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Republican Congresswoman Mace calls Democrats’ D.C. statehood bill ‘ideological terrorism’

During debate on the Washington, D.C., statehood bill on Thursday, South Carolina Republican Rep. Nancy Mace called the legislation “ideological terrorism.” The bill would repeal the 23rd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and redraw the existing boundaries of the nation’s capital to create the “State of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth.” The legislation passed in the House following the debate, 216-208, along party lines. …

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Bladensburg officer charged with sex abuse of a minor in Baltimore County, police say

A Bladensburg Police officer faces multiple sex charges after authorities say he sexually abused a minor in Baltimore County, according to the Bladensburg Police Department. LoQune Brown is charged with two counts of third-degree sex offense, two counts of sex abuse of a minor, and two counts of second-degree assault. The Baltimore County Police Department …

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One-Third of Black Adults Less Likely to Buy Coca-Cola After It Condemned Georgia Election Law

One-third of likely black voters are less likely to purchase Coca-Cola after it spoke out against Georgia’s election integrity law — despite the false left-wing narrative that the law suppresses minority voters — a Rasmussen Reports survey released Wednesday found. Coca-Cola is one of the first companies to speak out against Georgia’s law, which improves …

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Delta CEO expects COVID immunity proof for international flight but won’t call it ‘vaccine passport’

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian anticipates some proof of immunity to the coronavirus will be required to travel internationally but said the company will rely on regulators around the world to determine what is required and won’t be using term “vaccine passport.” “We don’t call it a vaccine passport. It carries too many connotations. …

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BLM Says Black Communities Are Being ‘Terrorized’ More Under Biden Than They Were Under Trump

President Joe Biden is allowing police to become more of a threat to black Americans than former President Donald Trump ever did, at least in one aspect, Black Lives Matter now claims. A tweet posted Tuesday criticized Biden over federal rules allowing police agencies to receive surplus military equipment. “Biden is currently sending more military …

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Hokies ex-soccer player files federal lawsuit against Virginia Tech coach, claims she was forced off team for refusing to kneel

A former Hokies soccer player is suing the Virginia Tech women’s soccer head coach for allegedly forcing her off the team after she refused to kneel with teammates prior to a game last autumn. Kiersten Hening, a former starting defender and midfielder for the Hokies, has filed a federal lawsuit against Virginia Tech head women’s …

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Nick Mosby dodges questions about tax lien as he changes his story again

The federal $45,000 tax lien placed on the home of City Council President Nick Mosby and his wife, Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, appears to still be in place despite Nick Mosby’s evolving story about the history of the tax tangle. FOX45 News attempted to get clarity about the lien that was placed in …

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University System of MD will require students & staff to get COVID vaccine

All 12 universities in the University System of Maryland will require students, faculty and staff to get the COVID-19 vaccine before returning to campuses this fall. USM Chancellor Jay Perman issued the mandate in announcement made Friday. In a statement, he said: I’d like to frame my remarks not only as System chancellor, but as a physician—a …

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Florida couple invites wedding guests to ‘dream home’ they thought was vacant

A Florida couple hoped to have their dream wedding on the grounds of a magnificent, multimillion-dollar mansion that boasts a tennis court, gazebo and a pool with a waterfall. The only problem was, they never told the home’s owner about their plans. Courtney Wilson and Shenita Jones had invited their whole family to the nuptials …

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White lecturer tells students she’s ‘sick’ of talking about Black Lives Matter

A white lecturer at a college in upstate New York is under probe by the school — because she told students she was “sick” of talking about the Black Lives Matter movement. A video posted to Instagram on Monday was recorded in the fall during a video conference call for a writing course at SUNY …

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