Month: June 2024

As climate awareness continues to grow, all eyes are on Big Oil. The U.S. Supreme Court rejected petitions from oil companies to move lawsuits from state courts to federal courts, which are considered more pro-business. According to Grist, around 30 lawsuits against Big Oil have been filed in the United States, a trend that began in California six years ago …

US Supreme Court strikes down oil companies’ tactics to delay lawsuits against them from going to trial: ‘Now they have to face the music’ Read More »

Drivers in work zones in Maryland are warned to slow down, or soon be prepared to pay double. The Maryland Road Worker Protection Act of 2024 goes into effect on June 1, doubling the fine from $40 to $80 if you are caught by a speed camera going more than 12 miles per hour over …

Maryland automated speed camera fines to double starting Saturday Read More »

Maryland has long grappled with the challenge of urban violence, with several cities consistently ranking among the most dangerous in the United States. As a new report sheds light on the state’s crime trends, it’s crucial to examine the factors contributing to this issue and explore potential solutions. 1. Elkton Elkton, a suburb of Philadelphia …

A Look at the 3 Most Dangerous Cities in Maryland Read More »

Hunter Biden owes his ex-wife $2.9 million after a protracted legal battle — and now his one time spouse is expected to be a key witness in his looming trials. Kathleen Buhle, who was married to the first son for 24 years before they split in 2017, claims Hunter has blown off agreed-upon alimony payments, …

Hunter Biden owes ex-wife Kathleen Buhle $2.9M in alimony and other debts as she is set to testify in gun, tax evasion trials Read More »

New vehicle inventory in the U.S. jumped to 76 days’ worth at the start of May New vehicle inventory in the U.S. has swelled in April and four Stellantis-owned brands are partly responsible: Jeep, Ram, Dodge, and Chrysler. So, what’s going on here? An analysis from Cox Automotive reveals that the average days’ supply of new vehicles …

New Vehicle Inventory Swells With Stellantis Drowning In Unsold Cars Read More »

I can’t tell you if Donald Trump will spend a day in jail after a Manhattan jury’s guilty verdict in that absurd hush-money case. What I can report with a great degree of certainty is that Trump isn’t a guy acting particularly worried about the outcome; in fact, he thinks it’s going to propel him back into …

Donald Trump’s conviction isn’t scaring off voters — it’s spurring high-roller donors to flock to his cause Read More »

Hunter Biden, already embroiled in a high-profile legal battle over unpaid alimony, is reportedly facing significant financial pressures on other fronts as well. As reported by New York Post on May 31, 2024 , Biden’s former lawyer, Chris Clark, has been paid “virtually nothing” for his legal services, which are believed to amount to a …

Hunter Biden’s Woes Deepen as Former Lawyer Reveals Unpaid Multi-Million Dollar Legal Tab Read More »

Teenagers who use cannabis have a dramatic increased risk for a psychotic disorder compared with their counterparts who don’t use the drug, new research showed. Investigators at the University of Toronto, The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), and the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES), in Canada, linked recent population-based survey data from …

Teen Cannabis Use Tied to Dramatic Increased Risk for Psychosis Read More »

A dispute at a Spirit Airlines ticket counter at Baltimore Washington International Airport erupted into a violent brawl involving five men, leaving one with minor injuries, cops confirmed Friday. Wild video captured on a bystander’s cellphone camera showed the fracas unfold around 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday, when a man wearing shorts and a hooded sweatshirt …

Fists fly during brawl at Spirit Airlines counter in Baltimore airport, wild video shows Read More »

Most of us have to admit that we knew little of the World Health Organization prior to 2020. We may have heard a vague reference to the WHO when an outbreak of disease occurred in some small country. We’ve learned a lot about them since then. Covid showed us the WHO as they really are, …

World Health Organization Installing Globalist Goals In U.S. Schools Read More »