Month: June 2023

Commercial real estate has become a debt timebomb, experts have warned, as office towers remain empty in once-bustling cities. The new era of remote work means ‘zombie’ workspaces remain vacant – while higher interest rates make it more expensive to buy or refinance buildings. Some $1.5trillion in real estate mortgages are due this year and next, …

Inside the office debt timebomb: Commercial real estate teeters on the edge of financial meltdown as ‘zombie’ spaces dominate areas like San Fran and Manhattan – with owners set to default on billion-dollar loans this year Read More »

Alleged president Joe Biden is on his “ban assault rifles” kick again because the government apparently needs to keep firearms out of the hands of law-abiding citizens and in the hands of meth-addled whoremonger scumbags like his son. One constant component of this stumped stump speech is a line of nonsense that essentially boils down …

What Is Biden’s Obsession With Using F-16s to Kill Other Americans? Read More »

It cannot be overstated: this incident ruined this kid’s life. And it was all a lie. The wheels of justice spin slowly, which applies to all parties involved—guilty and innocent. We’ve all read stories of being exonerated for crimes they never committed years, even decades, after they were wrongly convicted. And for the worst of …

An NFL Player Being Cleared on Rape Charges Reveals One Nasty Fact About the Me Too Movement Read More »

When Kamala Harris talks, she generally either cackles like she’s crazy or babbles an incoherent word salad that makes even mumbling Joe Biden look like a Toastmasters champion. But on the first anniversary of the Dobbs decision, which effectively overturned Roe v. Wade, Harris’s message was clear as a bell. In an exclusive interview with Teen Vogue, the fired-up vice president called on teenage …

Calling Teenage Girls: Kamala Harris Is ‘Counting on You’ to Push Aggressive Abortion-on-Demand Agenda Read More »

America needs to return to paper ballots for its elections, charges President Donald Trump. Otherwise, they’re not “real elections.” He made the comments during a recent address to Republicans in Oakland County, Michigan. The comments drew another round of media claims that his charges the 2020 presidential race was stolen by Democrats were “false.” But …

Trump says U.S. has no ‘real elections,’ so he’s pushing these fixes Read More »

Salisbury – Samuel J. “S.J.” Disharoon V, 83, of here passed away Monday, June 26, 2023 at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional. Born in Salisbury, MD on April 28, 1940, he was the son of Samuel J. Disharoon IV and Doris (Banks) Disharoon. S.J. was a U.S. Army veteran having served in Germany in Military Intelligence. He …

Samuel “SJ” James Disharoon V Passed Away Read More »

Shame is the industrial counterpart of probable cause. It’s brought about by the self-awareness that some aspect of guilt or crime exists in one’s life. Shame is a boundary fencing that sets limits on inappropriate behavior in normal people. True sociopaths, however, suffer from no such limits regarding the godless lengths they will exceed in …

Joe Biden – a soulless sociopath Read More »

With each second that passes, yet more salacious evidence comes out that the Justice Department was highly invested in protecting Joe Biden’s lowlife son from anything that might come close to resembling accountability for his crimes. Knowing that, it makes very little sense for a judge to rule on Hunter Biden’s pending plea deal next month. It …

Hunter Biden’s dirty plea deal needs to be put on hold while Merrick Garland is investigated Read More »

The federal prosecutor tasked with investigating Hunter Biden told at least six witnesses last year that he lacked authority to charge the first son outside Delaware and was denied special counsel status, according to an IRS whistleblower — and now the House Judiciary Committee wants to talk to them. Delaware US Attorney David Weiss made the shocking …

Hunter Biden prosecutor told six witnesses he couldn’t charge outside Delaware: IRS whistleblower Read More »

Five years ago Tuesday, the Supreme Court reaffirmed every teacher’s First Amendment right to make their own decision on union membership in Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees. Yet they’re still finding themselves trapped in their unions. They need to demand changes from their lawmakers to ensure their rights. The Janus …

Unions still trap teachers — 5 years after Supremes said they can’t Read More »