Month: October 2025

The United States government shutdown is hitting Florida where it really hurts. As Congress remains at a standstill, effects of the shutdown are rippling through the state’s housing market. With government agencies on pause, flood insurance renewals are in limbo, builders are bracing for delays, and environmental permits are sitting unattended to. Housing shapes the US economy — and nowhere is …

Florida’s housing market is flashing a warning for the rest of the US Read More »

During a hearing at the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) involving whether Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act is unconstitutional, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson seemed to liken black Americans to Americans with disabilities. The case, known as Louisiana v. Callais, considers whether Louisiana’s congressional map — which includes two majority-black districts — violates …

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Claims feds are closing highways for Marine Corps event, when they’re not Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif. The Trump administration fact-checked California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday after he promoted a false claim that the Trump administration was closing parts of the Interstate 5 highway for a military showcase. “Governor Newsom is deliberately spreading Fake News to Californians to fearmonger …

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‘The H-1B cap was designed as a safeguard for American workers. Programs like Build reveal that, in practice, the cap no longer functions’ President Donald Trump’s Sept. 19 proclamation imposing a $100,000 fee on all new H-1B petitions while acknowledging that the program has unjustly displaced many American workers has put the whole H-1B visa program under …

Build fellowship exposed: A nonprofit mask for a labor scheme Read More »

NAACP Lawyer at Supreme Court: Race-Based Districts Needed Because ‘White Democrats’ Did Not Vote for Black Candidates 214 Janai Nelson, a lawyer for the NAACP, argued before the Supreme Court on Wednesday that it is necessary to have a second majority-black district in Louisiana because “white Democrats were not voting for black candidates whether they …

NAACP Lawyer at Supreme Court: Race-Based Districts Needed Because ‘White Democrats’ Did Not Vote for Black Candidates Read More »

Free course to teach tri-county locals how to launch election campaigns Maybe it’s the Little League coach. Maybe it’s the PTA mom. Maybe it’s you. On the Lower Shore, anyone can run for elected office – and a free class coming soon aims to give prospective candidates a sense of what’s ahead before taking the …

SU to host workshop for political newcomers Read More »

‘Grey monolith’ could easily have been ‘a totalitarian command center dropped straight out of 1984’ It’s been called a “trash can.” Also, a “hulking grey monolith” and “a totalitarian command center dropped straight out of ‘1984,’” and “ugliest ever.” One commenter said, “It would take someone who really, really hates themselves to build something like …

‘The Death Star’: Social media unleashes merciless condemnation of Obama ‘library’ Read More »

A silent maniac randomly stabbed a man in the back on a Manhattan street, cops said Wednesday – as the victim said he never saw anything like this in his native Turkey. The 46-year-old immigrant and New Jersey resident had just finished work and was headed to the Port Authority Bus Terminal when the attacker …

Silent maniac stabs man in back on NYC street, victim warns ‘this could happen to anyone’ Read More »

 Sen. Mary Beth Carozza has filed to run for reelection for a third term to the Maryland Senate. Carozza, 64, has represented the Lower Shore in District 38 (Worcester, Wicomico, Somerset counties) in the Senate since 2019. She is the only female Republican state senator in Annapolis. In a statement Tuesday, she said her approach …

Carozza files for reelection, seeks third term in Senate Read More »

Authorities charge they found ‘confidential’ and ‘secret’ markings on documents in his office Former National Security Adviser John Bolton was indicted on Thursday. A federal grand jury in Maryland indicted Bolton, who served during Trump’s first term from April 2018 to September 2019, on 18 counts related to his handling of classified information. Documents with “confidential” and …

Indictment: Former National Security Adviser John Bolton facing 18 counts Read More »