Month: April 2021

A bill that would remove the governor from the parole process is on a bumpy path through the Maryland Legislature, as both chambers have different versions of the bill that must be hammered out in just a few days. SB0202, sponsored by Sen. Delores Kelley, D-Baltimore, has been passed through both the Senate and House …

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The absurdity of the messages should have been the first hint that these were not written by someone who genuinely believed them. Graffiti messages that included phrases like “white power” and “let’s kill all N*****s on campus” and that sparked days of protest at Albion College in Michigan were actually written by a black student, …

Hate Crime Hoax: Outrageously Racist Graffiti Sparked Days Of Protests. A Black Student Wrote Them. Read More »

The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) says capacity limits at United States embassies overseas could limit the number of J-1 visas given out this year and Rehoboth Beach businesses are worried that the workforce they rely on in the summer season won’t be able to come to the U.S. Business continues to ramp up …

J-1 Visas Delayed by U.S. Embassy Capacity Limits Overseas Read More »

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—Tech giant Google announced today that they are removing the entire state of Georgia from their Google Maps platform, effective immediately. This comes in response to the state’s recent voter law that many are calling racist. “We cannot allow these racist laws to stand,” said a spokesman from the Google Office of Diversity, …

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Gun rights advocates have filed a federal lawsuit challenging continued virtual meetings of the Delaware General Assembly after Democrats rammed two controversial gun-control bills through the state Senate. The lawsuit was filed Friday against Democrat and Republican leaders of the House and Senate. It comes amid partisan bickering over the Democrat-controlled legislature continuing to meet …

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As Joe Biden and the Democrats are pushing for more gun control, Republican controlled states are doing the exact opposite. Tennessee has just become the 20th state to abolish permit requirements for concealed carry. People want this freedom. Democrats are out of step with the public. Tennessee the 20th State to Abolish Concealed Carry Permit …

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A man was detained and vandalism was reported during an “Abolish the Police” rally in Frederick Friday night, reported Frederick Police Department. About 30 people marched among cars, blocking traffic, during a rally in downtown Frederick held by the Frederick Socialists at about 6:30 p.m., according to a press release. Police said flags were set …

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By Ambassador Callista L. Gingrich On March 30,  U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken unveiled the annual State Department report on human rights abuses.  While doing so, he formally announced the disbanding of the Commission on Unalienable Rights. This was unfortunate as the Commission had become an important tool for advancing and defending human rights through U.S. foreign policy.   Established by former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in July 2019, …

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The body of a man whose truck went off the side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel has been found in North Carolina, according to the Facebook page dedicated to the search. The ‘Finding Erik Mezick’ Facebook page said Friday the 47-year-old’s body was found on a North Carolina beach. According to the National Park Service, …

Body of driver who plunged into Chesapeake Bay found in North Carolina, group says Read More »

So tender you can almost chew it with your tongue.