Month: August 2022

President Biden caused an uproar Wednesday by announcing that his administration will forgive billions of dollars in federal student loan debt, potentially wiping the financial slate clean for 20 million Americans — despite Republicans and experts warning the bailout would worsen America’s tenuous economic situation. In unveiling the plan to write off up to $20,000 in student loan debt incurred by borrowers who have …

Biden announces student loan debt giveaway for up to 20M as GOP, experts warn of economic disaster Read More »

CNN’s Jim Acosta invited former acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf onto his show recently to talk about a certain controversial topic that was okay to discuss until right around November 2020. This topic, which has repeatedly been voiced by failed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams to name a few, can no …

CNN’s Jim Acosta lectures Trump’s former DHS chief about ‘integrity’ — IMMEDIATELY regrets it Read More »

President Joe Biden was challenged by a reporter about the fairness of his student debt relief order, and his answer was immediately lambasted by many on social media. Biden was speaking about the student debt program he ordered Wednesday when a reporter asked him to comment on the challenge that the policy was unfair to those borrowers who worked …

Reporter asks Biden if student debt relief is fair to people who already paid, and his response gets instant backlash Read More »

A new report from WMAR-TV in Baltimore revealed that a hefty handful of people in Maryland received their 2020 General Election ballots in August 2022. According to the report, a USPS spokesperson, Tom Oullette, told the outlet that the postal service had “discovered a tray of undelivered mail in a Baltimore facility on Friday, Aug. 5.” The …

BALTIMORE POST OFFICE FINDS UNDELIVERED 2020 BALLOTS Read More »

“You better WORK!”, the phrase popularized by the indomitable RuPaul as a song’s refrain, has become a universal anthem for drag performers. The practice of dressing up in ornate fashion, donning robust makeup, and using exaggerated cis-gender female signifiers in performance–a lot of work, indeed–has been seen across many cultures long before RuPaul’s song topped …

Maryland WERKS Performing at National Folk Festival Salisbury, Maryland, and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Read More »

What will you be doing this weekend?

University of Maryland (UMD) professor Dinesh Manocha, a decorated scholar in AI and robotics, created machine-learning software “useful for surveillance” that can read people’s personalities and “predict their behavior” for Chinese tech giant Alibaba. Manocha built the software as part of a six-figure research grant from Alibaba, which wanted to “classify the personality of each pedestrian and identify …

Thanks, Comrade: Famed U. of Maryland Professor Created Surveillance Machine for Communist China Read More »

FBI whistleblowers accused bureau management in different field offices of corruption, cover-ups and retaliation against rank-and-file agents who attempted to expose it, The Washington Times has learned. Current and former FBI leaders at the bureau’s offices in Miami, Salt Lake City, Buffalo, New York, and Newark, New Jersey, are facing whistleblower complaints that the supervisors: …

Agents call out ‘mob-like mentality’ at FBI Read More »

If you want to boil it down to a binary, people tend to have two different views of change: Either they’re from the “out with the old, in with the new” school of embracing it, or they ascribe to the “out the frying pan, into the fire” view, in which things typically go from bad …

Nancy Pelosi Could Be on the Way Out – And Potential Replacement Could Be Even Worse Read More »