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On the Ides of March 240 years ago in the muddy fields and woods outside Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina, the course of the Revolutionary War changed in an epic battle. In the heart of the melee, a six-foot-six, 260-pound giant armed with a massive broadsword battled for freedom. Following the disastrous American defeats at Charleston …
Indigenous Peoples’ Day would replace Columbus Day in Maryland if a bill in the General Assembly is passed this legislative session. At a hearing on Thursday, members of different advocacy groups testified for and against the bill, which would take effect on Oct. 1, 2021. Columbus Day is celebrated on the second Monday of October. …
Md. Bill Would Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples’ Day Read More »
Would the US have a border crisis or rioting in Democrat-run cities if the US Constitution – specifically Article 4 Section 4 – were enforced? What if our Constitution was fully enforced. What if our politicians mandated that all our laws were enforced? What if those with the responsibility to enforce those laws did …
Experts say the climbing gas prices are a result of a combination of rising crude costs, tightening gas supplies and increased demand. Last week, AAA Mid-Atlantic reported a national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline at $2.83, which was up eight cents from the week before. The organization said drivers were paying an …
A recent report from Bloomberg is shedding new light on Joe Biden’s economic agenda for the United States; claiming the President is preparing the “first major tax hike” since 1993 as the country struggles to recover from the CoVID-19 pandemic. “President Joe Biden is planning the first major federal tax hike since 1993 to help pay for …
REPORT: Joe Biden Preparing ‘First Major Tax Hike’ for America in Nearly 30 Years Read More »
Supporters of a push for a $15 minimum wage in Delaware say they have new hope this year, despite opposition from the state’s business community. A bill filed last week calls for gradually increasing it from its current rate of $9.25 to $15 by 2025. The News Journal reports that advocates say some things have …
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David Asher, the former lead investigator into the state department’s investigation into the origins of the coronavirus, believes the virus escaped from the Wuhan Institute of Virology and was the result of an accident by the Chinese military, which was researching a bioweapon at the time. U.S. intelligence agencies have let it be known that they have …
It’s a situation so funny that a growing number of ostracized comics forgot to laugh: Conservative-leaning material, they say, is increasingly subject to arbitrary online censorship by Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other social media giants—treatment that appears to have no other explanation except the targets’ bucking of leftist orthodoxy. Openly conservative stand-up Nick Di Paolo …
National Security Archive’s 20th Sunshine Week Audit Shows 1 in 5 “Still Interested” Letters Flout Justice Department GuidancePentagon Threatens to Close 15-Year-Old FOIA Request Within 7 DaysCOVID-Related Mail Delays Exacerbate Long-Standing Problems and Arbitrary Deadlines Washington D.C., March 12, 2021 – The Defense Department finally replied to the National Security Archive’s September 2006 FOIA request early last …
“Still Interested” Letters Add Insult to Injury of Long-Ignored FOIA Requests Read More »
At a March 8 White House event to announce the nomination of two female generals to lead U.S. military combatant commands, President Joe Biden seemed to forget the name of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and where Austin works. Since the theme of the president’s mental acuity is still associated with memes of former President Donald …