Month: June 2022

Kyle Rittenhouse indicated Wednesday that the verdict in the Johnny Depp defamation trial has spurred him to new action. In a pair of tweets, Rittenhouse offered some details. “I have a new announcement coming soon about my defamation cases, keep an eye on Fox News and [The Media Accountability Project] for more this week. Johnny …

Kyle Rittenhouse Responds to Depp Verdict, Says It’s ‘Fueling’ Him to Take New Action Read More »

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky warned that Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill Paxlovid can lead to a rebound in symptoms. “If you take Paxlovid, you might get symptoms again,” Walensky told CBS News on Tuesday. “We haven’t yet seen anybody who has returned with symptoms needing to go to the hospital. So, generally, a milder course.” Another researcher …

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BERLIN – Berlin’s former town administrator has accepted a similar role in Delmar. Jeff Fleetwood, who retired from his position as Berlin’s town administrator in April, last week accepted an offer to serve as town manager of Delmar. “I thoroughly enjoyed my 12 years with the Town of Berlin,” Fleetwood said, “and I guess the …

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A rendering above shows the proposed workforce housing addition on the right side of the building. Submitted Image OCEAN CITY – On the same day they advanced a proposed downtown project including a minimum of 25 beds for seasonal town employee housing, resort officials opposed workforce housing at the proposed midtown firehouse replacement. The Ocean …

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Invasive northern snakeheads, blue catfish, and flathead catfish populations are expanding rapidly in Maryland waters, and anglers are taking up the challenge to reduce their populations. White perch are providing plenty of fun fishing for anglers dropping grass shrimp and pieces of bloodworm off docks and piers. The next two Saturdays, June 4 and June …

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U.S. gas prices have soared to a record high of $4.67 per gallon on average nationally, with prices jumping 48 cents in May alone, according to AAA, as one gas station in Los Angeles is charging more than $8-a-gallon. States like California and New York are seeing higher than normal prices, with a gallon of gasoline costing between …

US gas prices are now at record levels in ALL 50 states for the first time in HISTORY: LA gas station is charging more than $8-a-gallon Read More »

A report by NBC News published Tuesday shows Joe Biden and his White House team in meltdown over Biden’s stubborn low approval ratings and his inability to govern effectively which he and his staff blame on outside forces. It’s the kind of report that only comes out on a Democrat president when the staff and elected officials …

NBC News Report Shows Biden in Meltdown Over Flailing Presidency; New Poll Has Just 23 Percent Biden Approval by Independents Read More »

Kim McLarin (Video screenshot) The professor nominated at Emerson College to be its new dean of graduate and professional studies is a woman who has fantasized about killing white people. Lots of white people. After all, her writings confirm that she believes black woman and white women never will be involved in “true friendships.” It …

College prof who fantasized about massacring whites gets promoted Read More »

Joe Biden spoke at the U.S. Coast Guard changing of the guard ceremony on Tuesday as Adm. Linda Fagan replaced Adm. Karl Schulz as the commandant of the Coast Guard, the first woman to lead a branch of the military service. Fagan, a four-star admiral, has served in the number two position as vice commandant since June. …

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