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Former Obama Ethics Chief On Hunter Biden’s “Art” Scheme: “Can you find anyone other than the president’s son, who showed up on the scene selling art for the price of a house and a half?” [VIDEO]
Add one more item to the proposed spending list for the Biden administration. That is because farmers in Texas are requesting restitution from the White House for overseeing one of the largest surges in illegal immigration in the U.S. in nearly two decades, according to federal data. According to recently released Customs and Border Protection figures in July, more than …
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As vice president, Joe Biden kept a variety of private e-mail addresses from which he would sometimes forward and receive government correspondence, Hunter Biden’s laptop shows. “Robin Ware,” “Robert L. Peters” and “JRB ware” were three such pseudonyms on e-mails that mixed official and family business. In a four-week period in 2016, for instance, John Flynn, who …
Veep Joe Biden skirted ‘no see’ mail law with private accounts: Devine Read More »
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s administration issued new guidance Wednesday on COVID-19 prevention measures for the upcoming school year, urging but not requiring continued masking in many circumstances. With a statewide public health order that had mandated masking in schools coming to an end Sunday, school divisions will have the ability to implement local policies “based on community …
Northam urges but won’t require continued masking in schools Read More »
The January 6 Capitol clash may be the gift that keeps on giving to cynics everywhere. In the coming months, Americans will likely see jaw-dropping bureaucratic debacles, stunning abuses by federal prosecutors, and appalling bloodlust by angry Biden supporters. Perhaps the least likely outcome is that the coming train wreck will restore faith in American democracy. …
It’s still a no-go on to-go booze in Worcester County. Businesses had been allowed to sell alcohol to-go under Governor Larry Hogan’s COVID-19 state of emergency order. When that expired on July 1st, so did take out. A decision made by the county this week has Ocean City restaurants divided. Green Turtle Manager Stephen Pappas …
Ocean City Restaurants Divided Over Discontinuation of Takeout Alcohol Read More »
In response to sharp increases in violent crime, President Biden stressed again last week that his administration is focused on “stemming the flow of firearms used to commit violent crimes.” But critics warn that this “guns first” approach ignores a basic fact—about 92% of violent crimes in America do not involve firearms. Although firearms were used in …
Despite What Biden Says, Guns Factor In Only A Small Percentage Of Violent Crimes Read More »
A new learning facility is coming to Eastern Shore students. The initiative comes after Junior Achievements of The Eastern Shore announced a historic partnership with The Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation and The Richard A. Henson Foundation to create the new Perdue Henson Junior Achievement Center. What is currently an empty building and empty …
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A Prince William County, Virginia, woman shot and killed an allegedly armed, masked man who approached her front door on Thursday. The Associated Press reports the woman was leaving her home when she noticed the masked man approaching. The woman had a gun and shot the man, fatally wounding him. Officers responded to the scene and reportedly …
Woman Shoots, Kills Masked Man Outside Her Front Door Read More »
Baltimore is nearing two hundred lives lost this year. Almost 400 others have been shot and survived. The mayor is rolling out his new crime plan saying he intends to use it to reduce violence by at least 15% each year over the next five years. So what happens next? The mayor’s new crime plan …