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The Supreme Court delivered a significant victory to Trump today. SCOTUS determined that a former President is granted absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within their constitutional authority. Furthermore, the Court stated that a former President is at least presumed to have immunity from prosecution for all official acts but not for unofficial actions. Screenshot, US Supreme Court
Several new laws will be implemented in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia regions starting next week. These laws cover a range of topics including minimum wage increases, animal cruelty regulations, and ticket-selling practices. As of next Monday, a number of new laws will come into effect across our region. Some of these laws pertain to raising the minimum wage, combating animal cruelty, and bringing transparency to ticket sales. Below are some of the laws set to go into effect on July 1 in DC, Maryland, and Virginia: DC Minimum wage increase: The minimum wage in the District will rise from…
Drivers in Maryland are facing an increase in car registration fees, which came into effect on July 1st. Previously, the fee for vehicles weighing up to 3,700 pounds was $135 for two years. However, with the new regulations, owners of cars up to 3,500 pounds will now pay $221 every two years. This adjustment is a result of a recent legislation passed by the Maryland General Assembly, with the aim of channeling the additional revenue toward road improvements and supporting trauma centers across the state. For more detailed information on the new fee structure, drivers can refer to the updated…
Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, Twitter Three days ago, Michael Everett Calvert was slated to be Oxford, Maryland’s new town manager. But, in 1994, he was Court Case Number: 00709028D5. Michael Calvert of Lexington, South Carolina was going to be Oxford, Maryland’s new town manager replacing the retiring Cheryl Lewis. Lewis is retiring at the end of June after twelve years in the position. She has been a controversial figure in the town, particularly in the last year and a half after the sudden retirement of long-time police chief Pat Maxwell in February of 2023. That event led to the citizens…
In Hagerstown, Maryland, a man named Anthony Jacob Fritz was arrested on Friday for reportedly making threats to bomb a Maryland Vehicle Administration (MVA) building where he worked. Fritz, an employee at the MVA on Colonel Henry K. Douglas Drive, is facing charges for making threats of mass violence and arson. The incident unfolded at around 10:30 a.m. on Friday when a Maryland State Police trooper was alerted by colleagues about Fritz’s alleged bomb threat towards the building. Following a preliminary inquiry, law enforcement officers called in the Office of the State Fire Marshal Bomb Squad and an explosive detection…
Motorcycles are very dangerous. There’s no margin of error, and your not protected like in a car. It doesn’t matter how good of a driver you are – it’s about others who aren’t.
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.
