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Frederick County and Worcester County will soon be the only Maryland jurisdictions still working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). “To basically stand down and say, ‘We’re not going to cooperate, We’re not going to collaborate’ — they are effectively allowing criminals to be released,” said Frederick County Sheriff, Chuck Jenkins. On Tuesday, Howard …
Baltimore, Maryland – A criminal complaint has been filed charging Jeffrey Dean Lecates, age 52, of Salisbury, Maryland, on the federal charges of being a felon in possession of ammunition and of dealing of firearms without a license. Lecates was arrested and had his initial appearance in U.S. District Court on March 24, 2021. He was …
Democrats’ partisan efforts to overturn Iowa’s certified Second Congressional District election have backfired after numerous Democrats have come out against the plan, in addition to losing public support. Democrat Representative Elissa Slotkin (MI) joins the lengthening list of Democrats opposed to the overturning of Iowa’s Second Congressional District election. Slotkin told the Skullduggery podcast, “I’m sorry, I cannot support overturning an election, …
Democrat Efforts to Overturn Certified Iowa Election Backfire Read More »
Comcast has announced it has completed construction in Ocean Pines – expanding the company’s advanced fiber-optic network to 8,352 homes. In addition to Gigabit internet service, residential customers in Ocean Pines will have access to all Xfinity services, including the award-winning Xfinity X1 video platform, Xfinity Home, Xfinity Voice and Xfinity Mobile. Businesses in the …
Comcast Expands Service to More Than 8K Homes in Ocean Pines Read More »
Multiple people have been shot in two separate incidents at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, according to Virginia Beach Police. Just before 11:30 p.m. on Friday Officers patrolling the 1900 block of Atlantic Avenue heard multiple gunshots. When they were in the area of 17th Street and 22nd Street they located several gunshot wound victims. Police …
Multiple people injured, two dead after shootings at Virginia Beach Oceanfront Read More »
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and husband Harry have teamed up with a former Hilary Clinton campaigner who believes that all white people are “rife with internalised racism and unconscious bias”. The Invisible Hand “social impact and culture change agency” of Genevieve Roth, director of “creative engagement” for the failed Hillary Clinton presidential campaign in 2016, …
Meghan and Harry Team Up with Hillary Aide Who Said All Whites ‘Rife’ with Racism Read More »
Nine buildings in the west end of Ellicott City will be saved with a change to Ellicott City’s “Safe and Sound” plan. The plan was developed after two floods tore through the town’s historic Main Street in two years. Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced that the planned north tunnel would be extended. The new …
Change to Ellicott City’s flood plan removes need to demolish 9 buildings Read More »
A New Jersey gym owner is riffing on Krispy Kreme’s popular offer of free donuts for vaccinated customers — by handing out free memberships to people who don’t get vaccinated. Ian Smith, co-owner of The Atilis Gym, located in Bellmawr, NJ, tweeted out the provocative offer earlier this week, kicking up a storm of controversy in the process. “In …
NJ gym owner offers free memberships to non-vaccinated customers Read More »
As Edmond Burke said 250 years ago, “Those that don’t know history are doomed to repeat it”. Therefore we should all pay attention to John Adams’ warning “There hasn’t been a democracy yet that hasn’t committed suicide”. I have been to John Adam’s home and saw his library of 14,000 books that he used to …
Rossi: History’s Warning That Our Great Republic Is At Risk Read More »
The Los Angeles Times has acknowledged receiving a $10 million loan through the federal Paycheck Protection Program, money the newspaper says will help cover payroll and other employee-related costs amid a dramatic plunge in advertising revenue. The news organization on Tuesday reported on the loan on its own pages. The story says the organization was “dealt a significant …
LA Times acknowledges getting $10 million federal Paycheck Protection Program loan Read More »