Month: August 2022

Wikipedia has implemented restrictions for new and unregistered users who try to edit its page about recession. According to The Hill, new users and anonymous users will be able to make changes to the recession page, but their edits will be subject to review from volunteer editors. The definition of recession has been under intense debate …

Wikipedia changes editing rules as users fight over definition of ‘recession’ Read More »

Arizona’s three largest County Primary Elections are rife with serious irregularities that have been occurring all day long, sparking even more concern for election integrity. The Gateway Pundit reported earlier today on the massive voter concerns in Maricopa County. The moment that polls opened this morning, machines weren’t working, and some voters were unable to …

BREAKING: Reports That Pinal And Pima County DO NOT Have Enough GOP Ballots In More Than 20 Precincts For AZ Primary Voters – Election Integrity Issues In Arizona’s 3 LARGEST Counties Read More »

For a while, it looked like they might actually accomplish their goals and install Karrin Taylor Robson as their Uniparty Swamp nominee. But Kari Lake’s popularity proved too difficult to overcome. Despite a double-digit polling lead a day before the election, Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake was nearly stunned by Karrin Taylor Robson in the …

Kari Lake Wins Nail-Biter in Arizona Despite Clear Mail-In Ballot Fraud Read More »

Marilyn Mosby’s defense team argued the US Attorney prosecuting her has ‘historically been biased against her’ The US Attorney for the District of Maryland, who is prosecuting Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby on counts of perjury and making false mortgage applications to purchase two vacation homes, detailed Mosby’s finances and hit back at the embattled prosecutor’s …

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and feds file dueling documents in perjury case ahead of trial Read More »

Rutgers molecular biologist Richard Ebright has previously accused NIAID and NIH directors of lying to the public. In a Senate hearing on gain-of-function (GoF) research on viruses, which some scientists believe is responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic, longtime National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci came in for particular scorn. Dr. Fauci …

Senate witness cites Fauci for ‘repeated demonstrably false’ denials of gain-of-function research Read More »

BERLIN — The 14th Annual Berlin Peach Festival will be held Saturday, Aug. 6, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., on the grounds of the Calvin B. Taylor House Museum, 208 North Main Street. Admission is free. Mayor Zack Tyndall will officially open the festival and Duncan Showell American Legion Post will present the colors. …

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Isaiah Glen Shields is pictured with Libby Moore at the Atlantic Hotel. Submitted image. BERLIN– A quick breeze through Berlin turned into a two-night stay as the town’s charm caught the attention of a man walking across America. Isaiah Glen Shields, 28, is nearing the end of a more than year-long walk across the country. …

Man’s ‘Walk America’ Journey Includes Berlin Read More »

A bill backed by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Joe Manchin (D-WV) would unleash the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on middle class Americans while keeping tax loopholes open for billionaires and their multinational corporations. The plan, which Schumer and Manchin have agreed to, would massively bulk up IRS audits and criminal investigations to …

Democrats Latest Plan: Target Middle Class Americans with IRS Audits, Keep Billionaire Loopholes Open Read More »

One of 32 Winners Chosen Nationwide Out of More Than 500 Applicants Solidifies State’s Standing as Premier Workforce Training Destination For Offshore Wind Industry ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today joined federal officials at Tradepoint Atlantic to announce the awarding of a $22.9 million American Rescue Plan Good Jobs Challenge grant for the Maryland Department of Labor (Labor) …

Governor Hogan and Federal Officials Announce $22.9 Million Grant to State of Maryland To Expand Offshore Wind Workforce Read More »

What will you be doing this weekend?