Month: March 2022

A new poll from Reuters/Ipsos shows that 74% of Americans, including majorities in both parties, want NATO to impose a no-fly zone in Ukraine. It’s not an outlier: Survey after survey has shown that the American people want a stronger response to Russia’s invasion. What’s amazing about the no-fly-zone poll in particular is that our political and pundit class has been almost …

As our leaders flinch over nuke fears, Americans want to face down Putin Read More »

Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James slammed former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday after he defended himself against sexual harassment allegations, The Guardian reported. James called Cuomo, who resigned in August 2021 over sexual harassment allegations, a “sick, pathetic man,” according to The Guardian. James’ investigation into the matter contributed to Cuomo’s downfall and resignation. James’ comments came in …

NY AG Calls Cuomo A ‘Sick, Pathetic Man’ After He Hints At Political Comeback Read More »

Vice President Kamala Harris and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday pushed a transition to green energy and electric cars as Americans face record high prices at the pump. As gas costs soar and more workers are returning to the office as covid numbers fall, President Joe Biden’s administration announced a $3.7 billion boost for public transportation, including an …

Kamala Harris say it is time to make a ‘transition’ to green energy as she pushes electric cars and ‘clean transit’ with Pete Buttigieg while Americans face record gas prices Read More »

Three Black Lives Matter devotees were convicted on federal charges after a series of vandalism and arson attacks. The three BLM activists tried to frame conservatives and “Proud Boy” members for their crimes. One of the criminals, John Wesley Wade, was out on bond for Wendy’s arson in Atlanta at the time. John Wesley Wade …

HATE HOAX: Black Lives Matter Operatives Convicted of Arson, Vandalism After Attempting to Frame Conservatives for Their Crimes Read More »

A Covid infection can triple the rate of brain degeneration in middle-aged and older people, a world-first study suggests. University of Oxford researchers looked at brain scans of more than 400 people between the ages of 51 and 81 before and after they had the disease. Results showed that in olfactory-related regions, responsible for smell, …

‘Covid brain’ IS real: Illness can cause regions of the brain to SHRINK and lead to cognitive decline, new study finds Read More »

Maryland and Delaware today jointly announced the detection of HPAI (highly pathogenic avian influenza) in chickens on two Delmarva farms, including one broiler farm. Federal laboratory testing has confirmed the two cases — a pullet operation in New Castle County, Del., and a broiler farm in Queen Anne’s County, Md. Following an investigation by the Delaware and …

Delmarva’s Chicken Community On Alert for Avian Influenza Read More »

Presents evidence to Congress that officials carried out ‘greatest fraud’ in history Charging possible government corruption regarding COVID-19 amounting to the “greatest fraud” in history, the Ohio attorney who publicized Department of Defense data indicating a massive spike in serious injuries and illnesses among military personnel when the vaccines were rolled out in 2021 issued a …

Attorney who revealed DoD vaccine-injury data puts feds on legal notice Read More »

A federal judge last week ruled that a cellphone dragnet used to find bank robbery suspects was unconstitutional. Judge M. Hannah Lauck, of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, ruled Thursday that authorities violated the Constitution when they used Google location data to find people who were near the scene of …

Virginia Judge Rules Cellphone Dragnet Unconstitutional Read More »

The route for the bike ride planned for Berlin on May 20 is pictured. Submitted image. BERLIN– Town officials approved plans for a community bike ride to be held in May. The Berlin Town Council last week agreed to approve a new town wide bike ride. The event, which will start and end at Heron …

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DOVER, Del. — Federal laboratory testing has confirmed two cases of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza (HPAI)—one pullet operation in New Castle County, Delaware, and one broiler flock in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland. Following an investigation by the Delaware and Maryland Departments of Agriculture, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Veterinary Services Laboratory has confirmed …

Two Additional Cases of Avian Influenza Confirmed on Delaware and Maryland Farms Read More »