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taxpayer dollars and his wife continue to collect payments from other government programs, a state lawmaker said Dec. 17. The Minnesota State Capitol in Saint Paul, Minn., on May 11, 2024. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch Times That’s concerning, state Rep. Kristin Robbins told the fraud-fighting committee that she chairs. “This is just one example of how …
Sheriff Matt Crisafulli’s request to increase starting salaries for new hires recruited as transfers from other law enforcement agencies went nowhere with the Worcester County Commissioners this week. Crisafulli had asked to increase deputy pay by 5%, for entry-level deputy sheriff to sergeant. That would bump annualized starting pay from $63,132 to $66,210, or $31.83 …
Sheriff’s plan to increase salaries mid-year rejected Read More »
It’s a grim reminder of the fact that Joe Biden’s legacy will live on longer than he does: A 31-year-old is dead thanks, authorities say, to the driving of a 54-year-old illegal immigrant who can’t properly speak English. Yet he was issued a commercial driver’s license in New York and became a bus driver. Joe Biden did …
Ocean City’s mayor fired back at state leaders last week for their involvement in a federal lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s order to freeze approvals for offshore wind projects. In May, a coalition of 18 attorneys general, including Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown, filed a lawsuit challenging the administration’s decision to halt indefinitely all permitting …
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Western Civilization needs to have an honest conversation about Islam after Sunday’s deadly shooting at Australia’s Bondi Beach, as it is by no means a stand-alone affair. Actor James Woods is someone who realizes this, as his Wednesday post on social media platform X showed. Woods noted that the shooters that day in Sydney, Australia, targeted Jews …
The Ocean City Police Department is seeking information that leads to the apprehension of the suspect, pictured above, in last year’s Truist bank robbery. Photo Courtesy OCPD With the case growing cold, city officials this week agreed to increase the reward for information that leads police to the perpetrator of a bank robbery that occurred …
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Scientists have found that the risk of shingles may rise slightly in the weeks following a Covid booster shot. The discovery comes from researchers at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, who analyzed electronic health records from more than two million people aged 12 and older who had received at least one Covid vaccine. The study …
Covid boosters increase risk of virus that harms brain health, new study finds Read More »
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Bottled water is often marketed as “pure” and “clean,” but independent studies reveal microplastics, endocrine disruptors and bacterial contamination—sometimes worse than tap water. Unlike EPA-regulated tap water, bottled water falls under FDA food guidelines, allowing manufacturers to hide test results and avoid strict oversight. PET bottles release harmful chemicals (antimony, BPS, BPF) when exposed to …
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Two Massachusetts men have been arrested in what prosecutors allege was a fraud scheme involving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. Antonio Bonheur, 74, of Mattapan and Saul Alisme, 21, of Hyde Park, were each charged with one count of food stamp fraud, according to a Department of Justice news release. The Justice Department reported the scheme …