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Trump Showed the Receipts, the Math Finally Works, and Now the Senate Can Pass the SAVE America Act

President Trump walked into the East Room Thursday night and did the one thing his critics have insisted for years he could not do. He produced documents. Not rally-stage assertions, not dueling affidavits, but declassified intelligence assessments, FBI case files, and Department of Homeland Security findings, all posted for public download at whitehouse.gov. For the better …

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Tillis Goes on Unhinged Rant Against SAVE America Act From Senate Floor, Vows to Block Measure (VIDEO)

Senator Thom Tillis (NC) on Thursday went ballistic in a long-winded rant against the SAVE America Act from the Senate floor. The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed the SAVE America Act as part of a National Security bill. On Thursday the House Budget Committee advanced the SAVE and Protect America Act through the budget reconciliation process. The House …

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Pete Hegseth and Todd Blanche Just Launched the Most Aggressive Leak Hunt in Pentagon History

The New York Times spent three years printing classified secrets and calling it journalism. He partnered with acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to build something no defense secretary has ever had – and the people who have been talking to reporters are about to wish they hadn’t. Effective immediately, the Pentagon’s Office of General Counsel …

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FCC Set to Rule Against ‘The View’: Report

A new report said that the Federal Communications Commission is likely to decide that the ABC show “The View” should not be classified as a “bona fide” news show. The action is expected by the end of August, according to Bloomberg. The FCC is also expected to move its investigation of several Disney-owned ABC stations to …

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Wicomico County Announces Relocation of Civic Center Box Office Renovation Nears Completion

Salisbury, MD – Wicomico County is pleased to announce that beginning Monday, July 20, the box office at the Wicomico Civic Center will relocate to its permanent location at the front entrance of the venue, marking another significant milestone in the facility’s ongoing renovation project. Visitors are encouraged to continue using caution and following all …

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A Viewer Writes – How is the price of mayonnaise related to the Strait of Hormuz?

I went to the north Wal-Mart this morning to purchase a plastic jar of Hellmann’s Mayonnaise 30 oz. I was surprised to find that Wal-Mart had raised the price almost 50 cents since last week. I didn’t purchase that product. I went home and called the 1-800 418-3275 number with the statement “Something To Tell …

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England World Cup legend Nobby Stiles died with dementia caused by heading 140,000 footballs during his iconic career, coroner rules

England World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with a brain condition caused by repeatedly heading a football, a coroner has ruled. Stiles, 78, a former Manchester United footballer and 1966 World Cup winner, died with severe dementia and had headed a football around 140,000 times during the course of his career, Stockport Coroner’s Court heard at the inquest …

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Maryland Fishing Report

The summer heat is on, but there is plenty of great fishing to be had throughout Maryland. Make sure your fishing license is up to date! As a reminder, under new regulations the Chesapeake Bay striped bass fishery is open to harvest through July 31 and then closed the entire month of August, reopening Sept. 1. This …

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Dem Leaders Asked to Sign NDAs Before Finance Meeting

Democratic National Committee leaders were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements before a private meeting on the party’s finances last month, while Chairman Ken Martin continues to face scrutiny over the party’s fundraising and financial position ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Axios, citing two people familiar with the discussions, reported on Thursday that the request …

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Rule Limiting International Students’ Time in U.S. Finalized

International students previously could stay as long as their program lasted. The Trump administration is ending that 1978 policy. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Thursday scrapped a long-standing policy that allowed international students to stay in the U.S. until they finish their program of study. The new rule will limit their stay in the …

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