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It’s the strangest thing. You open your Facebook personal or group page and you see this message from FACEBOOK: This particular removal was regarding an article I wrote for our local online publication regarding local election results and then shared on that publication’s Facebook pages and with people who are friends and acquaintances. Facebook’s explanation? Yes, that’s right. The post I put up there for an article I wrote about local news is “SPAM” even though I don’t ask people to like a page to access the content on another site. That’s not the craziest one I have seen. A…
Republican State Senator Justin Ready thinks it is. He says the State will be going off a ‘financial cliff.” “It’s a self-created hole,” Ready told FOX 45’s Project Baltimore. “I’m disappointed but not surprised that we were downgraded to negative.” Ready was referring to the recent downgrade of the state by Moody’s, the agency that gives credit ratings for a variety of agencies, states, governments, etc. Their ratings are a barometer of the financial health of those groups. States often use Moody’s ratings to help boost business and investment in their economies. Moody’s has issued a warning for the state’s…
By Doug Bohn June 18, 2024 Public Domain The United Nations is actively navigating the river to one-world-governance, aka Globalism. While we, in these United States, take a breath on what we were sold as a “win” against the World Health Organization’s plans to implement their draconian “Pandemic Treaty” which is not a treaty at all (more on that in later articles) it comes to light that the United Nations has introduced what is called “Our Common Agenda”. Is our common agenda one focused on empowering the individual on a global scale? Is it an agenda to create a stronger team…
Wicomico County Council votes 5-2 on a referendum to eliminate the County Executive position from the charter. Two council members, James Winn and Josh hastings opposed. This will now be on the ballot come November for the citizens to decide to either keep or remove the executive form of government.
Starting on July 1, Maryland will increase the fines for driving without insurance. These penalties will be enforced when the Motor Vehicle Administration is informed that a vehicle with active plates does not have insurance. The vehicle owner will face an initial penalty for the first 30 days and subsequent daily penalties until new coverage is obtained or the plates are returned to the MVA. Beginning July 1, the penalty for the initial 30-day period will rise from $150 to $200, with an additional $7 assessed for each following day. Additionally, the annual maximum penalty will increase from $2,500 to…
U.S. District Judge Danny C. Reeves, Eastern District of Kentucky, Covington Division granted a preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of the Biden Administration’s new Title IX transgender rule in six additional states. The case in Kentucky is among at least seven backed by more than 20 states against the Title IX rule. The new states where the injunction is now in place are Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. “A rule that compels speech and engages in such viewpoint discrimination is impermissible,” Judge Reeves wrote. Addressing the controversy in the Title IX transgender rule which changed the definition…
Maryland Governor Wes Moore is set to grant pardons for 175,000 marijuana convictions on Monday. The move comes after Maryland residents voted to legalize recreational cannabis through a constitutional amendment in November 2022. Governor Moore further solidified this decision by signing a law in May 2023 aimed at establishing and overseeing the state’s cannabis industry. The pardons will specifically target possession charges, offering relief to about 100,000 individuals. In an interview with The Post, Moore expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “I’m thrilled that we have a genuine opportunity, through what I am endorsing, to correct numerous historical injustices. If we aim…
A man from Crisfield in Somerset County, Maryland, has been taken into custody by the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office on charges of abusing two minors. The arrest of 38-year-old Felipe Rodriguez took place on Tuesday, June 11th, following an investigation by the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division. Rodriguez is facing multiple charges related to the alleged abuse of the two minors spanning from 2017 to June 2024, including Assault First Degree, Child Abuse First Degree causing Severe Physical Injury, Assault Second Degree for Aggravated Assault, Child Abuse Second Degree, Sex Offense Third Degree, Sex Abuse Minor involving a…
Authorities in search of the suspect who fled Potomac High School. Law enforcement is seeking a suspect who opened fire at a Maryland high school football game on Saturday morning. The incident resulted in the fatality of a man in the bleachers and an injured child. The tragic event unfolded outside Potomac High School in Oxon Hill at approximately 11:20 a.m., as indicated by Prince George’s County Police in a statement shared on X, previously known as Twitter. Law enforcement officials respond to a shooting near Potomac High School in Oxon Hill, Maryland, on June 15, 2024. Responding officers discovered…
True To Form, The Backstabber Hogan Says He Will Not Support Trump Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter In a move that is somewhat surprising, President Donald Trump endorsed Maryland’s Larry Hogan for Senate on Friday, June 14. Hogan is running against Democrat Angela Alsobrooks. This is despite Hogan being very clear about how much he despises and will not support Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee. Trump said: “I’d like to see him win. I think he has a good chance to win. … I know other people made some strong statements, but I…
