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Ancient writings of two Roman historians have been highlighted as some of the strongest evidence that Jesus was a real person. The records come from Tacitus, one of Rome’s most respected historians, and Flavius Josephus, a Jewish aristocrat and historian who lived just decades after Jesus’ death. Neither man was a Christian, and neither was trying …
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A retired Army colonel has asked Maryland Governor Wes Moore to ‘release everything’ on his military record in order to dispel rumors about alleged stolen valor. Moore, 47, has been accused of falsely claiming he had been awarded a Bronze Star in his 2006 application for the White House fellowship program. The Democrat politician apologized for what he and his former …
If you listened closely, you could almost hear the entire Democratic Party groan in unison. At the grand opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago on Thursday, former President Joe Biden reminded everyone of the cognitive impairment that forced him out of the 2024 presidential race. “Where’s my granddaughter?” Biden asked in an …
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Newly declassified documents released Thursday by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard show that a U.S. national laboratory assessed the COVID-19 lab-origin hypothesis as a serious possibility as early as May 2020, as well as evidence of U.S.-funded coronavirus research that included planning for spike-protein modifications, receptor-adaptation experiments, and testing in humanized mice in collaboration with researchers at the Wuhan Institute of …
The U.S. Supreme Court handed gun owners a major victory Thursday, ruling that the federal government can’t automatically strip someone of their Second Amendment rights simply because they use marijuana. In a unanimous decision, the Court sided with Texas resident Ali Danial Hemani, a man who admitted he uses marijuana several times a week but wasn’t …
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A proposal to tax the wealth of billionaires in California has officially gathered enough signatures to appear on the November ballot, state officials announced. The California Secretary of State’s Office said the initiative surpassed the signature threshold required to qualify for the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot, setting the stage for what could become one of …
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Hundreds more people have been sickened and dozens more hospitalized with an antibiotic-resistant strain of bacteria being linked to backyard chickens. In April, the CDC warned of an outbreak of Salmonella Saintpaul among people who reported contact with backyard poultry. When first reported, there were 34 people sickened and 13 hospitalized across 13 states. An …
One of Baltimore City’s premier bar and restaurant districts was transformed into a warzone over the weekend, with roaming gangs of underage kids, large unruly crowds, fights, and even a shootout that seemed like a scene from the crime drama The Wire. Urban decay in Baltimore is rampant and is a symptom of failed left-wing leadership, …
A longtime Wicomico County Public Schools employee has been charged with multiple offenses related to the alleged sexual abuse of a minor, according to the Wicomico Child Advocacy Center. Russell Lee Camper Jr., who worked as an instructional aide for the Wicomico County Board of Education for more than two decades, was taken into custody …
A newly filed criminal case in Worcester County, Maryland alleges a years-long scheme in which a senior public school official diverted more than $118,000 in taxpayer-funded education dollars for personal use, raising broader concerns about financial oversight in local public school systems. According to charging documents, Denise Renee Shorts, a former Assistant Superintendent, Chief Academic …
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