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A 26-year-old graduate from Coventry University died from a blood clot on his brain after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine. An inquest heard that the automotive design graduate was given out-of-date information about the risks of blood clots. Jack Hurn, from Redditch, died in June last year, less than two weeks after receiving the jab at …
Soaring fertilizer prices are squeezing Midwest corn and soybean farmers this year. The average 2,500 acre farm is seeing their fertilizer bill soar by $175,000, from $250,000 to 425,000. The Center Square reported: Things are getting tougher for the nation’s breadbasket, a predicament that will likely ripple through the nation’s economy. In addition to 40-year-high inflation …
As we reported earlier, the jury found former Clinton lawyer Michael Sussmann not guilty of one count of lying to FBI General Counsel James Baker. Sussmann allegedly told James Baker that he wasn’t representing any client when he provided him with the debunked Alfa Bank smear alleging a connection between the Trump team and Russia. Now, …
We May Not Like the Sussmann Verdict, but the Clinton Campaign Was Nailed Read More »
Asecond phase of Maryland Department of the Environment test results have found elevated, but not “enforceable” PFAS levels in two regional water systems. PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, refers to thousands of human-made chemicals that have been used since the 1940s in a range of products that can cause severe health issues in cases of long-term exposure …
‘Elevated’ PFAS levels found in 2 Wicomico mobile home parks’ water Read More »
The public is invited to a “Food and Fun” event on Saturday, June 4 from noon – 4 p.m. at the Hebron American Legion, E. Church St., Hebron, MD. The food is a slow cooked Pit Beef Sandwich served with homemade Cowboy Beans, Coleslaw, and a Cupcake for $14. The fun is a Corn Hole Tournament with cash prizes. Registration is the day of the …
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Sheer breadth of problems laid bare in new report by VA inspector general that identified nearly $4 billion in problems in just six months. The agency charged with caring for America’s veterans has been backsliding in performance after making improvements from a scandal a decade ago, as patient wait times grow and numerous of its …
Letting vets down: VA backslides on wait times, employee fraud Read More »
A teenage dirt biker has been charged with the homicide of a 17-year-old skateboarder, after he struck the youth while speeding and doing wheelies on the streets of Philadelphia earlier this month. Surveillance footage of the May 15 collision shows suspect Kevin Rubio, 19, driving the street-illegal bike down Front Street in North Philadelphia, striking …
Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, who has caused significant controversy by competing on the women’s swim team at the University of Pennsylvania, has announced that he has an eye on the Olympics. “I intend to keep swimming. It’s been a goal of mine to swim at Olympic trials for a very long time, and I would …
As the Supreme Court nears the time when its decision on a major abortion case could be delivered, an internal investigation into the leak of a draft opinion in the case is heating up. On May 2, Politico published the draft of an opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a …
Update (1600ET): Following the Sussman acquittal, Former President Donald Trump was quick to respond, raging that the legal system isn’t working properly… “Our Legal System is CORRUPT,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social, adding that “our Judges (and Justices!) are highly partisan, compromised, or just plain scared” before lamenting that Michael Sussmann, the lawyer, was found not guilty. …