Month: March 2024

Following the verdict of a class-action lawsuit, the National Association of Realtors released a settlement agreement on March 15 that could change the home-buying process. The Sitzer-Burnett case is a lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors. The plaintiffs, representatives for home sellers, accused the organization and two brokerages, HomeServices of America and Keller Williams, …

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The massive shift in the political landscape — moving from Democrat to Republican — in the state of Michigan can be attributed directly to President Joe Biden’s policies, Trump-endorsed Senate candidate Mike Rogers said during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily. “The most expensive vehicle now to operate in the state of Michigan and 2024 is …

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Parents, teachers, and community members addressed Worcester County Board of Education members at their March 19 meeting on safety issues in the school system. While most residents said they support the body’s efforts, some comments criticized the group for a lack of transparency. At a March 1 press conference, Superintendent of Schools Lou Taylor disputed …

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Shocking scenes were caught on tape in El Paso – which technically is in Texas but may as well be in Mexico – on Thursday afternoon when a massive swarm of angry illegal aliens stormed the key chokepoint to the US southern border, breaking through the border wall and steamrolling National Guard troops. For those …

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Weekly school crime updates from law enforcement prompted school system officials to issue what they said would be their final school safety statement late last week. On March 15, the school system issued a statement related to the ongoing school safety disagreements between Worcester County law enforcement agencies and Worcester County Public Schools. The statement …

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The CIA blocked federal investigators from interviewing Hunter Biden’s “sugar brother” Kevin Morris during a five-year probe into the first son’s alleged tax crimes, a whistleblower has told House impeachment leaders. House Oversight and Judiciary Committee chairmen say the whistleblower informed them the intelligence agency stopped IRS and Justice Department investigators from interviewing Morris in …

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A rendering shows the proposed design of a new restaurant and employee housing building on 116th Street. Rendering courtesy Iott Architecture A rendering shows the proposed design of a new restaurant and employee housing building on 116th Street. Rendering courtesy Iott Architecture A change of use will allow for a new restaurant and workforce housing …

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There’s a grim satisfaction in witnessing a foolhardy plan crash and burn you know was doomed to failure. And Illinois, despite the warnings of its Republican lawmakers, has fallen victim to one such failure. As local news outlet WBEZ-FM reported last week, the state has announced it is rolling back health care benefits that were bestowed upon …

Medicaid-Style Entitlements Being Stripped from Undocumented Immigrants in Brutal Turn Read More »

The Town of Berlin has secured a $1.2 million grant from the federal government to study a possible connecting the two sides of town separated by Route 113. According to a press release from U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin, the federal dollars, secured through the Inflation Reduction Act, will “support the planning …

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Former President Donald Trump soon might get a virtual last laugh against the attempt to bankrupt him with fines and other lawfare. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that he is in line for a nearly $3.5 billion windfall if his Truth Social social media platform goes public. Leftist prosecutors, of course, have been attempting to …

New York’s $454 Million Fine Could Soon Be Chump Change for Trump as He Nears $3.5 Billion Windfall Read More »