Month: March 2023

Toxic water from the Ohio train derailment is coming to Baltimore for treatment, a move local leaders said they oppose. But Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. nonetheless point to the decision as a vote of confidence from environmental regulators in the city’s troubled Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant. The …

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Veteran said his family was kicked off social media platforms after FBI labeled his organization a terror group The founder of a veteran-led emergency prevention organization accused the FBI Tuesday of falsely labeling him a facilitator of domestic terror, adding that his family has also been targeted over their association with his group. Former U.S. Green …

Special Forces veteran falsely labeled a domestic terrorist says FBI also targeted his family: ‘It’s horrible’ Read More »

Anglers will be picking away at post-spawn yellow perch as these fish move downriver from their spawning areas. Fishing for white perch is good this week as more move up the Nanticoke, Little Choptank, Pocomoke, and Wicomico rivers. Many of the tributaries flowing into the tidal Potomac also have white perch spawning runs. Saturday, March …

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“I’m just not going to respond to that from here. Look, we have heard from House Republicans for years and years and years . . . the inaccuracies and lies when it comes to this issue.” That was chief White House flack Karine Jean-Pierre’s response to questions over the latest revelations from the House Oversight Committee about Joe …

Joe & co. dodge on Biden Inc. scandals, betting media will play along Read More »

“The tragic loss of life from battery fires is heartbreaking and preventable,” Consumer Product Safety Commissioner Richard Trumka, Jr. said in December. Agroup of House Democrats has proposed legislation that would offer up to a $1,500 federal tax credit for the purchase of new e-bikes even as “[d]estructive and deadly fires from lithium-ion batteries in …

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For years, President Joe Biden has maintained a Sgt. Schultz defense to allegations that his family has profiteered on influence peddling with foreign countries and companies. Despite mounting evidence to the contrary, Biden maintains that he “knows nothing, nothing” about Hunter Biden’s business deals. He recently doubled down on this defense by even denying that family members received …

Biden’s Collapsing Sgt. Schultz Defense: New Evidence Shows The President Played Direct Role In Addressing Hunter’s Business Deals Read More »

Former President Donald Trump posted an all-caps rant Thursday morning on his social media network that referred to the American legal system as “the Gestapo” and groused, “Our country is being destroyed, as they tell us to be peaceful!” “Why won’t Bragg drop this case?” Trump, 76, lamented, referencing Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and …

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With the eyes of the nation fixed upon him, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is fumbling big-time. How incompetent is he? Bragg had to know that prepping a felony case against ex-President Donald Trump would bring a media circus. How did he not have his ducks in a row ahead of time? Sources indicate he’s worried …

Fumbling his Trump case, Alvin Bragg exposes his incompetence nationwide Read More »

Aide to VP Biden in 2015 bragged she got reporter to admit she would “only use” negative information on Hunter Biden “if her editors hold a gun to her head.” Records newly released by the National Archives show efforts to suppress negative stories about the Biden family’s business deals long predate the Hunter Biden laptop …

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It is the essence of true justice to be able to discriminate between good and evil, between right and wrong, between truth and falsehood. Our natural obligation to exercise careful discrimination is neither unjust nor discretionary. In order to make the rule of law actually work, good discrimination based on rational moral discernment must be …

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