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“We have taken unprecedented executive actions to help those impacted by this pandemic…It has made a tremendous difference, but now we need legislative action.” -Governor Larry Hogan Today at 1:30 p.m., the House Ways and Means Committee will hold a hearing on HB 612, the RELIEF Act of 2021, an emergency legislative package that will provide more than $1 …
‘There’s a huge disconnect between Washington and the rest of the country’ Since leaving office, the support for Donald Trump from his base is even stronger, a Politico reporter discovered after a trip outside the Beltway. Evangelist Franklin Graham, a noted supporter of the former president, hopes Washington is paying attention. “Here’s a Washington reporter who …
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D.C. Police are investigating after a man told his apartment building he had a COVID-19 vaccine for sale. In the posting obtained by FOX 5, the man wrote: “Anyone want a COVID vaccine? I have an extra Pfizer. Minimal side effects. I’m an RN. $500 OBO.” He posted his cell phone number and said “Documentation will …
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‘The way they turned their backs kind of got me really upset’ Thousands of registered Republican voters have changed their affiliation following the Capitol riots on Jan. 6, according to multiple reports. In the week following the riot, 4,600 GOP voters in Colorado, 6,000 in North Carolina and 10,000 in Pennsylvania switched parties, according to NPR. …
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British-based beer and spirits maker Diageo is giving a combined $10 million to Delaware State University and 24 other historically Black colleges and universities across the United States, continuing an upswell of giving to the institutions following last summer’s racial justice protests. The money, given by the company that makes and sells brands such as …
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‘I am done giving my money to The Enemy and funding the destruction of our country Gab.com is an online community where freedom of speech is paramount, with no “fact-checking” of “political opinions, news, history, math problems, memes, or anything else.” With that objective, it’s not surprising it’s been banned from app stores and deplatformed by …
Country music star Morgan Wallen was “indefinitely” suspended from Big Loud Records on Wednesday after video surfaced showing him shouting a racial slur. Several radio stations had already pulled the Nashville singers’ tunes earlier that morning. “In the wake of recent events, Big Loud Records has made the decision to suspend Morgan Wallen’s recording contract indefinitely,” the label …
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore is receiving national attention, but it’s not the kind of attention the city wants. Charm City has been ranked No. 2 in the nation, again, for bed bugs! Chicago took the top spot, while Washington, D.C., came in at number 3. Orkin says they made the list based on where the pest …
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United States Attorney Robert Hur will resign his position as the chief federal law enforcement officer for the District of Maryland. He will return to private law practice. Jonathan F. Lenzner will become the acting U.S. Attorney when he leaves. “I thank President Trump for appointing me as United States Attorney; Senators Cardin and Van …
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — Two new cases of the dangerous South African COVID—19 variant have been confirmed in Maryland. Those diagnosed are both residents of Montgomery County who have recently traveled. “We are awaiting further information, but at this time it is suggested these cases were linked to travel and not community transmission,” said Montgomery …
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