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Donald Trump was ready to expand his military crackdown into more Democratic cities on Sunday as Chicago was expected to receive National Guard troops and Baltimore was given a stark warning they would be next. A US official told ABC News on Sunday that the Pentagon was planning to deploy troops to Chicago after Trump hinted that the Windy City would be the …
A recent report from Variety claims that the top echelons of Disney are scrambling to figure out how to entice the male demographic back into theaters, specifically Gen Z men. Apparently, a media company alienating 50% of their audience base is, in fact, a bad business decision. The mind boggles… Keep in mind, this is the same …
Disney Wants Men Back in Theaters After Years of Catering to Feminism Read More »
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Maryland nonprofit currently facing a series of transparency concerns was chosen by the Baltimore City government in 2021 to help manage millions of federal tax dollars after no other organization bid for the job, according to a Spotlight on Maryland investigation. The Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) has sent about $57 million tax dollars …
How a little-known Maryland nonprofit was trusted to manage $57 million tax dollars Read More »
WICOMICO COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES Wicomico County Government Offices will be closed Monday, September 1, 2025, in observance of Labor Day. CONVENIENCE CENTERS, LANDFILL, BRUSH PILE, FERRIESLABOR DAY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE On Monday, September 1, 2025, the Newland Park Landfill and Brush Pile will be closed. All external Convenience Centers will be closed. Upper and Whitehaven Ferries …
September is National Prevention Suicide Month and September 7th – September 13th is National Suicide Prevention Week. Mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies, and community members throughout Wicomico County will unite on Wednesday, September 10th to participate in “Wear Yellow Day”. The “Wear Yellow Day” campaign aims to raise awareness about suicide prevention by teaching …
On account of grim demographic trends and unyielding pressure from the West, Japan may be about to get a lot more colorful, in a manner of speaking, and culturally enriched. Via Newsweek (emphasis added): “Japan logged its fewest births on record last year and more than twice as many deaths, according to a new government report, with Prime …
Is Japan About to Be Gifted With Our Greatest Strength™? Read More »
A growing share of U.S. home sales collapsed in July as wary buyers pulled back, underscoring the strain of elevated mortgage rates despite a modest uptick in overall existing-home sales. Roughly 58,000 purchase agreements fell through last month, equal to more than 15 percent of homes that went under contract, according to real estate brokerage Redfin. That’s …
Home Sales See Record July Cancellations As High Mortgage Rates Weigh On Buyers Read More »
President Trump’s Sunday morning attention centered on Maryland Governor Wes Moore, who on Saturday unleashed incendiary comments aimed at the White House. The far-left governor, just north of D.C., has watched his polling collapse as his party of leftist radicals drags Maryland into a power-bill crisis, fiscal turmoil, years of violent crime and chaos, and …
It Begins: Trump Responds To Leftist Maryland Governor After “Nasty” Comments Read More »
Wicomico County, MD – The Wicomico County Upper Ferry has been out of service since June 27, 2025, following the conclusion of its service day due to mechanical challenges impacting the vessel’s operation. These mechanical challenges posed a safety concern, and out of an abundance of caution, the County suspended service immediately. In addition to …
Upper Ferry Temporarily Out of Service for Mechanical Repairs and Scheduled Overhaul Read More »
Forget what the media tells you, the latest round of inflation data was troubling. The headline numbers for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the month of July pointed to a slowdown in inflation: month over month (MoM) CPI came in at 0.2% while year over year (YoY) at 2.7% on expectations of 0.2% and 2.8%, …
The Fed is About to Start Cutting Right as Inflation Reignites Read More »