Month: January 2021

A D.C. law student was in the right place at the right time on New Year’s day to benefit from a directive from D.C. Health to use up any remaining COVID-19 vaccine doses before being forced to throw it away. David MacMillan says he went to the Brentwood Giant to shop, when a pharmacist asked him if he’d like …

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President Trump is speaking from Dalton Regional Airport in Georgia ahead of tomorrow’s special runoff election, a race that will decide the fate of who controls the United States Senate. Earlier in the day, Trump teased what he called “the real numbers” from the November general election, after he called the state’s official tally “verifiably WRONG.” The …

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Maryland’s sole Republican in Congress, Rep. Andy Harris, is among those who will challenge the certification of the election of Joe Biden as president. “I will very likely object to several of the states where I think the outcome is probably in doubt because inadequate investigation has been allowed to occur,” Harris said. “I am surprised …

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Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and former House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) are attacking Republican lawmakers who plan to challenge the electoral college over “unprecedented allegations of voter fraud” in the presidential election. Cheney and Ryan made statements Sunday denouncing Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and 11 other Senate Republicans who plan to object to the electoral college vote. As …

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Zero businesses in Delaware have received fines in the weeks since the Delaware Division of Public Health announced a zero-tolerance enforcement policy for COVID-19 restrictions. The Delaware State News reported Monday that the zero-tolerance policy took effect Dec. 14. It calls for an immediate fine for a first violation of COVID restrictions. Businesses are subject …

No Delaware Business Has Been Fined Under No-tolerance COVID Policy Read More »

Well, if you thought we were leaving weird news behind in the new year, think again. Reports this weekend are coming out that a sign of extraterrestrial life could have made its way to our solar system in 2017. And if you think it’s coming from a wackadoo conspiracy theorist, think again…again. Rather, the information is …

Harvard astronomer says a sign of alien life was near Earth Read More »

98.7% of Maryland’s Allocated Doses Have Been Deployed to Front LinesNational Guard to Dispatch Emergency Vaccination Teams Beginning TomorrowState Offers More Volunteers to Local Health Departments, More Resources to HospitalsHealth Order Provides Accountability for Providers With Lower Usage Rates ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced a series of actions to accelerate the pace of COVID-19 …

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Last Wednesday, Georgia’s Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Elections as well as members of the Senate Judiciary Committee gathered to hold a hearing on Georgia’s election laws. During the hearing, inventor Jovan Pulitzer stated that he could easily audit Georgia’s election results with special techniques that would identify fraudulent ballots. Pulitzer explained how he has “no …

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A Democrat member of Congress concluded his opening prayer for the 117th Congress with the phrase “Amen and Awomen” on Sunday. The opening prayer was led by Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, also a pastor at St. James United Methodist Church of Kansas City, Missouri. Cleaver prayed to “The God known by many names and faith,” before …

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