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Drawing Given to TPUSA Members at Northern Arizona University. Credit: @Proverbswellnes After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder and CEO of Turning Point USA, a groundswell of high school and college students across the country sought to create new chapters in schools. High school chapters are called Club America and college chapters are Turning Point …
Over the past month, we have been reporting on a developing story regarding a Worcester County Public Schools STEM teacher at Worcester Technical High School who allegedly posted hateful comments on social media after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Such speech is not protected under the First Amendment when it constitutes a threat toward others …
NBA Hall of Famer and Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups, along with Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, have been arrested as part of an ongoing FBI investigation into illegal gambling activities tied to organized crime. The arrests, which took place on Thursday, add to the ongoing narrative of professional sports intersecting with illicit …
NBA’s Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier Arrested in FBI Probe into Illegal Gambling Ring Read More »
Washington’s latest fiscal standoff isn’t just another round of partisan posturing—it’s a direct assault on the grocery budgets of 42 million Americans who rely on SNAP to keep food on the table. As November 1 looms, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued a stark memo: federal funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will …
Schumer Shutdown Threatens 42 Million Americans on Food Stamps on November 1 Read More »
New York City’s likely next mayor would raise property taxes based on skin color. Front-runner and democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani said he would implement that proposal if, as polls project, he wins the Nov. 4 election. Mr. Mamdani, whose agenda calls for free day care, free bus rides, government-run grocery stores and raising taxes on millionaires to pay for …
Tax the Whites: Mamdani pitches race-based property tax rates for New York City Read More »
Labor unions with a history of support and donations to Democratic candidates are suing over the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal migrant truck drivers. The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and a public interest law firm filed a petition for review that challenges the Department …
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OC officials want legislation enacted by Jan. 1, so new rates can be set for 2026 The Worcester County Commissioners are proceeding legislatively to consider an increase in the county’s hotel room tax, a move requested by Ocean City officials to generate millions in tourism revenue. Five of seven commissioners raised their hands at Tuesday’s …
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Commissioners postpone discussion, say that more information is necessary Worcester County officials this week sidelined public discussion of a proposal by the sheriff’s office to put deputies on patrol in private schools. In an Oct. 14 letter, Chief Deputy Nate Passwaters pitched the county commissioners on hiring new school resource deputies, or SRDs, to cover …
The Ocean City Boardwalk’s tram service, long a staple of vacations for possibly millions of people over the years, will not return next year, or any year thereafter. Tram service was suspended last year in the wake of a Boardwalk fatality and now the mayor and City Council see no way forward. Ocean City Manager …
UPDATED: Ocean City officials to do away with Boardwalk tram service Read More »
Charles Otto, a farmer who represented the Lower Shore in the Maryland House of Delegates since 2011, has died. He was 61. “He didn’t say much,” remembered Del. Wayne Hartman, his Republican colleague representing Worcester County in the House, “but when he said something, it was usually very relevant and spot-on. When he talked, people …