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DOVER — Wesley College told its athletics staff this afternoon that the school will be discontinuing its NCAA Division III sports programs at the end of the school year. The decision comes as the entire college is transitioning to becoming part of Delaware State University, which agreed to take over some aspects of the Dover …

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Maryland state senators have introduced a bill to rename “Indian Head Highway” to “President Barack Obama Highway.” The bill to change the name was introduced by Democratic state Senators Arthur Ellis and Obie Patterson. The highway is currently named after a Maryland town that it runs along. Ellis is also pushing for the town to …

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The Department of Homeland Security will begin phase one of the Biden administration’s new approach to immigration and asylum seekers on Friday by releasing thousands of migrants in three American cities over a two-week period. The new plan, in stark contrast to the Trump administration’s “Remain In Mexico” policy, will have DHS start releasing illegal …

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Friday’s floor speech was no quick tantrum: It was the last stupid moments of the minority leader’s plan to purge the GOP of Donald Trump. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell “got a load off his chest” with his speech closing out Friday’s second failed impeachment attempt against former President Donald Trump. “Unfortunately,” however, “he [also] …

McConnell’s Impeachment Ploy Was Not Statesmanship, But An Attack On The Base — And Republicans Must Remember It Well Read More »

Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) argued “far more people” agree the Republican Party has to move on from former President Donald Trump during an appearance Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.” Hogan said, “I think there are far more people who agree that we’ve got to move on from Donald Trump, that agree that he …

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Few can deny the common sense behind preparing for something that is definitely going to happen, yet every year, an impending winter storm sends people rushing out to the store at the last minute, prepping for a blizzard that is due to hit in mere hours. Every winter, if you live in certain climates, blizzards …

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AOC has deliberately lied saying she thought her life was in danger when the building she was in was never under siege. The offices of senators and members of Congress are is separate buildings. Pelosi had an office in the Capitol Building because she is the Speaker of the House. Yet her main office is …

Was the Entire Capitol Seige a Deliberate False Flag? Read More »

Presidential strategist Dick Morris on Sunday slammed Democrats’ “blood lust” for the “phony impeachment” of former President Donald Trump. Speaking to “The Cats Roundtable” radio show host John Catsimatidis on WABC 770 AM, Morris said Democrats tried, but failed, to kick Trump “on the way out and inflict pain and disgrace and shame on him.” Morris, who was an …

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Tatro characterized looting as ‘protests against systemic racism’ in August The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s new senior advisor for strategic outreach referred to police officers as “white supremacists” after the storming of the Capitol in January and condoned looting in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Dyjuan Tatro made the comments before he joined the DCCC in early February. …

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan signed the RELIEF Act of 2021 into law Monday afternoon in Annapolis. This emergency legislation will immediately provide more than $1 billion in tax relief and economic stimulus to Maryland families and businesses struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. “As a result of this bipartisan legislation, people who have …

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