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Nine buildings in the west end of Ellicott City will be saved with a change to Ellicott City’s “Safe and Sound” plan. The plan was developed after two floods tore through the town’s historic Main Street in two years. Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced that the planned north tunnel would be extended. The new …
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A New Jersey gym owner is riffing on Krispy Kreme’s popular offer of free donuts for vaccinated customers — by handing out free memberships to people who don’t get vaccinated. Ian Smith, co-owner of The Atilis Gym, located in Bellmawr, NJ, tweeted out the provocative offer earlier this week, kicking up a storm of controversy in the process. “In …
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The Los Angeles Times has acknowledged receiving a $10 million loan through the federal Paycheck Protection Program, money the newspaper says will help cover payroll and other employee-related costs amid a dramatic plunge in advertising revenue. The news organization on Tuesday reported on the loan on its own pages. The story says the organization was “dealt a significant …
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reportedly fast-tracked COVID-19 testing for his relatives and other VIPs while simultaneously prohibiting nursing homes from testing incoming patients for the virus. During the early stages of the pandemic, Cuomo’s administration arranged special access to COVID-19 testing for members of the governor’s family and other well-connected individuals, according to reports …
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on Wednesday refused to wear a mask during a press conference on Capitol Hill after a reporter repeatedly asked him to put one on as a courtesy to others in the room. “Would you mind putting a mask on for us?” a reporter asked Cruz as he stepped up to a bank of microphones. …
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Former President Donald Trump is growing frustrated with the lack of movement around a new super PAC intended to further solidify his influence over the GOP, according to two people familiar with the conversations. Trump advisers first shared the plans in late February for a super PAC as part of a post-presidency political operation. Trump told allies at the time that he’d …
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into the East Sea, Japan’s prime minister said, the first major provocation by Pyongyang since President Biden entered office. The launch came a day after South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff disclosed that Pyongyang had fired two cruise missiles off its west coast on Sunday, its first missile test in approximately a year. …
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The Secret Service may have attempted to help Hunter Biden when the president’s son lost a firearm back in 2018. According to a report by Politico, the Secret Service attempted to take possession of paperwork documenting the transaction of Hunter Biden buying a gun from a gun store in Wilmington, Del., after the president’s son lost the …
The Federal Bureau of Investigation was aware of accused mass killer Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa’s potentially dangerous background even before he carried out the massacre that took the lives of 10 people in Boulder, Colorado, according to reports. Tuesday, the New York Times reported that 21-year-old Alissa was “previously known” because he reportedly had connections to another …
If you’re hoping to escape to Virginia Beach for the higher temperatures this weekend, expect some traffic delays. Right now there is a 3 mile back up. While the beaches are open, the restaurant capacity in Virginia remains at 25.