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A grim reminder of the events of the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot has been removed, Capitol police said on Wednesday. According to Capitol police, the fencing that surrounded the U.S. Capitol since the riot has been removed, and all roadways that had been blocked are now open. The fencing was installed when the National Guard established a …
US Capitol fencing completely removed, police confirm Read More »
Baltimore City’s top prosecutor is no stranger to questions about her outside business dealings and it turns out, the businesses in her name registered in Maryland aren’t the only ones. Business records from Osceola County, Florida indicate Marilyn Mosby holds a landlord license and runs a company called Mosby Rental. The business venture in the …
Marilyn Mosby holds landlord licenses in Florida for rental property Read More »
Tax troubles caught up to Baltimore City’s top political power couple in the fall of 2020 and despite statements that the IRS entanglements had been resolved, there isn’t a paper trail or evidence to back up the claims. The IRS slapped Nick and Marilyn Mosby, the City Council President and Baltimore City’s State’s Attorney respectively, …
Nick Mosby said $45K tax lien was settled in November; no documentation found Read More »
China took the U.S. to task Wednesday over racism, financial inequality and the federal government’s response to the coronavirus in an annual report that seeks to counter U.S. accusations of human rights abuses by China’s ruling Communist Party. The 28-page report issued by China’s Cabinet opens with “I can’t breathe,” a reference to George Floyd, …
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Thousands of people in Southwest Virginia voted Tuesday to elect a new state senator. Republican Travis Hackworth defeated Democrat Laurie Buchwald in the special election for Virginia’s 38th District in the Senate of Virginia. Hackworth fills the vacancy left by the death of Sen. Ben Chafin, who died earlier this year due to complications after contracting …
Gov. Ralph Northam is set to sign historic legislation that will put an end to the death penalty in Virginia, a state with a long and prolific history of carrying out executions. Northam scheduled a tour Wednesday of the death chamber at the Greensville Correction Center, then planned to sign the landmark legislation abolishing the …
Virginia Governor to Sign Legislation Ending Death Penalty Read More »
A Democratic proposal to eliminate a provision in Delaware law that allows employers to pay minors and probationary workers less than the minimum wage has cleared a Democrat-led House committee. The committee voted mostly along party lines Tuesday to send the legislation to the House floor. Proponents of the measure say all workers should be …
Bill to Eliminate Training Wage Heads to Delaware House floor Read More »
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris spend a lot of time together nowadays. They ride around in cars telling people to ‘Mask Up!’ together. They go on the road to speak about public events and sell a COVID relief package that has already been passed into law together. The bosom buddies travel on Marine One together. They have …
A formerly homeless veteran blasted the Biden administration’s “heartbreaking decision” to award Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) an $86.9 million contract for hotel rooms near the border for illegal families crossing into the United States, arguing on Tuesday that the current administration is “turning their back” on American veterans. “What I don’t understand is why we can allow our greatest heroes, our American veterans that …
The City Council in Evanston, Ill., voted 8-1 late Monday to approve a plan to make reparations available to Black residents over past discrimination and the lingering effects of slavery. The plan, which could be the first of its kind in the U.S., is to distribute $400,000 to eligible Black households. The Associated Press reported that qualifying households in the …
Evanston, Illinois first in US to pay reparations to Black residents Read More »