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President Joe Biden is riding high on a public job approval rating his predecessor could only dream of as Americans are giving the 46th Commander-in-Chief high marks based clearly on his handling of the COVID-19 crisis. In new polling from Ipsos, Biden enjoys a 58 percent approval rating among registered voters, including 56 percent of independents — …
Turns out Americans actually like competent government Read More »
Can an American president be held accountable to those he kills or injures in an effort to hold onto power? That question is far from hypothetical. As president, Donald Trump orchestrated the “Big Lie” that his electoral defeat was fraudulent, and then exploited the beliefs of many of his supporters in that lie to foment a deadly …
President or not, Trump can be made to pay for the Jan. 6 insurrection Read More »
What can states do when the federal government not only keeps its border open, but directly invites the cartels and smugglers to bring in potentially millions of new migrants, along with cartel members, gangsters, and previously deported criminals? That is a question we never thought we’d have to grapple with, but it is of vital importance for …
Wall construction under Biden? Red states can complete border wall in Texas and Arizona Read More »
A deputy editor of one of America’s most prestigious medical journals was fired over statements he made expressing skepticism about structural racism in medicine on a podcast that has since been deleted. Activists called for a boycott against the Journal of the American Medical Association after Deputy Editor for Clinical Reviews and Education Edward H. Livingston, MD …
Feminist author Jill Filipovic suggested on Twitter this week that stay-at-home moms set a bad example for their children because their decision “not to work” sends the message that they are not ambitious. After sparking fury with her comments, she followed up with an apology for her “tone.” The Daily Wire reported that “Filipovic was reacting …
The Maryland House of Delegates approved an extensive police reform measure on Thursday that includes repeal of job protections long criticized for impeding accountability in misconduct cases. The bill, which passed on a 96-40 vote, would require body cameras by 2025. It also would put limitations on no-knock warrants and create a statewide use-of-force standard …
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The Delaware Senate has approved a bill mandating that weighted funding for disadvantaged school students become a permanent fixture in the state budget. The bill is an outgrowth of a legal settlement last year in a lawsuit over school funding. It passed the Senate on a unanimous vote Thursday and now goes to the House. …
Del. Senate Approves Permanent Funding for Disadvantaged Students Read More »
One Georgetown University law professor is no longer employed by the school, and the second has been placed on administrative leave, according to officials. Bill Treanor, the executive vice president and dean of the Law Center, provided a statement on Thursday indicating that Professor David Batson is on leave pending an investigation by the Office of …
Last month the Maryland Democratic House of Delegates overrode a bill which was vetoed by Governor Hogan that will cause an increase in the tax on tobacco products. The bill will bump the tax on cigarettes from $2.00 up to $3.75 a pack. You will see the increase starting Monday.
White House Press secretary Jen Psaki said most Americans can expect to start seeing direct deposits from the recent COVID-19 relief package as early as this weekend. “People can expect to start seeing direct deposits hit their bank accounts as early as this weekend,” Psaki said at a press briefing shortly after President Joe Biden …
$1,400 stimulus checks could hit bank accounts as soon as this weekend, White House says Read More »