Month: January 2023

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Last week, Governor Wes Moore reaffirmed his commitment to combating climate change by announcing Maryland’s participation in the U.S. Climate Alliance. Governor Moore proposed a $422 million investment in protecting Maryland’s environment through programs funded by the transfer tax that supports land preservation and operations and capital projects in state parks—along with another $129 million in …

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Project will transform the 150-year-old B&P Tunnel, now renamed The Frederick Douglass Tunnel ANNAPOLIS, MD—Today, Governor Wes Moore and Lt. Governor Aruna Miller joined President Biden and US. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to celebrate the partnership agreement between Amtrak and the Maryland Department of Transportation, and kickoff the B&P Tunnel Replacement Program in …

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Vape users suffer more inflammation of the lungs than people who smoke regular cigarettes, a study suggests. University of Pennsylvania researchers said the electronic devices cause ‘unique’ damage to the lungs not yet fully understood. The study is the latest evidence to highlight how vaping is not the risk-free cessation method it was initially touted as. Other …

E-cigarettes cause MORE lung inflammation than normal cigarettes, study finds — as experts warn vaping is causing ‘unique’ damage to users Read More »

The Second Amendment is once again in the Democrats’ crosshairs amid mass shootings, with Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s latest “assault weapons” ban, and now Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin claiming that the Founding Fathers would have supported banning certain guns. Democrats have made a lot of noise about banning “military-style” weapons and “weapons of war,” particularly the AR-15 platform …

GAMA SOSA: Democrats Know The Real Purpose Of The Second Amendment — That’s Why They’re So Afraid Of It Read More »

The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. On the night of January 7th, 2022, in the city of Memphis, five Black men wearing badges and sidearms, who swore an oath to serve and protect, did none of those things. Instead, those now-fired police officers beat Tyre …

CNN’s Race-Baiter Van Jones Blames Racism for Black Cops Beating Tyre Nichols to Death Read More »

Mississippi residents are consistently told that renewable energy sources, like solar panels, are now the lowest-cost ways to generate electricity, but these claims are based on creative accounting gimmicks that only examine a small portion of the expenses incurred to integrate solar onto the grid while excluding many others. When these hidden expenses are accounted for, it …

Sunshine Might Be Free But Solar Power Is Not Cheap Read More »

So by now almost all of us are familiar with the notorious “Twitter Files.” But for those who still aren’t, essentially, after Elon Musk took over the company last October, information has been trickling out about the inner workings of Twitter. These information drops have revealed how the former administration of Twitter often acted in …

Twitter Files Exposes Former FBI Agent’s Dirty Trick That Spawned ‘Russian Bot’ Narrative Read More »

Baltimore Prosecutors Refile Charges Despite   NO NEW EVIDENCE! Washington, D.C. – Medically discharged Army war hero Alejandro Gonzalez sat in Baltimore City jails for fourteen months awaiting trial for killing a known gang member in defense of his children and family. When his trial date finally arrived and he finally had the opportunity to demonstrate …

Former Army Sergeant Wrongly Accused of Murder, originally released, now faces trial again Read More »

Earlier today we reported on a Kash Patel op-ed on Daily Caller where he suggested that the recent revelations on Joe Biden’s crimes with classified information all began with the Hunter Biden laptop.  After an interview on the Joe Hoft Show on TNT radio with John Paul Mac Isaac, this is beginning to make sense.  John Paul …

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Hunter Biden Was Receiving Classified State Department Briefings on Regular Basis – Used to Promote Biden Family Business Read More »

In early January, The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board warned that one peril of a large administrative state is the mischief agencies can get up to when no one is watching. Specifically, they highlight the overreach of the Agriculture Department, which expanded food-stamp benefits by evading the process for determining benefits and end-running Congressional review. Exhibit A in …

Federal Food Stamps Program Hits Record Costs In 2022 Read More »