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking …
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