Month: October 2023

Former New York Times reporter Bari Weiss sees a “political awakening” happening in the United States, contending that the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel have spurred the change. Weiss made the argument in a Monday piece that she co-wrote with Oliver Wiseman for The Free Press. “Here’s an example of what we mean: a friend, …

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It would be a fib to say this response from the 44th “President” is surprising, but it is no less infuriating. Barack Obama on Monday wrote an article on Medium called “Thoughts on Israel and Gaza” where he slammed the Jewish state’s response to the Hamas terror attack and took a shot at America in the process. …

VILE: Barack Obama Slams Israel’s Response to Hamas Terror Attack and Takes a Shot at America in Infuriating Article Read More »

The Democratic National Committee is facing a request pending before the Federal Election Commission for a formal investigation into its decision to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop scandal. That computer, abandoned by Hunted Biden at a repair shop, has delivered details on a multitude of Biden family scandals, scandals that the House continues investigating. Among …

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California Chief Justice Stephen J. Field expressed state loyalty to Union in first transmission received by President Lincoln Western Union completed the transcontinental telegraph, bridging communications between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans for the very first time — just as the Civil War tore apart north and south — on this day in history, Oct. 24, 1861. …

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Become a Maryland Fisheries Advisor The Atlantic Coastal Cooperative Statistics Program (ACCSP) is a partner of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the principal source of marine fishery statistics for the Atlantic coast. This program needs Maryland fisheries advisors. Maryland may select up to one recreational and one commercial advisor. The Advisory Panel provides advice to the  Coordinating Council on …

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Meat-packing giant Tyson Foods has announced that it is partnering with an insect ingredient company to construct a bug processing facility in the U.S. Tyson announced on Tuesday that it is buying a stake in the Netherlands-based Protix BV, according to Bloomberg. “The companies will also form a joint venture to build and operate a US …

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Researcher who caught dozens of CDC errors calls agency’s talking points “really irresponsible.” Possible roadmap for challenging mRNA vaccines after Gilead denied legal immunity for tainted remdesivir. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is going to greater lengths than Pfizer to minimize the risk of heart inflammation in teenagers after COVID-19 vaccination. The FDA authorized …

Contamination, myocarditis, seizures: COVID vax revelations put regulators worldwide on defense Read More »

Some data – usually indispensable – never seems to make it through the finely spun ideological mesh that clutters our perceptions. Dominic Pino has written an eye-opening piece for National Review, The Mother of All Fiscal Cliffs, that will, as usual, not open nearly enough eyes. Pino begins his article provocatively: “The current argument over government …

2025, The Cliff Arrives Read More »

Forty years ago, the D.C. City Council was worried about a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan, so they passed an anti-mask law. Three years ago, the D.C. City Council was worried about police mistreatment of black residents (and worried about COVID) and so they repealed the anti-mask law as part of a “criminal-justice reform” …

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In response to this letter sent by the Worcester County State’s Attorney and Sheriff’s Office on September 21, 2023, the majority of the Worcester County Board of Education disregarded those who are specifically elected to keep Worcester County citizens safe. The Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition filed an information request to obtain the board’s response. The …

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