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An Augusta woman thought she would tidy up a little before going to bed by picking up some fuzz on the floor, but she got more than she bargained for. Trish Wilcher “went to reach for it, and it moved,” she told news outlet WJBF. “And then a second later another piece moved, and I …
The Government Accountability Institute is alleging that President Joe Biden benefited from Hunter Biden’s business deals, according to data from his laptop. “We do have a copy, by the way, here at GAI, of [Hunter Biden’s] laptop and all the files,” the institute’s president, Peter Schweizer, said Monday on “The Sean Hannity Show.” “It confirms …
If the late Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged partner in sex trafficking can be granted a laptop 13 hours a day to actively participate in her defense, why not January 6 defendants? The jailhouse accommodation for Ghislaine Maxwell is the most prominent example cited in a bail application for alleged Capitol rioter Dominic Pezzola, submitted to D.C. …
January 6 inmates endure “human rights violations on a daily basis”: bail motion Read More »
On Monday Texas Democrats abandoned their duties as state representatives, boarded private jets (without masking) and travelled to Washington D.C. to seek “refuge.” They left the state in order to block Republicans from obtaining quorum and passing a new voter integrity law. My Democratic colleagues and I are leaving the state to break quorum and …
Texas Democrats Are Getting Roasted for Their Latest Stunt Read More »
Two teenagers allegedly involved in an attempted carjacking in the Navy Yard neighborhood in Washington, D.C. had their charges dropped as similar incidents are on the rise in the nation’s capital. The Metropolitan Police Department said in a press release the incident occurred on Friday and a total of four suspects were involved. The suspects …
Democratic legislators in New York are opposing plans to open Chick-fil-A restaurants at rest stops in the state, citing the fast-food chain’s past donations to groups accused of opposing same-sex marriage. “Chick-fil-A, through the charitable wing of its business, has a history of donating millions of dollars to organizations that are discriminatory and anti-LGBTQ organizations,” Democratic Rochester-area Assembly Member Harry …
New York Democrats accuse Chick-fil-A of discrimination, want to ban it from rest stops Read More »
A 19-year-old woman was charged Friday with a hate crime accusing her of stomping on a pro-police sign and throwing it in the trash — all in front of an officer who had just given her friend a speeding ticket. The woman was charged Friday in Garfield County’s 6th District Court with criminal mischief. The …
How a 19-Year-Old Got Charged with a Hate Crime for Teasing a Cop Read More »
Former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean said Tuesday on MSNBC’s “The Beat” that Republicans did not “give a damn about the United States of America.” After playing a video from CPAC, of a panelist arguing against door-to-door vaccination efforts, guest-host Jason Johnson said, “Why are they fear-mongering about something that simple that’s already happening?” Dean …
Olympians this year made headlines not for their incredible athletic feats or victories but for the obstacles standing in their way. World Athletics, the international sports governing body, barred two Namibian women from running in various races because of their “natural high testosterone level,” the Namibia National Olympic Committee said. Republican lawmakers chastised hammer thrower Gwen Berry …
Thousands of Maryland children returning to school this fall – including many of the 400,000 returning to in-person instruction for the first time in 18 months due to the impact of COVID-19 – won’t have the supplies they need for success in the new academic year. To help these students prepare for learning and growing …
Statewide Effort Underway to Collect Back to School Supplies for Md. Students in Need Read More »