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Hogan Praises Approval of Visas to Support Crab Industry

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is praising federal approval for thousands of additional visas for foreign workers this summer to support the state’s crab industry.… Continue Reading

Items Seized From Mayor’s Office Shed Light on Investigation

Officials in Baltimore’s City Hall have released a list of items seized by federal agents when they raided former Mayor Catherine Pugh’s office.… Continue Reading

LISTEN: MARK KRIKORIAN: Cheap Foreign Labor Is Like A Drug – Employers Become Dependent.

INTERVIEW — MARK KRIKORIAN – Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) WH Immigration Plan Will Focus On Border Security And Merit-Based Immigration CIS: How Many Would Really Come if the Borders Were Open? Analysis of a recent Gallup poll: https://cis.org/Sussis/How-Many-Would-Really-Come-if-Borders-Were-Open… Continue Reading

Virginia Governor Proclaims May ‘Second Chance Month’

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has proclaimed May “Second Chance Month” in a bid to focus attention on criminal justice reform and inmate reentry programs.… Continue Reading

Trade Dispute With US a Political Challenge for China’s Xi

The tariff war between Washington and Beijing poses one of the biggest challenges yet for Chinese President Xi Jinping, potentially exposing his political vulnerabilities at a time when the Chinese economy is already slowing.… Continue Reading

Trump To View Hurricane Damage, Rally Supporters In Florida

President Donald Trump is set to view recovery efforts in the Florida Panhandle following last year’s Hurricane Michael, as well as lingering damage from the devastating Category 5 storm… Continue Reading

Teen Who Charged Attackers Was Lone Death In School Shooting

The lone fatality in the Colorado high school shooting was Kendrick Castillo, a friendly 18-year-old who, witnesses said, leaped from his desk in a literature class and charged the two attackers… Continue Reading

California Close To Revising Sex Ed Guidance For Teachers

California is close to overhauling its guidance for teaching sex education in public schools, offering teachers a framework for talking to kindergartners about gender identity… Continue Reading