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Police officers in New York state could only use physical force as a last resort, would have to meet a higher threshold for using deadly force and would face new criminal penalties for violating those guidelines under a sweeping legislative proposal unveiled Friday. If adopted, the changes could drastically alter the nature of law enforcement …

How a Sweeping New Proposal Would Limit Police Use of Force in New York Read More »

When John Saul’s Marine air-ground task force landed in the Persian Gulf in 1991, the oil fields in Kuwait were ablaze. Heavy, dark smoke colored the sky. “It was black at midday,” he told The War Horse. “Solid black.” The fumes hung onto every breath the 24-year-old helicopter mechanic took. “You could smell it and …

“Nearly All” VA Claims for Gulf War Illness “Improperly Denied” Read More »

Two weeks ago, the Army’s official recruiting website released a series of animated advertisements showcasing the stories of several soldiers on their journey to join the nation’s oldest branch. One in particular features Cpl. Emma Malonelord, a soldier raised in California by two moms. Since its upload to YouTube, however, this video’s comment section has been disabled. …

Comment section removed from Army recruiting ad featuring soldier with two moms Read More »

For 15 months, the data regarding COVID-19 illness, hospitalizations, and deaths have been suspect. This statement does not mean COVID-19 does not exist or that some people who contracted it did not suffer from severe illness and die from it. However, the prepositions, with, for, and of are critical qualifiers in tracking the actual impacts …

VINDICATED: Study Admits There Is a Difference Between Hospitalization ‘With’ and ‘For’ COVID-19 Read More »

Sales of existing homes dropped 2.7% in April from March to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 5.85 million units, according to the National Association of Realtors. It was the third straight month of declines, the group said. Sales were 33.9% higher than April 2020, but that comparison is an anomaly because the housing market …

April existing home sales drop, marking three straight months of declines Read More »

Lefties have been demanding police wear body cameras for years, believing the public would finally see all the wanton acts of violence perpetrated by cops against peaceful, law-abiding members of society. Then they saw the truth. New York Attorney General Letitia James has wanted body cams since the death of Eric Garner, back in 2014 …

The Left Wanted Body Cams on Cops, Until They Saw the Truth Read More »

Cellphones may seem superpowered these days, but robocalls are still the kryptonite. Americans got 58.5 billion robocalls in 2019, the most in history, according to You Mail, a company that develops robocall blocking software. “I get at least 2 or 3 a day,” said Thomas Davidson, who has been hounded by robocalls for as long …

We bought 16 new cellphones, and most started getting robocalls before we even used them Read More »

(SALISBURY, MD) – The Maryland State Police and the Office of the Maryland State Fire Marshal are asking for the public’s help as they continue to investigate a fatal house fire in Wicomico County Friday morning. Anyone who has information or may have seen someone or something suspicious in the area of the 28000 block …

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Dozens of people gathered in an Eastern Shore city on Saturday for the unveiling of a memorial honoring three young Black men who were lynched by white mobs in a Maryland county decades ago. The “Silent No More” event in Salisbury paid tribute to Garfield King, Matthew Williams and an unknown man who also was …

Memorial to 3 Lynching Victims Unveiled in Maryland City Read More »