An official says Rockville, Maryland is the first in the state to conduct its city elections through the Postal Service.… Read more
Yearly Archives: 2018
Historian Stole Nearly 300 Dog Tags of WWII Fallen Soldiers From National Archives, Authorities Say
On Monday, historian Antonin DeHays was sentenced in federal court to 364 days in prison for stealing hundreds of World War II dog tags from the National Archives.… Read more
Northam Wants to Raise Hotel, Real Estate Taxes to Fund Metro
On Wednesday, lawmakers will likely discuss adjustments to the state’s landmark bill to give permanent, ongoing funding to Metro. … Read more
IMF Chief Warns Global Trade System ‘In Danger Of Being Torn Apart’
Christine Lagarde urged countries to “reduce trade barriers and resolve disagreements without using exceptional measures.”… Read more
ON THE BORDER: National Guard Troops Extra Eyes For Border Patrol
Texas is deploying more than 1,000 National Guard troops along its 1,254 mile border with Mexico … Read more
Trump Ponders His Next Moves After FBI Raid On His Attorney
Reports have resurfaced that he’s considering firing Rosenstein or Mueller – or both. … Read more
Roy Moore Counter-sues One Of His Sexual Assault Accusers
The accuser, Leigh Corfman, claims Moore molested her when she was 14 and he was in his 30’s… Read more
LISTEN: KEN KLUKOWSKI Reviews Justice Neil Gorsuch’s First Year on the Supreme Court
Listen as Larry spoke with Ken Klukowski, General Counsel at The American Civil Rights Union and Senior Legal Editor at Breitbart News Network, regarding Justice Gorsuch’s first year serving on the Supreme Court.… Read more
Stock Indexes Rally As China’s President Eases Trade Fears
Stocks jumped Tuesday after Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing would reduce tariffs on imported cars and improve intellectual property protection, steps that could ease trade tensions.… Read more
Haley Says Russia Chose ‘Protecting a Monster’ Over Syrian People
“History will record that on this day, Russia chose protecting a monster over the lives of the Syrian people,” US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley stated on Tuesday.… Read more
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Yearly Archives: 2018
Maryland City is 1st in State To Adopt Mail-In Voting Format
An official says Rockville, Maryland is the first in the state to conduct its city elections through the Postal Service.… Continue Reading
Historian Stole Nearly 300 Dog Tags of WWII Fallen Soldiers From National Archives, Authorities Say
On Monday, historian Antonin DeHays was sentenced in federal court to 364 days in prison for stealing hundreds of World War II dog tags from the National Archives.… Continue Reading
Northam Wants to Raise Hotel, Real Estate Taxes to Fund Metro
On Wednesday, lawmakers will likely discuss adjustments to the state’s landmark bill to give permanent, ongoing funding to Metro. … Continue Reading
IMF Chief Warns Global Trade System ‘In Danger Of Being Torn Apart’
Christine Lagarde urged countries to “reduce trade barriers and resolve disagreements without using exceptional measures.”… Continue Reading
ON THE BORDER: National Guard Troops Extra Eyes For Border Patrol
Texas is deploying more than 1,000 National Guard troops along its 1,254 mile border with Mexico … Continue Reading
Trump Ponders His Next Moves After FBI Raid On His Attorney
Reports have resurfaced that he’s considering firing Rosenstein or Mueller – or both. … Continue Reading
Roy Moore Counter-sues One Of His Sexual Assault Accusers
The accuser, Leigh Corfman, claims Moore molested her when she was 14 and he was in his 30’s… Continue Reading
LISTEN: KEN KLUKOWSKI Reviews Justice Neil Gorsuch’s First Year on the Supreme Court
Listen as Larry spoke with Ken Klukowski, General Counsel at The American Civil Rights Union and Senior Legal Editor at Breitbart News Network, regarding Justice Gorsuch’s first year serving on the Supreme Court.… Continue Reading
Stock Indexes Rally As China’s President Eases Trade Fears
Stocks jumped Tuesday after Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing would reduce tariffs on imported cars and improve intellectual property protection, steps that could ease trade tensions.… Continue Reading
Haley Says Russia Chose ‘Protecting a Monster’ Over Syrian People
“History will record that on this day, Russia chose protecting a monster over the lives of the Syrian people,” US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley stated on Tuesday.… Continue Reading