Month: February 2023

New high-definition video released by the Gateway Pundit shows former Sheriff’s Deputy Ronald Colton McAbee on January 6th in never-before-seen detail that completely debunks the DOJ’s cherry-picked version of events. As Metropolitan Police officers perpetrated despicable acts of violence against demonstrators who otherwise had no intention of causing harm on the Lower West Terrace of the Capitol, able-bodied men like McAbee—trained in …

Former Deputy Ronald McAbee Was Attempting to Save Rosanne Boyland on Jan. 6 – Now He Sits in Prison without Trial – PLEASE HELP THIS FAMILY (VIDEO) Read More »

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President Biden nominating Federal Reserve Vice Chair Lael Brainard to direct National Economic Council President Biden is naming two top economic advisors on Tuesday as the White House plans how it will handle the economy amid rising inflation. Biden is nominating Federal Reserve Vice Chair Lael Brainard to direct his National Economic Council, an administration officials …

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BERLIN– Municipal officials voted unanimously this week to enroll in the Law Enforcement Officers Pension System (LEOPS). In an attempt to improve police recruitment and retention efforts, Berlin officials agreed on Monday to enter into LEOPS. The program will cost more than $300,000 a year but is expected to dramatically increase the town’s ability to …

Town Council Unanimously Approves LEOPS For Berlin Police Read More »

(WBFF) — A Project Baltimore report ignited outrage, exposing 23 Baltimore City schools where zero students tested proficient in Math. But every school district in Maryland takes state testing, and Baltimore City was not the only one with concerning scores. Hours after Fox45 broke the story on Baltimore City’s test scores, Baltimore County State Delegate Nino …

8% of Baltimore County 8th graders test proficient in math | ‘That is a total failure’ Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — After FOX45’s Project Baltimore’s report uncovered 23 schools in Baltimore City have zero students who tested proficient in math, city leaders have remained quiet on the issue. According to the Maryland State Department of Education’s 2022 MCAP (Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program) results, Baltimore City’s math scores were also the lowest in the state. Last week, …

City leaders appear slow to address education issues, fast to act on self-serving measures Read More »

Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), announced a new proposed regulation to lessen obstacles in licensing standards for kinship foster caregivers. This proposed rule aligns with President Biden’s priorities on providing necessary resources to keep families together and support kinship care. “The Biden-Harris Administration continues …

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A well-known surfer and filmmaker has died of a heart attack in Hawaii just moments after recording his final moments in the ocean. Video footage of Larry Haynes, 61, was recovered soon after he collapsed in the parking lot of a surfing beach on Hawaii’s North Shore last week. Haynes was a successful cinematographer who had been …

Legendary Hawaii surfer, 61, captures his own final moments before dying in beach parking lot from heart attack Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A judge has upheld two of three ethics violations lodged against Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby. Eight months ago, the city ethics board found Mosby violated city ethics rules surrounding his failure to report donations to a legal defense trust which bears his name. Attorneys for the ethics board asked a judge …

Judge upholds 2 of 3 ethics violations against Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Maryland was ranked the second most educated state in the country, according to a new WalletHub study. The study on 2023’s most and least educated states in America comes on the heels of a Project Baltimore investigation which found a shocking number of Baltimore City schools where not a single student is doing math at grade …

23 Baltimore schools with 0 students proficient in math yet Md. ranks top 2 in new study Read More »