Month: March 2021

Chinese propaganda and espionage operations in the United States are at work fomenting the problems the Chinese then use to deflect criticisms of their own corrupt regime. The recently concluded talks between the United States and Chinese delegations in Anchorage, Alaska were nothing short of disastrous. China expert Gordon Chang called the Chinese approach “off-the-charts …

China Mocks America for Black Lives Matter Riots It Fomented Read More »

Hours after the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urged governors to pause or reverse reopening efforts, Maryland’s top health official said the state has no plans to reimpose restrictions on retail or restaurants, as coronavirus cases rise. Governor Larry Hogan (R) ended the state’s commercial capacity restrictions on March 12, Maryland’s …

‘Hold on a little longer’ | Maryland won’t reverse reopening, as COVID cases increase Read More »

(Natural News) A recent meeting of the Idaho Falls District 91 School Board of Trustees made headlines after trustee Elizabeth Cogliati, a pro-mask zealot, nearly passed out while speaking due to oxygen deprivation from wearing her mask. While shouting about how she believes mandatory mask-wearing will protect public school children from spreading the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19), Cogliati …

Teachers’ union rep nearly PASSES OUT from wearing a mask while demanding everyone wear more masks Read More »

One of Delmarva’s biggest summer festivals is making it’s way back to Delaware, but in the fall. Last year, fans of the Firefly music festival were crushed when it had to be canceled due to COVID-19. But Monday brought an update from the festival: they will be back at the Woodlands on September 23 through …

Firefly Landing Back in Dover this Fall Read More »

Longtime Renton foster parents were told to move to make room for unaccompanied youth from across the border. A plan to house migrant children from the surging crisis at the US-Mexico border will leave a Renton foster family with no place to call home. Edmundo Serena Sanchez said he and his wife were notified in …

Foster Family told to vacate Renton Wa. home to make room for migrants Read More »

During a podcast interview earlier this month, former President Donald Trump rattled off the names of those he viewed as future leaders of the Republican Party, including Sens. Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz along with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Conspicuously absent from the list: Mike Pence. The former vice president is steadily reentering public life …

Mike Pence laying early groundwork for a 2024 presidential run Read More »

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser is taking heat for sharing a video on “preventing auto thefts” amid her silence on the death of Mohammad Anwar, who died just days ago after two teen girls allegedly tasered him to steal his vehicle. “Auto theft is a crime of opportunity. Follow these steps to reduce the risk of your …

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser tries “Blame the Victim” after carjacking death Read More »

Music icon and Virginia Beach native Pharrell mourns the loss of his cousin, Donovon Lynch, who was shot and killed by a police officer Friday night at the Oceanfront. The Something In the Water organizer shared a picture of his cousin with an emotional message that called for transparency, honesty and justice for all the victims’ families affected …

Well known singer, Pharrell says man fatally shot by Virginia Beach officer at Oceanfront was family; Mourns loss in heartfelt message on social media Read More »

So-called breakthrough cases pop up in Orlando area ORLANDO, Fla. – They’re called COVID-19 breakthrough cases — people who have been fully vaccinated yet still contract the virus more than 14 days after their second shot. The cases are popping up around the country, including in Central Florida. Hanna Rewerts, 27, is a physical therapist and …

Dozens in Florida contract COVID-19 after being Fully Vaccinated Read More »

Maryland lawmakers gave final passage on Monday to repeal the state song, a Civil War-era call to arms for the Confederacy against “Northern scum” that refers to President Abraham Lincoln as a despot. The vote by Maryland’s House of Delegates comes after decades of debate over the song titled “Maryland, My Maryland.” It sends the …

Maryland votes to nix State Song, a Confederate call to arms Read More »