Month: March 2021

The Virginia General Assembly passed multiple bills providing protections and benefits for the state’s domestic workers. House Bill 2032, introduced by Del.Wendy Gooditis, D-Clarke, extends employee protection laws to domestic service workers that allows them to file complaints regarding workplace safety. The Commission of Labor and Industry would investigate such claims. Domestic worker is defined …

Virginia is 10th State to Pass Domestic Worker Protections Read More »

Hyde Amendment is a legal barrier to the abortion industry’s exploitation of people of color The Biden administration has promised to bring unity and healing to America. Part of that promise is a pledge to end systemic racism in the U.S. But there’s a movement brewing in the Democratic Party that will lead the Biden administration astray. Prominent Democrats, …

If Biden really wants to end racism, he should support the Hyde Amendment Read More »

The City of Salisbury has been awarded $399,903 in community and economic development grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The grants are part of a statewide $87.1 million awarded to Maryland to support activities, ranging from increasing the availability of affordable housing to combating homelessness. $5.5 billion has been awarded in total across …

HUD Awards Salisbury $400K for Economic Development, Housing Programs Read More »

Last Thursday, as the House of Representatives debated H.R. 5, the Orwellian “Equality Act,” a seemingly exasperated Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) arguably revealed the true nature of his party’s radical legislation. In response to Rep. Greg Steube’s (R-Fla.) speech quoting the Bible, Nadler declared that “what any religious tradition describes as God’s will is no concern …

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Gov. Larry Hogan has announced that, on Friday, March 5, Maryland will commemorate the one-year anniversary of the state’s first confirmed cases of COVID-19. The governor will declare Friday a day of remembrance in honor of the more than 7,700 Marylanders who have lost their lives during the pandemic. A twilight ceremony will be held at the State …

Md. to Commemorate One-Year Anniversary of First COVID-19 Cases Read More »

I’ve said it here. I’ve mentioned it on the Triggered Podcast. I want a COVID relief bill. I want relief checks for working families. In fact, I want huge checks for these families since Democrats torpedoed multiple efforts to get a deal done last year. Liberals wanted to better their chances of winning the election. …

With These Data Points, NY Post Delivers the Kill Shot to Biden’s $1.9 Trillion COVID Bill Read More »

As California Highway Patrol investigates the deadly crash involving a Ford Expedition carrying 25 people inside the SUV near the United States-Mexico border, federal agents also made their way to the crash scene to see if any forms of human smuggling were involved. Earlier in the day, CHP responded to a call of a crash in …

Deadly crash involving SUV carrying 25 people prompts human smuggling investigation, ICE confirms Read More »

Members of the Michigan National Guard complain they have been forced to eat raw chicken, moldy bread and meals containing metal shavings while they remain on guard in Washington DC protecting the US Capitol from attack. More than a dozen soldiers on deployment have become ill – with some serious enough to be hospitalized – after reportedly being given …

Raw chicken, moldy bread and METAL SHAVINGS: The disgusting meals which have hospitalized Michigan National Guard troops in DC causing state lawmakers to demand a new food vendor be brought in Read More »

Two Maryland neighbors and best friends never understood why they felt so close to one another, closer than they did to their own families. Turns out, they were sisters. Ana Zellers made the discovery through a DNA test where it was revealed that she and her childhood neighbor and best friend Joanne Smart shared the same father. …

Maryland neighbors and best friends discover they’re actually sisters through DNA test Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) – A shocking discovery out of a Baltimore City high school, where Project Baltimore has found hundreds of students are failing. It’s a school where a student who passed three classes in four years, ranks near the top half of his class with a 0.13 grade point average. Tiffany France thought her son …

City student passes 3 classes in four years, ranks near top half of class with 0.13 GPA Read More »