Month: March 2023

Joe Biden on Wednesday hosted a reception celebrating Greek Independence Day in the East Room. Archbishop Elpidophoros represented the Greek-American community at the reception. Biden coughed up a lung as the Greek Orthodox Archbishop stood next to him at the lectern Biden pandered to the Greeks attending the reception. “My Greek constituents in Delaware, sometimes …

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The 2023 Maryland trout season had its normal start last weekend, with plenty of trout to go around for everyone. The weather was wet and chilly, but fun was had by all. Fishing for a mix of blue and channel catfish is an opportunity to enjoy some fun action from shore or out in a …

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ESPN celebrated Women’s History Month by honoring  transgender swimmer Lia Thomas. William “Lia” Thomas was a mediocre swimmer who couldn’t win medals competing as a man.  He decided he was transgender and suddenly, he’s a champion! Thomas competed for two full seasons as a man before ‘transitioning’ into a female,  shattering women’s swim records  and becoming a …

Former NCAA Swimmer Riley Gaines Responds to ESPN Celebrating Biological Male for Women’s History Month “If I was a Woman Working at ESPN I Would Walk Out” (VIDEO) Read More »

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) – A Virginia State Trooper has been arrested for assault and battery on a law enforcement officer, Virginia State Police say. According to VSP, Chad W. Bare of Fredricksburg was arrested by the Virginia Beach Police Department on March 27. Bare was charged with assault and battery on a law enforcement …

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The National Association of Scholars and the Civics Alliance are delighted that Ohio State Senator Jerry Cirino has introduced Senate Bill 83, the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement Act. SB 83 will do an extraordinary amount to depoliticize Ohio’s public higher education system, strengthen intellectual diversity, and restore its accountability to Ohio policymakers and citizens. We enthusiastically endorse SB …

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Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson issued a Minute Entry on Saturday, rescinding his previous order outlining the schedule for supplemental memorandums of law and oral argument. As The Gateway Pundit reported, Thompson, last Thursday, issued a new order, setting the schedule for review of Kari Lake’s signature verification challenge after the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that …

JUST IN: Maricopa County Superior Court Rescinds Order Setting Dates for Kari Lake’s Ballot Signature Fraud Challenge as Supreme Court Extends Deadlines for Sanctions and Responses – ORDER INCLUDED Read More »

You no longer need to get a permit from the sheriff to buy a handgun. North Carolina’s law also changes where you can take those guns and how you store them. Author: Ben Briscoe, Clare Reverri Published: 5:41 PM EDT March 29, 2023 Updated: 5:41 PM EDT March 29, 2023 NORTH CAROLINA, USA — With an override of …

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The New York grand jury hearing evidence in a hush money probe involving former President Trump is not scheduled to meet about the case until late April, according to a source familiar with the matter. The jurors are set to consider another case next Monday and Wednesday ahead of a previously scheduled two-week hiatus, but …

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Narcan, the commercial name for naloxone, is going over-the-counter, with permission from the Food and Drug Administration. Naloxone counteracts the effects of an opioid overdose, and when administered appropriately, and soon enough, prevents most fatalities from those overdoses. The FDA announced on Wednesday its decision to make sales of the nasal treatment available over the …

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The chief of one of America’s largest teachers unions, who advocated for stay-at-home school during the pandemic and demanded more money for teachers to resume their duties, now apparently is an expert on preventing violence. That’s according to comments from American Federation of Teachers union chief Randi Weingarten following a school shooting by a 28-year-old …

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