A wealthy stock trader was re-sentenced on Tuesday to five years in prison for his role in the fiery death of a man who was helping him secretly dig tunnels for a nuclear bunker under his home in Bethesda.… Read more
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Governor Hogan Slams Biden for Considering Relaxing Venezuela Oil Sanctions
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan took aim at President Biden on Tuesday night during an interview on Fox News for his consideration of relaxing oil sanctions against Venezuela. Hogan is in Florida this week meeting with Venezuelan American industry leaders and activists to discuss America’s energy and foreign policy future. … Read more
Virginia AG Miyares Pushes Back Against Dominion Wind Project
The Office of Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares voiced opposition to Dominion Energy’s large offshore windfarm proposal in a filing with the Virginia State Corporation Commission on Friday. The filing from his office claimed the proposed solar project is more costly than solar energy, not needed and accuses the company of overstating the project’s economic benefits.… Read more
Governor Hogan and Legislators Reach Deal to Cut Taxes for Seniors
Governor Hogan is using the historic $7.5 billion surplus generated by economic growth in the state to provide tax relief to seniors statewide. Under the plan released this week seniors in Maryland would receive a tax cut up to $1,750.… Read more
Maryland Lawmakers to Vote on New Congressional Map
Maryland lawmakers who produced the first congressional map drawn by Democrats to be struck down this redistricting cycle will vote on a new map this week, leading lawmakers announced Monday.… Read more
Violence on the Rise at Arlington Public Schools
In the past four days, violent fights involving weapons occurred near Thomas Jefferson and Gunston middle schools. Virginia Gentles, a Senior Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum, joined O’Connor & Company this morning to discuss the increase in violence in Arlington Public Schools.… Read more
Trump Claims his “Personality” Kept the U.S. Out of War
Former President Donald J. Trump delivered a speech to a roaring crowd in Commerce, GA over the weekend where he claimed it was his “personality” that kept America out of war during his time in office.… Read more
Anti-Venom Serum Rushed to Hospital to Help Virginia Man Bitten by Pet Snake
State police helped rush an anti-venom treatment to a Virginia hospital after a man was bitten by his pet African Pit Viper, authorities said Sunday.… Read more
Maryland Judge Throws Out Democrat Drawn Map for “Extreme Partisan Gerrymander”
Friday, Maryland judge Lynne A. Battaglia threw out the new congressional map passed by the democrat-led Maryland legislature claiming the districts were the product of “extreme partisan gerrymander”.… Read more
Peoples’ Convoy Set to Return to California
After spending more than three weeks camped out at the Hagerstown Speedway, the remaining drivers of the Peoples’ Convoy are going back where they came from. … Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Bethesda Man Re-sentenced to 5 Years for Deadly Bunker Fire
A wealthy stock trader was re-sentenced on Tuesday to five years in prison for his role in the fiery death of a man who was helping him secretly dig tunnels for a nuclear bunker under his home in Bethesda.… Continue Reading
Governor Hogan Slams Biden for Considering Relaxing Venezuela Oil Sanctions
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan took aim at President Biden on Tuesday night during an interview on Fox News for his consideration of relaxing oil sanctions against Venezuela. Hogan is in Florida this week meeting with Venezuelan American industry leaders and activists to discuss America’s energy and foreign policy future. … Continue Reading
Virginia AG Miyares Pushes Back Against Dominion Wind Project
The Office of Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares voiced opposition to Dominion Energy’s large offshore windfarm proposal in a filing with the Virginia State Corporation Commission on Friday. The filing from his office claimed the proposed solar project is more costly than solar energy, not needed and accuses the company of overstating the project’s economic benefits.… Continue Reading
Governor Hogan and Legislators Reach Deal to Cut Taxes for Seniors
Governor Hogan is using the historic $7.5 billion surplus generated by economic growth in the state to provide tax relief to seniors statewide. Under the plan released this week seniors in Maryland would receive a tax cut up to $1,750.… Continue Reading
Maryland Lawmakers to Vote on New Congressional Map
Maryland lawmakers who produced the first congressional map drawn by Democrats to be struck down this redistricting cycle will vote on a new map this week, leading lawmakers announced Monday.… Continue Reading
Violence on the Rise at Arlington Public Schools
In the past four days, violent fights involving weapons occurred near Thomas Jefferson and Gunston middle schools. Virginia Gentles, a Senior Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum, joined O’Connor & Company this morning to discuss the increase in violence in Arlington Public Schools.… Continue Reading
Trump Claims his “Personality” Kept the U.S. Out of War
Former President Donald J. Trump delivered a speech to a roaring crowd in Commerce, GA over the weekend where he claimed it was his “personality” that kept America out of war during his time in office.… Continue Reading
Anti-Venom Serum Rushed to Hospital to Help Virginia Man Bitten by Pet Snake
State police helped rush an anti-venom treatment to a Virginia hospital after a man was bitten by his pet African Pit Viper, authorities said Sunday.… Continue Reading
Maryland Judge Throws Out Democrat Drawn Map for “Extreme Partisan Gerrymander”
Friday, Maryland judge Lynne A. Battaglia threw out the new congressional map passed by the democrat-led Maryland legislature claiming the districts were the product of “extreme partisan gerrymander”.… Continue Reading
Peoples’ Convoy Set to Return to California
After spending more than three weeks camped out at the Hagerstown Speedway, the remaining drivers of the Peoples’ Convoy are going back where they came from. … Continue Reading