Month: July 2025

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today announced an additional $1 million in Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program funds for families in Garrett and Allegany Counties. Made available through a partnership between the Maryland Departments of Human Services and Housing and Community Development, the funds will support emergency furnace and hot water heater repairs, and replacements …

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Sanctuary states released more than 25,000 criminal illegals back into the population without alerting Immigration officials from October of last year to February, according to a newly released study. California was by far the worst offender, but the deep blue states of Illinois, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, along with Virginia, also released thousands of criminals from …

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Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced on July 8 that the United States will be moving to ban Chinese ownership of U.S. farmland over national security concerns. During a press conference with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and other top officials, Rollins said the Trump administration will work with states and …

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Major victories to protect children from LGBT grooming in Canadian schools are happening thanks to the hard work of activists, explained Action 4 Canada founder and chief Tanya Gaw on this episode of Conversations That Matter with The New American magazine’s Alex Newman. Gaw, a Christian patriot who leads thousands of activists across Canada, celebrated …

How Canadians Are Resisting LGBT Agenda in School—And Winning Read More »

The Secret Service suspended at least six agents last year in the aftermath of the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, while he was still a candidate. The revelation comes a day after the Justice Department announced two people have been charged with gun-related crimes after selling a gun to another would-be Trump assassin, …

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The shallow water fishery in the lower Chesapeake Bay includes a mix of striped bass and speckled trout. Chesapeake Channa, aka northern snakehead, are holding in the middle to upper sections of the region’s tidal rivers as they stand by the fry balls of their young. Presenting a threat to the fry can cause the …

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Joe Biden’s physician Dr. O’Connor refused to testify before the Oversight Committee and pleaded the 5th Amendment. House Oversight Chairman James Comer subpoenaed Dr. O’Connor to testify on Joe Biden’s health decline. Dr. O’Connor initially stalled and on Wednesday he showed up to the Rayburn House Office, asserted doctor-patient privilege and pleaded the 5th Amendment. …

BREAKING: Biden’s Doctor Refuses to Testify on Joe Biden’s Health Decline, Pleads the 5th – Comer Responds Read More »

Journalist Nick Bryant notes in this viral clip from the Shawn Ryan podcast that the Jeffrey Epstein case is being covered up by the federal government and will never progress because it would destroy their entire operational system. “Epstein had cameras in all of his homes. Epstein was definitely a blackmail artist,” Bryant notes. “The …

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Seventy single moms all received free oil changes from participating service centers during the first Single Mom Saturday organized by The Bridge and sponsored by Delaware Electric Cooperative. A single mom who recently moved to Delaware from New York took part in Single Mom Saturday. Her eight-year-old suggested she apply after hearing The Bridge advertisement offering “single, …

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