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According to an earlier report in February, neoconservative anti-Trumper Nikki Haley reached out to former President Trump to request a sit-down at Mar-a-Lago — but Trump shot her down. The opportunist Haley, who has been described by some as “the right’s Hillary Clinton,” trashed President Trump prior to Joe Biden’s inauguration. The two had not spoken since the …
President Joe Biden’s open border policy has effectively revived “catch and release” and made it “recruit and release,” according to conservative Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark. “The Biden administration is literally tracking down illegal immigrants in Mexico that the Trump administration turned around and bringing them back to the border and letting them go,” Cotton told Sunday’s …
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Biden accuser Tara Reade received a very different response White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Sunday that President Biden supports an “independent review” of sexual misconduct claims against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo brought by former aides — although Biden accuser Tara Reade received a very different response. “First, President Biden has been consistent that he believes every woman should be …
Right now, you cannot buy beer or wine from just about any grocery stores in Maryland but there’s an effort underway by a Montgomery County lawmaker to change that. Delegate Lily Qi of Poolesville says it makes no sense for people to not be able to buy beer in wine in most Maryland grocery stores. Maryland is one of …
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13 of the law enforcement officers were injured in 10 ‘ambush attacks,’ group says At least 45 law enforcement officers have been shot in the line of duty, with nearly a dozen being fatally wounded, in the first two months of 2021, according to recently released national police union statistics. The National Fraternal Order of Police announced the startling …
Maryland lawmakers would charge fees on fossil fuels and high-emissions vehicles to reduce pollution within the state – and send the first $350 million annually to fund schools – under a bill in the state’s General Assembly. HB33, the Climate Crisis and Education Act, cross-filed with SB76, would require the state to reduce its carbon …
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‘These stories are difficult to read, and the allegations brought forth raise serious questions,’ Clinton said Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Monday backed an investigation into allegations New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. “These stories are difficult to read, and the allegations brought forth raise serious questions that the women who have come forward and all …
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WASHINGTON, DC: Rep. Andy Harris, M.D. (MD-01) and fellow physician Members of Congress called upon the acting HHS Secretary to utilize his statutory authorities to consider immediately revising the COVID-19 mRNA vaccination Emergency Use Authorizations (EUA) based upon the growing body of scientific data and studies indicating that changes to vaccine administration regiments could save …
The Ocean City Development Corporation (OCDC) is collaborating with the town and the Ocean City Police Department to expand the Downtown Lighting Program. Business and property owners are encouraged to install lights for dark areas of their properties to reduce crimes and increase public safety. The Downtown Lighting Program was launched in 2018, but OCDC Executive Director …
OC Business and Property Owners Join Forces to Light up Dark Parts of Town Read More »
Let’s stipulate a couple of facts right at the top: Toyota makes a lot of cars, so many that it’s the world’s largest or second-largest auto manufacturer every year. Toyota makes a lot of good, reliable cars. The Corolla, for instance, may not be flashy but the little things will go for a quarter-million miles …