Month: April 2021

All Johns Hopkins University students who plan to be on campus in the fall will need to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the university announced. The university plans to expand in-person learning and other on-campus activities during the fall semester. Maryland online vaccination site locator Vaccine Data Dashboard Maryland vaccination plan FAQs The school said vaccinations …

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Since the 2020 election the American public learned that voting machines and the systems surrounding the machines have the ability to send ballots to adjudication.  So what is ballot adjudication? According to Pursue Democracy. More

On Monday afternoon, Mayor Brandon Scott and the Department of Public Works announced a new pilot program focused on keeping Baltimore City neighborhoods clean and combatting illegal dumping. “The program entails paying three residents of the Coldstream-Homestead-Montebello neighborhood $15 an hour to remove trash from streets and alleys.” The three Northeast Baltimore residents will also …

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Herschel Walker is considering a run for Senate in 2022 to bid against radical Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA). Sunday, Maria Bartiromo pressed Walker on the idea. “We know that former President Trump wants you to run for Senate,” Bartiromo began. “What is the answer? Are you considering running for the Senate seat in Georgia in …

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Most people probably think of epidemiologists as simply doctors who specialize in contagious illness, but that would be only part of the story. Indeed, rather than studying and finding cures for diseases, arguably the most important component of the field is increasingly being viewed as something else entirely – the molding of public behavior. This …

Forced Masking Is Behavioral Science, Not Medical, And They’ve Been Playing Us The Whole Time Read More »

Biden on Monday nominated two vocal Trump critics to fill top immigration and border policy spots in his administration. Biden pegged Tucson, Arizona, Police Chief Chris Magnus to lead Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Ur Jaddou to head United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The two agencies are components of the Department of Homeland …

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I recently wrote about the mysterious killings of endangered white rhinos in South Africa’s Pilanesberg Park years ago.  The killers turned out to be gangs of aggressive teen elephants who, raised without fathers or role models to “curb their youthful exuberance,” grew up to be troublemakers.  The delinquents fell in line after park staff relocated adult male …

Black Crime: Facing Down the Elephant in the Room Read More »

A Louisiana woman was arrested Wednesday, after she allegedly refused to return more than $1.2 million accidentally deposited into her brokerage account by Charles Schwab & Co., NOLA.com reports. About a month after Kelyn Spadoni opened an account with Schwab in January, the company installed “enhancements” to the software used to transfer assets. Schwab intended on …

A 911 dispatcher in Louisiana was arrested after authorities say she refused to return $1.2 million that was accidentally deposited into her account Read More »

Are taxpayers funding academic institutions to indoctrinate our kids? That disturbing and irresistible question plagued me during the long drive home last week from college orientation. I doubt I am alone in this wake-up call.  Like many other women, I just sent my youngest child to college. I am so proud of him and his …

My Son’s Freshman Orientation At Virginia Tech Was Full Of Leftist Propaganda Read More »