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What do you do when you’re in the drive-through line at the Chick-fil-A and you witness a crime in progress? If your Chick-fil-A is anything like any of the ones near me, that question may not be so straightforward to answer. The lines can stretch for what seems like miles. Losing your place can cost …
The chief justice of Delaware’s Supreme Court says jury trials and additional in-person court proceedings could return to state courts in June if current COVID-19 trends continue. In a statement Friday to judicial officers, employees and members of the Delaware Bar Association, Chief Justice Collins Seitz Jr. said the latest trends are encouraging, with the …
Delaware Courts May Move to Next Phase of Reopening in June Read More »
Six years ago, Rep. Eric Swalwell had a relationship with a Chinese national, Fang Fang, aka Christine Fang. The woman placed an intern in his congressional office, and also handled some fundraising duties for his re-election campaign. The FBI believes that Fang is a Chinese spy. The congressional leadership, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was briefed …
Rumble — Boys are four times as likely to commit suicide than girls between the ages of 15 and 19. They’re also significantly more likely to drop out of school, become homeless, and end up in prison, says Dr. Warren Farrell. Yet, President Biden’s newly established Gender Policy Council focuses only on the problems faced by females …
In a highly unusual breach of security last month at the airbase that operates the Air Force One presidential aircraft, an apparently aimless intruder went undetected for several hours and walked on and off an airplane on the flight line before his quirky headgear gave him away. He was wearing what an Air Force investigative …
At Air Force One base in Maryland, intruder given up by ‘mouse ears’ Read More »
School officials in Baltimore are making more than $100,000 a year even though they’re failing students in the district. The Washington Examiner reported that 1,307 school employees are paid more than $100,000 a year, with the highest-paid teacher earning $156,601. Of the more than one thousand officials earning six-figures, 316 are teachers. This is double the number …
Some Delmarva residents captured and reported seeing what some believed to be a comet or meteor in the sky early Sunday morning. The real reason for the lighted sky was a SpaceX launch that originated from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. According to the SpaceX website, 60 Starlink satellites launched from Complex 39A at …
Many Across Delmarva Report Seeing SpaceX Satellites in Night Sky Read More »
ANNAPOLIS, MD—During an appearance on CNN’s State of the Union today, Governor Larry Hogan discussed the wave of violence and harassment against Asian Americans, his family’s experiences, and the need for leaders across the country to speak out. First Lady Yumi Hogan is a first-generation Korean-American and the first Korean-American First Lady in the United …
State’s oldest and largest land trust has protected 31,600 acres, and is more focused on the fight for conservation than ever! This aerial image depicts DWL staff planting 650 Atlantic white cedar trees at the Great Cypress Swamp in Sussex County. Note the white truck and black dots, which are the planted trees. Family of Hooded …
Delaware Wild Lands: Celebrating 60 Years of Conservation Success Read More »
A New England ice cream producer has changed the name of one of its most popular flavors after some claimed that its name, “Just Jimmies,” has a racist origin. The name is not racist nor is there any proof that the name has any times to racism, but the ice cream company is apparently terrified …
LIBERAL LUNACY: Ice Cream Flavor Name Changed Due to ‘Racism’ Accusations Read More »