Tuesday marked the third slate of primary elections with voters heading to the polls in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Idaho, Kentucky and Oregon to decide their party’s nominee for this Fall’s general election. While elections were held across the country, all eyes were on the high profile Republican primary election to fill Pennsylvania’s vacant Senate seat.… Continue Reading
McDonald’s Shutting its Doors in Russia
On Monday, worldwide mega-chain McDonald’s announced plans to sell its assets in Russia following the country’s invasion into Ukraine. This marks the end of a more than 30 year business relationship that McDonald’s has had with Russia.… Continue Reading
Governor Hogan Signs 140 Additional Bills Into Law
Governor Larry Hogan today signed an additional 140 bipartisan bills into law, including the state’s historic capital budget, as well as measures to cap the cost of insulin, expand the state’s commitment to fight dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and permanently allow paramedics and EMTs to administer vaccines.… Continue Reading
Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces Violent Crime Task Force
Governor Glenn Youngkin today formally announced the creation of a task force of executive branch and office of the Attorney General officials to better align strategies to reduce violent crime in cities and communities across the Commonwealth. Leaders from the Task Force will continue conducting community leadership meetings across the Commonwealth. Governor Youngkin attended a community leadership meeting in Petersburg on Monday, May 9th. … Continue Reading
DeSantis Signs into Law Bill Banning Protests in Front of Private Homes
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is once again leading the charge against the radical left, establishing a precedent in Florida that protests in front of private homes will not be tolerated by state and local officials. Following demonstrations outside the homes of Justices Alito and Kavanaugh homes over the past week in response to leaked reports that the Supreme Court plan to overturn Roe v. Wade, DeSantis is putting his foot down on the potential of similar situations in the Sunshine State.… Continue Reading
Maryland Parents Push Back Against Gender and Identity Topics in Kindergarten Classrooms
Parents in the state of Maryland are taking the fight to local school boards over their controversial decision to force educators to add topics related to gender and identity to the classroom. The framework created by state school boards advises schools to teach children as young as five and six about how to “recognize a range of ways people express their identity and gender.”… Continue Reading
Jury Sees Pics of Heard’s Swollen Face After Fight with Depp
Jurors in Johnny Depp’s libel trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, saw photos Monday of her with red marks and swelling on her face after their final fight before their divorce, and heard testimony about her expertise in covering up bruises with makeup.… Continue Reading
Baltimore Defense Attorney Loses Bid for New Trial
A prominent Baltimore defense attorney has lost his bid for a new trial on charges of money laundering for a drug organization.… Continue Reading
Amber Heard Expected to Resume Testimony in Depp Libel Trial
Amber Heard is expected to take the witness stand Monday for a third day of testimony in a libel suit filed against her by her ex-husband, Johnny Depp.… Continue Reading
MD Gov. Hogan Signs Bills to Strengthen Cybersecurity
Gov. Larry Hogan signed measures to strengthen cybersecurity in state and local governments in Maryland on Thursday, after lawmakers approved legislation and big investments earlier this year to protect vital systems against cyberattacks.… Continue Reading
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