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This “vulgar” Maryland billboard is causing a real stink — for calling President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris “s–theads.” The sign on Route 4 in Huntingtown shows the cartoon faces of the smiling commander-in-chief and his number two stuck on top of large emoji-style drawings of poop. “DON’T BLAME TRUMP! YOU ARE STUCK WITH …

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PLAINS, GA—In a rare interview with the media from his tiny dollhouse living room, former president Jimmy Carter expressed hope that he will no longer be considered the worst presidential failure in his lifetime. “I’ve been seen as one of the worst modern presidents for a long time,” said Carter, “but something tells me my …

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Cpl. Keith Heacook. Say his name, because the president of the United States won’t utter it, even though this officer was beaten to death in Biden’s own home state by a career violent criminal. For that matter, I can’t find too many Republicans mentioning this and turning Keith Heacook’s murder into the “Back the Blue” version …

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WASHINGTON, D.C.—A spokeswoman for President Biden said Wednesday that he remains committed to rolling back all of former President Donald Trump’s policies, including peace in the Middle East. Palestinians in the West Bank voiced their collective approval by launching celebratory rockets into Israel. “Everything President Trump did was completely wrong, so the opposite of what he did …

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Neither Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott nor Maryland Governor Larry Hogan provided any specifics about their crime meeting on Thursday. However, both leaders have long pointed to violent repeat offenders as a top priority. Last week, city police announced the arrest of 29 suspects who are accused of killing and injuring others on the streets of …

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After a debilitating and embarrassing cyberattack that crippled the supply chain for days, the Colonial Pipeline Co. buckled to the demands of hackers and paid nearly $5 million in ransom, Bloomberg reported Thursday afternoon. NBC and CNBC confirmed the report by speaking to a source familiar with the situation and an anonymous U.S. official. Nicole Perlroth, cybersecurity reporter for …

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A Baltimore man sentenced to 50 years in prison after his 4th trial for murder may now face a 5th trial. Judge Sylvester Cox issued a ruling today that Keith Davis, Jr. be granted the request made by his public defender. The decision was made based on a ruling from the Maryland Court of Appeals. …

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Chicago has released more than 1,000 feral cats onto the streets — hoping to end its long-running ranking as the rat capital of the US. The “Cats at Work” program came to light after the Windy City was named by pest control company Orkin as the rattiest city for the sixth consecutive year, with the Big …

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The number of open jobs in the U.S. reached a record high of 8.1 million in March, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. Job openings rose by 597,000 in March, an increase of 5.3 percent, to the highest level since the Labor Department began tracking the data in December 2000. The largest gains came in leisure …

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