Month: June 2021

Mehran Mossaddad has spent much of the pandemic scared and lying awake at night. He’s a single dad with an 10-year-old daughter living outside Atlanta. “I get panic attacks not knowing what’s in store for us,” he says. “I have to take care of her.” Mossaddad drives Uber for a living, but when the pandemic …

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WASHINGTON, DC: Congressman Andy Harris, M.D., issued the following statement after the Biden Administration, led by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), announced formal plans to again redefine the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) under the Clean Water Act: “With this move, President Biden is foolishly revisiting controversial regulations that were widely criticized as overly broad …

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After a brief hiatus last year, 7-Eleven’s Free Slurpee Day is back and better than ever. Normally, the convenience store hands out free Slurpees on its birthday (July 11), but this year, it’s giving shoppers the chance to cash in on the sweet offer at any point during the month of July. 7-Eleven’s 94th birthday celebration kicks off on …

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SALISBURY, Md. – Summerfest, a free Wicomico County Recreation & Parks event series for kids and families, is back at community parks this summer. Come out to socialize, eat snacks, play games, listen to music and watch a movie on the big screen. Events will be held on select Thursdays from 5:30-10 p.m. at the following …

Summerfest back at Wicomico community parks and playgrounds Read More »

They may not be terminating pandemic unemployment benefits like their GOP peers, but Democratic governors are also prodding Americans to go back to work amid a surging number of job openings. And so is President Joe Biden. More than a dozen Democrat-led states have reinstituted work search requirements, many of them in the past few weeks, according to data compiled …

Here’s how Democratic states are pushing people to go back to work Read More »

A new article published in the Journal of American Psychoanalytic Association labels “whiteness” a “malignant, parasitic-like condition that is “nearly impossible to eliminate.” Moss argues there is “not yet a permanent cure.” The article was written by Donald Moss who has written extensively on masculinity and whiteness issues. More

Vice President Kamala Harris is “not the right person for the job” to handle the US border crisis, an Arizona sheriff said Wednesday, as he blasted her for still refusing to visit the crossing months after she was tapped as border czar. Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, whose turf sits about 200 miles north of …

Kamala Harris not fit to handle border crisis, Arizona sheriff says Read More »

Investigative journalist Julie Kelly at American Greatness came out with her latest report on the Jan. 6 protests at the US Capitol. In her latest piece Julie Kelly reports on the US Government’s continued refusal to release footage from the Jan. 6 protests and siege of the US Capitol. Why is that? Why Is the …

Biden DOJ Refuses to Release Jan. 6 Security Camera Footage — They Know It Contradicts All of the Lies About Alleged “Insurrection” and They Must Keep that from American Public Read More »

Centers for Disease Control bosses have called an emergency meeting over higher than expected cases of heart inflammation among young people who’ve had Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines. They will gather on June 18 to discuss 226 plausible cases of heart inflammation in young people – mainly affecting teenage boys and young men – after …

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Unaccompanied migrant children were transported to Iowa and Tennessee this spring without any notice from federal agencies, Gov. Kim Reynolds said Thursday in a call for transparency. Reynolds and Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee also claim that federal officials initially denied their involvement. Why it matters: Now the two Republican governors — who both denied the Biden administration’s requests …

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