Month: June 2021

City cops are getting the community involved in their wage war by unveiling a billboard on Interstate 95 South and Interstate 64 East near Arthur Ashe Boulevard. The Richmond Coalition of Police calls it “informing the public,” but Mayor Levar Stoney says it’s “bush league.” That part of the highway will have hundreds of thousands …

Police union billboard claims Richmond is in crisis because cops need more pay Read More »

The leader of a nonprofit group with close ties to the Wuhan Institute of Virology personally thanked Dr. Anthony Fauci in April 2020 for publicly rejecting the notion that the lab could be connected to the release of COVID-19. EcoHealth Alliance President Dr. Peter Daszak’s April 18, 2020, email to Fauci was part of a …

US Researcher With Ties To Wuhan Lab Personally Thanked Fauci In April 2020 For Dispelling Lab Leak Theory ‘Myths’ Read More »

The City of Richmond  raised a Pride Flag over Richmond City Hall on Tuesday afternoon in honor of LGBTQ Pride Month. In addition to the flag-raising ceremony, Dominion Energy and the Hampton Inn will display rainbow lights in their downtown buildings. The lights at Main Street Station will also display rainbow colors later this month. …

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One DOJ attorney previously helped prosecute a man found guilty of working to support ISIS. High-level prosecutors from around the country will try cases against alleged participants in the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, a Daily Wire review of court records shows. The U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C. has called in prosecutors from …

Terrorism, Homicide Prosecutors Brought In To Try Capitol Riot Defendants For Crimes Like Trespassing Read More »

Baltimore County plans to spend up to $100,000 on a memorial for COVID-19 victims. Today the county, along with Baltimore County Arts Guild, announced an open call for artists to build a “highly creative and dynamic public arts concept” at Lake Roland Park in Mt. Washington, according to a press release. More than 1,500 Baltimore …

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The Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department has confirmed to The Federalist that the MPD deployed tear gas on June 1, 2020, in the area of 17th and H Streets in response to “assaultive actions.” The MPD’s Deputy Director of the Office of Communications Kristen Metzger told The Federalist that the tear gas was one of …

Bowser’s DC Metro Police, Not Trump, Deployed Tear Gas Against Rioters Near White House Last June Read More »

Three Wilmington, Delaware, police officers were hospitalized after being shot by a suspect during a call late Wednesday, police said. The officers were listed in “stable” condition, the Wilmington Police Department said in a release. A SWAT team and dozens of officers remained at the scene near North Market Street where the alleged suspect was barricaded inside an …

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A probe into the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) found that the school fosters “a racist and sexist culture,” according to a copy of the probe’s finding obtained by The Washington Post. The investigation was conducted by an independent group, the Barnes & Thornburg law firm, and its results were released on Tuesday. “This investigation found that institutional racism and …

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President Joe Biden asserted Tuesday that terrorism from white supremacy was “the most lethal threat” facing the United States. Biden spoke about the threat of white supremacy during a speech in Tulsa marking the 100th anniversary of the 1921 race massacre in the Greenwood neighborhood. “According to the intelligence community, terrorism from white supremacy is …

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