Month: March 2021

The total budget for Baltimore’s public school system is $1.2 billion Baltimore public schools spend more than $17,000 in taxpayer funds per student. The district ranks No. 3 for the most money spent per student in Maryland, according to a 2019 report from the Maryland Department of Legislative Services. The $17,493 total spent per pupil is broken down into $1,482 in federal funding, …

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Former President Trump encouraged donors to give money to his Save America PAC instead of to Republicans he dubbed “RINOS” in another departure from traditional GOP campaign operations. “No more money for RINOS,” Trump said in a statement late Monday, referring to “Republicans in name only.” “They do nothing but hurt the Republican Party and our great voting …

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During this week’s broadcast of FNC’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) took a swipe at President Joe Biden, who he argued had been absent from the forefront on foreign policy. The Florida Republican congressman suggested that perhaps the “transition” from Biden to Vice President Kamala Harris was already underway as Harris has already had …

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The number of unaccompanied minors detained at the U.S.-Mexico border has tripled in the past two weeks, as the Biden administration struggles to find enough adequate shelters for the children. The number of minors detained at the border is now 3,250, with over 1,360 of them having been detained longer than the 72 hours permitted by law before being …

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WASHINGTON, D.C.—Joe Biden signed an executive order this morning granting citizenship to everyone who voted for him. Some ten million people are expected to receive citizenship through the executive order, making it the largest instance of amnesty in our nation’s history. “If you voted for me, darn it, man, you deserve to be an American,” …

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Residents in Fairfax County protested a proposal that would regulate the size of flags people can fly on their own property. A group demonstrated Monday night in front of the Fairfax County Government Center. FOX 5’s Lindsay Watts says the proposal would restrict flagpole heights to 25 feet at homes and 60 feet at businesses. The size …

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It’s been a tough year. We’ve lost many of the greats! It’s important to reflect on alll the good times we got to have with our loved ones, though. So let’s sit back and pour out a non-alcoholic beverage of your choice for the homies, as we take a journey back over the past year …

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Gov. Hogan is proposing a $1,000 bonus for state employees. Hogan submitted a $74 million supplemental budget on Monday to provide for the bonuses. The governor’s office says the bonuses are made possible in part by the early and aggressive budget actions taken last year in response to projected revenue impacts from COVID-19. Hogan says …

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In the wee hours of Saturday morning, vandals and arsonists targeted an administrative building for Portland Public Schools (PPS), setting vehicles on fire, smashing windows, and spray-painting the walls. The Portland Police Bureau (PPB) is investigating the attack. The Oregonian published photos of the vandalism and The Post Millennial Editor-at-Large Andy Ngo identified an antifa symbol. Firefighters responded …

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