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Scheme that tracked Tulsi Gabbard failed to ‘stop a single terrorist attack’ Kristi Noem, President Donald Trump’s head of the Department of Homeland Security, has announced that the “Quiet Skies” program, used by the government to surveil airlines passengers, is being shut down. “Today, I’m announcing TSA is ending the Quiet Skies Program, which since …
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Ocean City representatives will travel to Baltimore next week to attend a motions hearing in its lawsuit against the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. Since the city filed suit against the federal government last October, the case has slowly made its way through the court system. And next Tuesday, a U.S. District Court judge will …
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is asking Americans to report anything they know about medical professionals who continue to perform life-altering gender “transition” procedures on confused children. Within days of returning to office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring that the federal government “will not fund, sponsor, promote, assist, or support” the medical “transitioning” …
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Ocean City officials agreed this week to ban beach tents and to set restrictions on beach canopies. On Monday, the Ocean City Council voted 4-2, with Council President Matt James and Council Secretary Tony DeLuca opposed, to adopt a ban on beach tents. The ordinance, passed on second reading, also includes language regulating where beach …
Speaking with political commentator Benny Johnson, musician and President Trump supporter Kid Rock described how leftists like Reverend Al Sharpton engaged in cancel culture to get the rock star’s popular Detroit restaurant closed down. “Al Sharpton and his race-baiting clowns” came after Kid Rock for flying the Confederate flag at some of his concerts, he …
Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan shared his frustration this week over a county vote to deny resort government an additional $1 million in grant funding, which would have offset the cost of additional police staffing and a take-home vehicle program. Responding to a public question during Monday’s regular meeting, Meehan said Ocean City, along with …
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The Supreme Court unanimously sided with Catholic Charities Bureau on Thursday, ruling that Wisconsin discriminated against the organization by denying tax exempt status and violated the First Amendment’s protection for religion. Wisconsin has a law, similar to most states and the federal government, that exempts certain religious organizations from paying unemployment compensation taxes. The statute exempts nonprofit …
Just as summer crowds are arriving, a federal hiring freeze is preventing the National Park Service from staffing any lifeguards at Assateague Island National Seashore. Lifeguards have not been deemed “public safety” personnel, thereby disqualifying them for an exception to President Donald Trump’s April 17 overall hiring freeze. That directive, an Executive Order, was a …
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The streetcar left much to be desired. The Democrat-run city of Washington, D.C., is derailing its $200 million boondoggle streetcar system only 10 years after the streetcars began to operate. Oh well, $200 million of our hard-earned taxpayer funds down the drain — on to the next expensive wasteful project! The costly D.C. streetcar system, …
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Commissioners president pitched compromise offer to head of teacher’s union The president of the Worcester County Commissioners reportedly offered a $3,000 pay raise for teachers to the teachers association president two weeks ago, provided she would end salary negotiations with the Board of Education. Worcester County Teachers Association President Beth Shockley-Lynch turned down the offer …