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The Biden administration’s catastrophic open-borders policy has been a boon for predatory human smugglers and a scourge for struggling Americans who live in border states. Emily Lord King is a rancher in South Texas who said smugglers are crashing the fences on her property and using her land as a dumping ground for illegal aliens. She told …
Former Councilman Jack Evans owes $20,000 in unpaid fines to the D.C. Board of Ethics and Government Accountability for his settlement, according to Rochelle Ford, director of the Office of Government Ethics in D.C. Evans initially owed a total of $55,000 in fines for his ethics violations after reaching two settlements that allowed him to avoid a …
Former DC Councilmember Jack Evans owes $20,000 in unpaid ethics fines, officials say Read More »
A Virginia restaurant owner is openly defying health authorities’ COVID-19 restrictions as the fate of his business lies with a judge. For more than a month now, the owner of Gourmeltz restaurant in Fredericksburg has refused to make his workers wear masks. The state has sued to force him to close, and a judge has …
A man in a stolen car with a flat tire stole another car when two men pulled over to try to help, police in Montgomery County said. Montgomery County Police said the incident happened on March 10 in the area of Layhill Road near the Interconnector Highway (ICC). Officers responded to the scene just after …
Man in stolen vehicle with flat tire steals car of people who pulled over to help Read More »
First Lt. Conor McDowell didn’t know he was writing about himself when he detailed concerns about rollover accidents he was seeing while training at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California. “Sometimes you just need to vent even if it’s to a piece of paper,” he wrote in his journal to his fiancé, Kathleen Bourque. …
It’s a new year, but many of the same old problems remain when it comes to tax filing. A month after the IRS started processing returns, complaints are already coming in about late refunds. Heather Niehaus is a busy mom of a 2-year-old girl, and every dollar counts at her home. So she filed her …
The Virginia Military Institute has altered its ritual of expelling cadets by waking them up in the middle of the night to the sound of beating drums. The Washington Post reported Tuesday that the school is no longer announcing the expelled students’ names during the so-called “drum outs.” The practice involves waking up the entire …
VMI no longer names expelled cadets during ‘drum out’ ritual Read More »
There’s once again talk about the Pentagon considering early-retirement for a Norfolk-based aircraft carrier, but Representative Elaine Luria says it would be a mistake. USNI News first reported the possibility last week, citing a legislative source indicating the possibility of retiring the USS Harry S. Truman early to save money, rather than having the carrier …
Chicken houses dot the landscape of the Eastern Shore, but what happens when they are no longer in use? Many sit idly by or are sometimes transformed into a storage facility for other farm equipment. When a farmer wants to rid their property of a former chicken house, it’s not as easy as just demolishing …
County Council Looks to Remediate Abandoned Chicken Houses in Wicomico County Read More »
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who’s facing calls for his resignation after mounting sexual harassment claims, is obsessed with “his hand size”—and “what the large size of his hands” meant to staff, one of his accusers told investigators Monday, according to her lawyer. Charlotte Bennett, a former Cuomo aide, spent four hours talking to two …