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If you saw something strange in the skies above Maryland and Virginia Wednesday afternoon? It may have been fragments of a falling meteor! An afternoon boom and fireball — that was seen, heard and felt in several states across the U.S. East Coast and as far north as Ontario — was likely a disintegrating meteor. The American Meteor Society …
On Wednesday night, Michigan witness Hima Kolanagireddy responded perfectly when an unhinged Democrat accused her of lying. “You’re allowing people to come in here and LIE! I know they’re lying!”, the far-left Democrat shouted. “Representative, you’re out of order. I’ve indulged you, and we’re going to move on”, responded the meeting chair. Rudy Giuliani fired …
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On Thursday during his show on MSNBC, anchor Joe Scarborough stated that President Donald Trump supporters are in a “cult” and should “get help from mental health providers.” The comments came while Scarborough was talking about the coronavirus pandemic with co-anchor Mika Brzezinski who said, “The question is why others won’t lead to save the …
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Delaware Governor John Carney announced Thursday a new stay-at-home advisory and universal mask mandate as coronavirus cases continue to surge. Carney strongly advised against gathering indoors with anyone outside your household from Dec. 14 through Jan. 11. The advisory does not apply to Delawareans in workplaces and traveling to and from work. In addition to the stay-at-home advisory, …
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In Fairfax County, a lawsuit reveals disturbing details of an alleged assault at Villa Bella in Burke, Virginia. According to court documents, the general manager of the Italian restaurant, Benny Genuardi, made “unwanted and unwelcome sexual comments” to 20-year-old Rue Choga on the job. The complaint states Genuardi began “using his power and position to …
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One of Joe Biden’s first priorities as president will be to risk stoking a new migrant crisis. After much trial and error, President Trump came up with arrangements with Mexico and Central American countries that drastically diminished the pressure from asylum-seekers on our southern border. Biden has pledged to overturn these policies, as well as undermine …
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President Trump’s lawyers shared dramatic video footage during a hearing Thursday at the Georgia legislature that they say depicts mysterious briefcases full of ballots being counted in the state after most election workers had been sent home for the night. The footage was shown during a hearing of the Georgia Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, at which the president’s legal team presented …
The Campbell County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday opposing coronavirus restrictions imposed by Gov. Ralph Northam, becoming the first locality in Virginia to declare itself a “First Amendment sanctuary.” The resolution was proposed in response to tighter virus restrictions announced by Northam before Thanksgiving limiting public gatherings to 25 people or fewer, expanding Virginia’s …
New data suggests students in Montgomery County Public Schools are earning failing grades during remote learning. The data also shows English and math grades have decreased since remote learning started. The data also highlights discrepancies between students of different socioeconomic backgrounds. According to statistics, African Americans and Hispanic FARM students are failing classes about seven times more …
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California sent about $400 million in fraudulent unemployment benefit payments to state prisoners, a state official said Tuesday, nearly triple the amount disclosed last week and a number that could grow as a criminal investigation continues. Nine county district attorneys and a federal prosecutor are investigating unemployment fraud involving payments from the California Employment Development …
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