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President Trump downplayed concerns that his forthcoming round of 25% tariffs on all foreign-made vehicles will cause prices on those automobiles to spike, arguing that it will be a boon for American-made autos. Last week, Trump announced plans to slap 25% tariffs against vehicles made outside the US as part of his “Liberation Day” push on April 2, …

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The scene unfolds outside the tall chain-link fence surrounding the Worcester County Jail, where an unseen cameraman approaches Cpl. Caleb Foster, dressed in his brown correctional officer uniform. “What are you doing here? You can’t be back in here,” Foster says, hands in his pockets, starting down the camera. “Want me to call the sheriff’s …

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One of Democrats‘ biggest rising stars is just as baffled as others on why younger male voters are abandoning the party. The 2026 midterm elections are gearing up and Democrats are desperate to gain back a majority in the House or Senate to stop Republicans railroading through every nomination and policy proposed by President Donald Trump. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, however, struggled …

Maryland governor Wes Moore stuck for words explaining why youth abandoned party Read More »

Carrie Underwood, Brooks & Dunn, Luke Bryan and Luke Combs will headline this year’s Country Calling Festival, which will be held over the course of three days in October. On Wednesday, C3 Presents announced the lineup for the second annual Country Calling Festival, which will take place in downtown Ocean City Oct. 3-5. The fall …

OC’s second annual Country Calling music festival to bring stars Read More »

If HHS Secretary and healthy food advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has his way, SNAP will stand for Soda Not Allowed Period. On Friday, Kennedy brought his “Make America Healthy Again” campaign to West Virginia, where Republican Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced that he will be seeking permission from the Department of Agriculture to put soda …

RFK Jr. Moves to Cut Soda from List of Approved Food Stamp Purchases – Pay Attention to Who Is Fighting Him on It Read More »

Parking fees will increase throughout town, beginning next month. Last Monday, the Ocean City Council approved a resolution, effectively increasing paid parking on streets and in municipal lots throughout town. The fee change will take effect April 1. Fees for the Inlet lot, as well as all on-street paid parking and parking lots located on …

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The legislation is part of an effort by some lawmakers to counter President Donald Trump’s deportation efforts Maryland lawmakers considered a bill Thursday that would end cooperative agreements between local sheriff’s departments and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The legislation is part of an effort by some lawmakers to counter President Donald Trump’s deportation efforts. The …

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Del. Wayne Hartman and Sen. Mary Beth Carozza Will security guards at cannabis dispensaries get to skip background checks? Will the state approve new conservation guidelines for endangered bats? Will the Orange Crush be named the official Maryland state cocktail? We’ll find out soon enough. With just 10 days remaining in the 2025 Legislative Session, …

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During the online “Overtime” segment of Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” Columbia University Associate Professor and New York Times columnist John McWhorter stated that NPR should abandon its taxpayer funding. McWhorter stated, “I love NPR. I listen to NPR almost every day, have since 1975…I love it for its point of view. But since 2020, it …

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Maryland lawmakers are scrambling to address a staggering $3.3 billion budget shortfall. To close the gap, far-left Governor Wes Moore and activist Democrats have proposed a wave of tax hikes that would hit Marylanders’ wallets the hardest amid a deepening affordability crisis. With power bills already skyrocketing to record highs for many folks due to …

Maryland Democrats Pass “Sleep Tax” – Is A Thinking Tax Next? Read More »