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Most of us are familiar with the media narratives when it comes to reporting on mass shootings. The familiar beats of coverage are so rote as to basically qualify as tropes. Conversely, we see by now that whenever there is a deviation from the expected characteristics of a shooter the coverage is notably different. In …
Three Shootings in Ten Days That Derail All the Media Narratives on Gun Incidents Read More »
Constitutional carry legislation, Senate Bill 1, passed the Louisiana Senate on Thursday and will now be taken up in the House. WWL reported that the Senate vote was along party lines, with 28 Republicans voting for it and ten of 11 Democrats voting against it. The eleventh Democrat, State Sen. Jay Luneau, was not present to vote. Breitbart …
Constitutional Carry Passes Louisiana Senate, Heads to House Read More »
One legal expert says the campaign donation adds to Fani Willis’ mounting ‘optics’ problems An expert Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis retained to help prosecute former President Trump donated $4,300 to her campaign for public office, records show. John Floyd, a prominent Atlanta attorney and partner at Bondurant Mixson & Elmore, was retained by Willis in 2021 to …
Color us not surprised, but another one of the Biden administration’s “visions” for forcing people to own electric vehicles isn’t working out exactly as planned. This time it deals with supply chain logistics, with Bloomberg reporting this week that in the year and a half since passing the Inflation Reduction Act, automakers are finding out the hard way that the rigorous …
Joe Biden’s EV Mandate “Vision” For America Is In Full Collapse Read More »
State officials offer grim details on Blueprint funding plan State officials said the implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education plan would require difficult decisions at the local level as officials will have to prioritize spending. In a virtual meeting Tuesday, the state’s Accountability and Implementation Board, or AIB, met with the Worcester County …
Worcester County must make ‘tough decisions’ on education spending this year Read More »
Ocean City representatives visited Annapolis last week to testify in support of a statewide bill that addresses street racing and exhibition driving. Last week, members of the Judicial Proceedings and the Environmental and Transportation committees heard testimony on the cross-filed Senate Bill 442 and House Bill 601. During the hearing, Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan urged lawmakers to …
Ocean City officials voice support for statewide exhibition driving law Read More »
Total of 30 children currently need placement Six homes. Department of Social Services Director Roberta Baldwin said that is the total number of active foster care facilities in all of Worcester County. It’s also the biggest challenge the department faces as staff seek temporary placement for the 30 children who are currently in the local …
A Berlin daycare worker is facing assault and child abuse charges after an eight-month-old baby was brought to the hospital with a broken leg. While the investigation is ongoing and more charges are likely, on Feb. 20 Berlin resident Heather Lynn Ward, 39, was charged with 14 counts of second-degree assault and one felony count …
New York might soon have more reasons than the potential trucker boycott to regret the recent multimillion-dollar fraud ruling against former President Donald Trump. Last week, Judge Arthur Engoron ordered the leading GOP presidential candidate to pay $355 million in damages for supposedly using false and inflated values for his properties on financial statements. Fox Business reported Wednesday that the …
Prominent Investor Cancels New York Plans 40 Years in the Making After Trump Ruling Read More »
Joe Biden and his Praetorian Guard in the media are cock-a-hoop about the indictment last week of FBI informant Alexander Smirnov, a US-Israeli dual national accused of having lied to the FBI when he claimed Hunter and Joe Biden each were paid a $5 million bribe by the owner of corrupt Ukrainian energy company Burisma. For …