Month: October 2021

The iconic firearm company said frequent anti-gun efforts in Massachusetts left it with ‘no other alternative’ For the first time in its storied 168-year history, iconic American firearm manufacturer Smith & Wesson will be relocating its operational headquarters. In a news release Thursday, the gunmaker announced that it has finalized plans to leave Springfield, Massachusetts, and relocate …

Smith & Wesson to ditch Massachusetts for Tennessee, citing state’s ‘unwavering support’ for the 2nd Amendment Read More »

SALISBURY, MARYLAND—  Advisor Christian Phillips of NAI Coastal recently represented a regional developer in their purchase of 306 West Main Street, a +/- 4,500 square foot commercial building located at the entrance to Downtown Salisbury’s plaza. Principals Bradley Gillis and Joey Gilkerson of NAI Coastal and Gillis Gilkerson acquired the building, adding to their portfolio of local …

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On Thursday, the open-borders Biden regime issued new guidelines to immigration officers that say they should not deport any illegal alien solely because they are here illegally. The guidelines are set to go into effect in November and directly violate US immigration laws that are currently on the books. Instead, federal resources will now be …

INEXCUSABLE: Biden’s DHS Issues New Guidelines that Directly Violate US Immigration Law – Instructs Agents Not to Deport Illegals Solely for Being in the US Illegally Read More »

Bay anglers are trying to get their last shots at Spanish mackerel, red drum, bluefish, and spotted sea trout. The upper Potomac River is fishing well right now, and anglers can look forward to good fishing for smallmouth bass. The fall trout stocking program is set to begin in early October in trout management waters across the …

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Side effects after booster shots of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines occur as frequently as they do after second doses, a new report finds. Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) looked at reports made to v-safe – a voluntary, smartphone-based safety surveillance system – after people received a third dose. About 79 …

Side effects from booster shots of Pfizer and Moderna Covid vaccines occur at the same rate as reactions after second doses, CDC report finds Read More »

CNN’s Don Lemon faces a credible sexual assault allegation that will soon land in court, reports Fox News. The suit stems from a credible allegation made by Dustin Hice, who says that in July of 2018, at Murf’s Backstreet Tavern in Sag Harbor, Lemon “put his hand down the front of his own shorts, and vigorously rubbed his genitalia, removed his …

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‘He does not consider himself to be the least bit accountable to the American people’ President Biden’s ability to – and apparent decision to – lie directly to the American public was put on display this week when his top military officials directly contradicted what he told a reporter just days ago. Fox News reported Chairman …

Report: Biden ‘has decided to govern by lies’ Read More »

A new study published at the Boston-based Pioneer Institute points to the significant increase in families who are now regularly homeschooling as a sign the education option is now a “viable” choice. The study notes that, while parents across the nation were suddenly plunged into the realm of having “school at home” when the pandemic hit in …

Study: Homeschooling Now a ‘Viable Educational Choice’ Read More »

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ranchers from Arizona called Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) a “liar” after they found out she said on Wednesday that the reporting about the U.S.-Mexico border is “biased and unfair” because the border is actually “sovereign and secure.” More