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After a war of words, Gov. Larry Hogan and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott will be meeting next Thursday to discuss city violence. Police Commissioner Michael Harrison will also be at the meeting. The gathering will take place on May 13 at the State House. Hogan and Scott have been exchanging words through the media about …
Civil rights advocates sued a Maryland county on Wednesday to seek the court-ordered removal of a Confederate monument from a courthouse lawn on the state’s Eastern Shore, calling it a racist symbol of oppression. In their federal lawsuit, an NAACP branch leader and a defense lawyer say the “Talbot Boys” statue in Talbot County is …
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Authorities have arrested seven people after the mummified body of the leader of the spiritual group “Love Has Won” was found wrapped in a sleeping bag and decorated with Christmas lights in a southern Colorado home. Amy Carlson, 45, who was known as “Mother God” by her followers, was found dead in a home in …
Signal is a chat app for iPhone and Android that we’ve been using for years. It features the same end-to-end encryption for protecting the contents of messages like iMessage and WhatsApp and has the added benefit that it hardly collects any user data. Signal rose to prominence this year when WhatsApp’s planned privacy changes came to …
Signal exposed Facebook’s terrifying user tracking in the best possible way Read More »
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that his state would be rewarding the police and other first responders with $1,000 bonuses for doing their lifesaving work amid the COVID-19 pandemic. DeSantis made the announcement Wednesday, flanked by first responders and members of law enforcement during a news conference in front of the Satellite Beach Police Department. During the event he also announced he …
The Lamar County Democratic Party announced it did not accept its chairman’s resignation after he called Sen. Tim Scott an “oreo.” “After much discussion—especially among our local Black Democrats—we chose not to accept Mr. O’Connor’s resignation,” the group wrote on its Facebook page in a statement Tuesday, which appears to have since been deleted. “Mr. O’Connor has …
A Maryland district court judge on Wednesday banned all court employees including clerks, bailiffs and judges from donning face masks that depict the “thin blue line.” Chief Judge John P. Morrissey said in an email announcing the ban that the masks and other apparel with the symbol created “an issue of perceived bias,” according to the Baltimore Sun. Morrissey’s …
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South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem argued on “Fox & Friends” Wednesday that the backlash against the Sturgis motorcycle rally was “all politics” from the left. The Republican governor said the mainstream media “lied” by labeling the event as a “super-spreader” last summer. GOV. NOEM: The media lied about the event for a year. They’ve labeled it as a super-spreader. …
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Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn told CNN’s Van Jones on Tuesday, May 4, that it’s difficult to be called names by other members of the Black community and by white people amid burgeoning tensions between law enforcement and the public. Hahn, a 30-year veteran of law enforcement, told Jones, “I think probably the hardest thing for me and other African-American …
We could be at a generational turning point for finance. Politics, economics, international relations, demography and labor are all shifting to supporting inflation. After more than 40 years of policies that gave priority to the fight against rising prices, investor- and consumer-friendly solutions are becoming less fashionable, not only in the U.S. but in much …