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The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled against Texas and other Republican-led states seeking to strike down Obamacare in the law’s latest test before the nation’s highest court. The top court voted 7-2 to reverse an appeals court ruling that had struck down the law’s individual mandate provision. Justice Stephen Breyer, who authored the opinion of …

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After an outcry at a raucous public meeting over a previous decision to rename Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples Day, the board of education at a New Jersey school district decided to strip all holiday names off of the school calendar. So holidays like Thanksgiving will not be on the calendar and will simply be called …

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A total of 65 live music venues, performances spaces and promotors across Maryland received a combined $10 million in relief as part of the state’s economic recovery plan. These new funds are in addition to the $30 million allocated earlier this year. “As we continue to move forward in our recovery, I am proud to …

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A D.C. jail inmate – who was convicted of murder at the age of 18 – will soon represent the residents of a Ward 7 neighborhood. Commissioner Elect Joel Caston was sent to prison 26 years ago, according to the Washington Post. In 2016, the D.C. native was brought back to the nation’s capital for a new round …

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A new video from a witness inside Nellie’s Sports Bar captured the moments leading up to a woman being dragged down the stairs over the weekend.  It comes just days after another video caught a security guard dragging 22-year-old Keisha Young by her hair. The incident almost immediately sparked outrage from many community members who …

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Just prior to Flag Day on Monday, Campus Reform reporter Ophelie Jacobson visited the University of Texas at Dallas to chat with students about what they believe the American flag symbolizes. And not only did they not know much if anything about Flag Day, most of the interviewees didn’t have a very high opinion about Old Glory. …

College students say American flag symbolizes ‘genocide,’ ‘extremism,’ ‘injustice,’ and ‘sins we’ve committed against others’ Read More »

Baltimore’s City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby claims to be a leader in criminal justice reform, but many of her policies and actions follow what other so-called progressive prosecutors have already implemented across the country. In March of 2020, Mosby said she would stop prosecuting what she calls “minor crimes” which includes trespassing, prostitution and certain drug crimes. …

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Chaos in west Baltimore Wednesday after police say multiple gunmen opened fire on a group that left one man dead and five others injured, including a 16-year-old boy. A mass shooting in broad daylight. Mayor Brandon Scott and police Commissioner Michael Harrison were at the shooting scene, both of them telling reporters it was a …

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A beer that tastes good and does good. Right now Big Oyster Brewery is brewing a new beer called “Sarah”. It’s named after a local woman currently battling breast cancer. It’s a beer that grabs your attention; not only by how it looks, but what it does. Coming out of a bright pink can, the beer probably tastes …

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Corporal Heacook was a tragic loss that struck the community and the state and now members of the Delaware General Assembly want to fix a problem that has been revisited a couple of times before. Delmar, tabbed as the little town too big one for one state elects two mayors and two councils. The police officers …

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