Month: January 2023

NEWARK – A school safety committee is expected to review the feasibility of implementing weapons detection systems at local schools. Worcester County Public Schools officials are in the process of re-forming the school safety committee that was initially created following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. One of the group’s first tasks will be looking …

County Schools To Reconvene Safety Group; Weapons Detection System Weighed Read More »

Just 33 guns recovered from burglaries linked to Philadelphia’s ‘54th Street’ gang Two adults and 11 teenage members of a known Philadelphia street gang have been arrested after stealing nearly 100 firearms from gun stores across Pennsylvania last year, authorities said Wednesday. The so-called “54th Street” gang committed three burglaries and one attempted burglary in Montgomery and …

Philadelphia teen street gang burglarized multiple Pennsylvania gun stores, stole nearly 100 firearms, DA says Read More »

NEWARK — A month after approving the addition of incentivized goals to Superintendent Lou Taylor’s contract, officials now say no changes are being made. Despite a closed session vote to add an addendum to Taylor’s contract in December, school board members said this week a plan for incentivized goals is no longer going forward. Taylor …

Superintendent Bonus Plan Withdrawn After December Approval Read More »

A very detailed article by Frank De Varona over at Liberty Sentinel breaks down with authority why it’s safe to say Pope Francis is a full-blown Marxist. This isn’t a secret by any means, but it’s often challenging to break through the intellectual barriers put up by millions around the world as they regard the Pope. Many …

Pope Francis Is a Marxist and a Globalist of the New World Order Read More »

Seasonal speed zones are being proposed for vessels over 35 feet to minimize whale strikes. Submitted Image OCEAN CITY – While it remains to be seen if a proposed federal rule change to reduce offshore speed limits for recreational and commercial vessels comes to fruition, the Biden administration this week denied a petition to institute …

Biden Administration Denies 10-Knot Speed Limit Emergency Request Read More »

There’s a prostitution problem in Seattle. It’s a sex trafficking problem as well since many if not most of the prostitutes are forced to sell their bodies or risk being murdered. This is all due to de facto legalization of prostitution in the ultra-woke Democrat hellhole, and two journalists are doing what they can to …

Prostitutes Prowl Seattle Streets With Hamstrung Police Watching Helplessly a Block Away Read More »

Supersized trucks are portrayed as bigger, bulkier and more dangerous Ford pickup trucks have been an all-American classic for almost 50 years, but some liberal critics say the love affair should end because they are getting bigger, bulkier and more dangerous. A new Axios report found small pickup trucks have all but disappeared from the market to …

Is the left coming for your pickup truck? Critics say there’s a growing movement to tell Americans how to live Read More »

U.S. oil refining margins, also known as the 3-2-1 crack spread, jumped to a three-month high on Tuesday — and that’s an indication the country faces an ongoing product shortage that might lead to higher gasoline and diesel prices at the pump. The 3-2-1 crack spread is a great indicator to gauge fuel product tightness. …

Gas Prices Set To Soar As Crack Spread Jumps On Tightening Fuel Supplies Read More »

Fewer than three percent of Hispanic voters think there should be a blanket amnesty A poll has found that the vast majority of Americans do not agree that there should be a blanket amnesty for immigrants who cross the border into the United States illegally. The survey, conducted by The Trafalgar Group in partnership with Convention of …

Poll: Only 14% Of Americans Agree With Amnesty For Illegals Read More »

In 2021, Democrats in Vermont granted non-citizens the right to vote in municipal elections. Republicans filed lawsuits and the legal battle went all the way to the state’s highest court. Now the Vermont Supreme Court has upheld the measure. More