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Hyatt Hotels defended its decision to host the 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Friday, at a time when the political climate has become increasingly volatile, citing its belief that individuals and organizations should be able to peacefully gather and express their own views. A spokesperson for Hyatt told FOX Business in an emailed statement …

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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo attempted to explain his past interactions with staffers as the embattled Democrat is facing multiple accusations of sexual harassment. “Questions have been raised about some of my past interactions with people in the office,” Cuomo began in a press release on Sunday. “I never intended to offend anyone or cause any harm. …

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Issuing a dire warning on massive government spending leading to inflation, Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore said Americans do not need stimulus and handouts, they need an open economy and jobs. “The best thing Joe Biden could do right now is stop spending, stop borrowing, stop regulating, and let the economy get better on its …

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Loudoun County Public Schools is addressing a “media rumor” that claims books written by Dr. Seuss were banned by the public school system, saying that is false. In a statement posted on their Facebook page, LCPS says they believe the rumor started because March 2 is Read Across America Day and the school system has issued guidance for …

Loudoun County refutes “rumor” that Dr. Seuss books were banned from public schools Read More »

It is time for “tough, strong, and energetic Republican leaders” with “spines of steel” to take office and lead the nation into the future, former President Donald Trump said Sunday while railing against party members who “show more passion for condemning their fellow Americans than they have ever shown for standing up to Democrats, the media, …

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President Joe Biden’s open border policy has effectively revived “catch and release” and made it “recruit and release,” according to conservative Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark. “The Biden administration is literally tracking down illegal immigrants in Mexico that the Trump administration turned around and bringing them back to the border and letting them go,” Cotton told Sunday’s …

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Right now, you cannot buy beer or wine from just about any grocery stores in Maryland but there’s an effort underway by a Montgomery County lawmaker to change that. Delegate Lily Qi of Poolesville says it makes no sense for people to not be able to buy beer in wine in most Maryland grocery stores. Maryland is one of …

Support grows for bill to allow beer and wine sales in all Maryland grocery stores Read More »

Maryland lawmakers would charge fees on fossil fuels and high-emissions vehicles to reduce pollution within the state – and send the first $350 million annually to fund schools – under a bill in the state’s General Assembly. HB33, the Climate Crisis and Education Act, cross-filed with SB76, would require the state to reduce its carbon …

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 The Ocean City Development Corporation (OCDC) is collaborating with the town and the Ocean City Police Department to expand the Downtown Lighting Program. Business and property owners are encouraged to install lights for dark areas of their properties to reduce crimes and increase public safety. The Downtown Lighting Program was launched in 2018, but OCDC Executive Director …

OC Business and Property Owners Join Forces to Light up Dark Parts of Town Read More »

Don’t get caught with your pants down — unless, of course, you need a face mask in a jiffy. A woman in South Africa avoided getting thrown out of a Pick n Pay supermarket by using her panties as a mask. Smartphone camera footage obtained by Newsflash caught the bizarre interaction in which the store …

Woman uses her own thong as mask after nearly being kicked out of store Read More »