Month: August 2023

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — In the latest court filing in the case against former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, federal prosecutors said the court should not move the trail based on the publicity that her former attorneys attracted to the case. “This Court should not allow the defendant to conjure a storm and then complain her …

Prosecutors oppose Mosby’s trial move request, accusing her of conjuring media storm Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City Public Schools is being forced by the state to return hundreds of thousands of dollars paid by taxpayers to educate students who were not in school. In March 2021, Project Baltimore first broke the story exposing a scheme to change grades and inflate enrollment at Augusta Fells Savage, a high school …

Baltimore City Schools pays back $350k for Augusta Fells ‘ghost students’, more expected Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore’s City youth curfew is set to end in about four weeks, on Labor Day. It went into effect during the Memorial Day weekend after a rash of juvenile disturbances near the Inner Harbor. During a virtual town hall meeting On Wednesday, Mayor Brandon Scott told an audience the curfew has been a success. …

Baltimore’s youth curfew set to end with little results to show; Mayor Scott touts success Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A bombshell report just released by the office of the Maryland Inspector General for Education found that failures in Baltimore City Schools internal investigation into Augusta Fells, a high school in west Baltimore, hindered the chance of prosecuting those responsible. The IG finding City Schools Staff Investigations Unit lacks a written policy regarding …

Report: Failures in Baltimore City Schools investigations hinders potential Augusta Fells prosecutions Read More »

New evidence exposes several falsehoods — from the ‘Russian disinformation’ laptop that wasn’t to Chinese money the First Family netted. In a colorful exchange last week with a journalist, Joe Biden snapped when asked about recent testimony from family friend Devon Archer that the president had met and talked on the phone with his son …

Five stories Joe Biden told about the family business that turned out to be untrue Read More »

Campaign trains are leaving the station among potential presidential candidates seeking backing from the No Labels organization. If Larry Hogan gains momentum and looks to run on the No Labels brand, Republicans will thank him for the in-kind contribution. The former Maryland governor, who identifies as a Republican, is seeking media attention and promoting a campaign-style commercial as …

Larry Hogan devastated Maryland’s GOP — he won’t make No Labels relevant Read More »

There is a pain ebbing deeply in this country, and it turns out that music is the catharsis that so many Americans are craving. Given that, “country music” has never felt like a more appropriate term. The most recent example of this comes from the viral smash hit “Rich Men North of Richmond” by musical …

‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Zooms to #1 on iTunes, Anthony Posts Video Reacting to the News Read More »

Here’s some news for foodie scolds who want to put our favorite meat dishes out to pasture: The “flight to plant-based foods” phenomenon hit the wall this summer, and there’s no end in sight to the downward spiral. The meat-hating media wanted us to believe that bogus beef is driving out the real enchilada to improve our health …

Fake meat is failing because it’s gross and unhealthy Read More »

A military vet stopped a man who was breaking into his house. Days later, the suspect returned and killed the vet and his wife. Now, he faces decades behind bars. A Virginia jury convicted Ronnie Marshall on murder and weapon charges for the deaths of Edward and Brenda McDaniel in Fairfax, Virginia, according to WJLA. The couple, who were both U.S. …

A VIRGINIA MAN DIDN’T WANT A COUPLE TO IDENTIFY HIM AFTER A FAILED BREAK-IN. SO HE RETURNED DAYS LATER AND EXECUTED THE ARMY COLONELS. Read More »