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President Biden participated in his first call with China’s Xi Jinping since becoming president

President Biden on Wednesday talked to Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking the first call Biden has had with the Chinese leader since being sworn in as America’s 46th commander-in-chief last month. “President Biden affirmed his priorities of protecting the American people’s security, prosperity, health, and way of life, and preserving a free and open Indo-Pacific,” according to …

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New York Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against Republican Activists, Including Bevelyn Beatty, For Planned Parenthood Protests

“For almost 50 years, Roe v. Wade has made clear the right of women to control their own bodies,” James said in a statement. “Despite the clear protections under the law, these individuals used violent and illegal tactics to harass, threaten, and block women from entering Planned Parenthood.” The lawsuit says that the women, who gained viral infamy for …

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Help Ashli Babbitt’s Legal Team Identify A Person of Interest Who Described Appalling Behavior by Police After She Was Shot

It’s been more than a month since unarmed Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed in the US Capitol. Investigators have recommended no charges for Capitol police officer who fired the shots. However, we still don’t know why his name is kept under wraps. The shooting of pro-Trump protester, Ashli Babbitt, remains under investigation by the DC Metropolitan …

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New offshore wind training facility could bring a boost to Salisbury’s economy

As the nation moves toward relying more on renewable energy, one local company is getting ready to provide training for those workers. “Everybody needs to go through training, and it’s a lot of people at the same time. So in the end I think we will have delegates here from the whole country,” said President …

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Del. commits to using 40% renewable energy by 2035

Delaware is one step closer on its path to relying more heavily on renewable energy. Wednesday Governor John Carney signed Senate Bill 33. The bill commits the first state to having 40% of its energy come from renewable sources by 2035. “It will set the standard for the energy sector and renewable energy up until …

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Poor People’s Campaign calls on President Biden to ensure rights for underserved communities

The Poor People’s Campaign is focusing on President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office. They say he can improve a number of services for neglected communities with their list of 14 policy recommendations. “Their concerns are marginalized in national and state political discussions. After 2020, 42% of the people in Delaware were poor or …

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Wicomico Co. Public Schools says they’re confident they can recover from learning loss caused by pandemic

It’s been almost a year since schools had to grapple with the decision to transition into hybrid and virtual learning models. Now  the effects of the new learning environment are coming to light. “We know that while some students have been thriving in the virtual learning environment, others are not meeting the success that we …

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Washington Football Team, former cheerleaders reach settlement in lewd video case

More than a dozen former cheerleaders who were reportedly used in a lewd video made for team brass without their knowledge have reached a settlement with the Washington Football Team. Cindy Minniti, an attorney representing the team and owner Dan Snyder, confirmed for FOX 5 on Wednesday that the team has “resolved all claims by former …

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City of Salisbury Purchases Truitt Street Community Center

NAI Coastal Principal Joey Gilkerson announced Thursday that the City of Salisbury had purchase the Truitt Street Community Center. Gilkerson has been working with the city to transform the former warehouse into a recreation center for local youth. This renovation led to the purchase last month. The city has been leasing the property since the  …

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Still Unclaimed! No one has come forward yet to claim the $731.1 million Powerball jackpot sold in Maryland

One of the largest jackpots in Maryland — and Powerball — history has yet to be claimed! No one has yet to come forward with the winning ticket that was sold for the Wednesday, January 20 Powerball drawing and that is worth an astounding $731.1 million! The lucky ticket was sold at the Coney Market, …

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