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Cranbury Township drops eminent domain plan for Henry family farm after state rule change A fight to save a 175-year-old family farm in New Jersey is now over after the township and farm’s owners reached an agreement to avoid turning half of its land into affordable housing developments. “It’s been our legacy for 175 years, and all …
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Government-funded housing. Photo courtesy of the King County Housing Authority. While the government remains shut down because Democrats demand free healthcare for illegal immigrants, President Trump has ordered a sweeping audit of federal programs to ensure that other taxpayer-funded benefits are not being distributed to illegal aliens. The order encompasses at least 28 major programs across multiple …
Trump Citizenship Audit to Cut Section 8 Housing and Other Benefits to Illegals Read More »
In a city still scarred by the ashes of September 11, 2001, where nearly 3,000 Americans lost their lives to radical Islamic terrorism, New Yorkers deserve leaders who honor that tragedy with truth, not fiction. Enter Zohran Mamdani, the far-left Democratic Socialist eyeing the Big Apple’s mayoralty, who recently weaponized a fabricated family sob story …
Zohran Mamdani’s Tearful 9/11 Tale Unravels: Aunt Wasn’t Even in America Read More »
Gov. Wes Moore signed three memoranda of understanding between Maryland and state union leaders that pledge to raise wages and improve working conditions for firefighters and law enforcement. Moore declared that these agreements “will make sure that we have greater pay parity across all of our state unions. These agreements will affirm our commitment to …
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signs new agreements with 3 state police, fire unions Read More »
Article Responding To: SUN: Maryland AG says state officers should avoid enforcing immigration laws by CHEVALL PRYCE | BALTIMORE SUN Wed, October 15th 2025 at 8:24 PM Updated Wed, October 15th 2025 at 8:31 PM UserWay icon for accessibility widget As National Guard troops have been deployed to several U.S. cities by …
Dear Marylanders, Last Tuesday, the Salisbury University College Republicans hosted a huge debate in the lobby of the Purdue Business School. To watch the full 1+ hour debate, click here. Maryland College GOP Chairman & Maryland Maverick Host Colin McEvers clashed with SU Professor & Open Agenda Host Joe Venosa over the issue of the 287g Program, Illegal Immigration, and Deportations. …
Fox 45 Baltimore this week.. https://foxbaltimore.com/fox45-mornings/comptroller-md-population-rapidly-shrinking Just this past week the Maryland Comptroller’s office has released a report that the costly housing market is driving people to its neighboring States, in addition the State is seeing the State’s population is rapidly shrinking. So is there really a housing crisis in Maryland currently? All it seems …
In this episode of The Brief: Insights From The Inside, host Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Rep. Nancy Mace (SC-01) to discuss protecting women’s rights, keeping gender ideology out of K-12 classrooms, and demanding accountability in the Epstein files so victims see justice—because, as Mace says, “no one is above the law.” She also talks …
Nancy Mace on Protecting Women, Schools and Epstein Accountability Read More »
For immediate release: October 24, 2025 Contact: David Turner David.Turner@maryland.gov Governor Moore Statement on SNAP Benefit Impacts Due to the Federal Government Shutdown ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today released the following statement regarding SNAP benefit impacts due to the federal government shutdown: “In a letter dated Oct. 10, the Trump Administration directed the State of Maryland not …
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