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Rep. Lauren Boebert has declared she will not support any new war supplemental spending, signaling a growing rebellion inside the GOP. Boebert flatly rejected the idea of approving additional funding tied to escalating tensions involving Iran, making it clear her position is non-negotiable. In a fiery statement, she blasted what she described as the “industrial war complex” …

Rep. Lauren Boebert Says She’s a NO Vote for $200 Billion War Supplemental: “I am Tired of the Industrial War Complex Getting All of Our Hard-Earned Tax Dollars” Read More »

Unopposed GOP incumbents now set to face Democratic challengers A months-long push by Maryland Democrats to run candidates in every state legislative race has resulted in new challengers filing for seats representing Worcester County. While Feb. 24 was the filing deadline for individual candidates to register for the June 12 primary, state election rules allow …

New candidates added to state, local races Read More »

In a conversation with Representative Kevin Kiley (R-CA), a Democrat, and ESPN analyst, Stephen A. Smith was shocked to learn that not only does the state of California not have any voter ID requirements for its elections, but it has even barred counties from imposing their own ID rules. “I think the fact that we …

Democrat Is Shocked to Learn CA Bans Voter ID Requirements Read More »

Controversial legislation in question as crossover deadline nears Proposed state legislation that would let Maryland’s licensed casinos expand their operations into gambling apps for smartphones appears to be stalling ahead of an important deadline for the 2026 legislative session. Two bills to enact internet gaming, or “iGaming,” had been pending this session of the General …

New ‘iGaming’ laws not likely to pass this session Read More »

A little green might not be a cure for the blues. New research suggests medical marijuana isn’t the mental health miracle many hope for, finding little evidence that it can effectively treat conditions like anxiety, depression or PTSD. “In the absence of robust medical or counselling support, the use of medicinal cannabis in these cases [is] …

Weed is actually ‘rarely justified’ to treat anxiety or depression, says major scientific review Read More »

The Town of Ocean City has given a local church until March 23 to remove a tent encampment from its property. On March 13, city staff notified St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, which is across the street from City Hall on Baltimore Avenue, that daily fines will be levied next week if the church does …

Ocean City puts church on notice over homeless encampment; St. Paul’s has until March 23 to remove tents Read More »

As the Trump administration works on deporting the millions of illegal immigrants that the Biden administration let in through the southern border, Democrats and the left have insisted that America is “a nation of immigrants.” It’s just another attempt to twist words and meanings to fit their ideology. Traditionally, immigrants expected to come to the …

‘Give Us Your Tired, Your Poor, Your…Freebies’? Nearly Half of U.S. Immigrant Households on Welfare Read More »

A portion of Coastal Highway closed for several hours last week as crews worked to repair a 20-foot-long sinkhole. Last Wednesday afternoon, the Maryland Department of Transportation alerted motorists to emergency road work that closed all but the left lane of northbound Coastal Highway at 49th Street. There, crews with Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) …

Sudden sinkhole on Coastal Highway requires emergency repair Read More »

A record 7.7 million federal student loan borrowers had defaulted on $181 billion in loans by the end of 2025, and at least 3 million more borrowers are three months behind in payments, according to Education Department data. It is the highest combined delinquency and default rate since the government began tracking the data nearly …

Americans are defaulting on their loans at a record rate Read More »

A review of crime trends, police activity and recent accomplishments highlight the Ocean City Police Department’s annual report. On Monday, Ocean City Police Chief Ray Austin presented the City Council with the department’s annual report, a comprehensive review of the agency’s efforts to engage with the community and protect the public. In 2025, reported crimes, …

Annual report highlights Ocean City crime trends Read More »