Maryland
31 pieces tagged “Maryland”, newest first.
Expanding DC Could Counter Virginia Gerrymander
A novel idea notes that the District of Columbia doesn’t contain as much of Virginia as it legally could. That would upend the vote counts in increasingly blue Virginia.
A Putrid Potomac Problem
The Potomac River is chock-full of sewage, and the Trump administration and Democrat officials are exchanging blame. Who’s actually at fault?
Parents Beat Groomers 6-3
It should have been a 9-0 ruling, but six Supreme Court justices ruled on Friday that parents do have the right to opt their children out of sex-cult indoctrination in schools.
Six Justices Continue Avoiding the Second Amendment
Justice Clarence Thomas was abundantly clear in his dissent: “Until we are vigilant in enforcing it, the right to bear arms will remain ‘a second-class right.’”
Groomers v. Parents at the Supreme Court
A Maryland school district is fighting for the ability to indoctrinate children into the gender cult without parental opt-out.
The DEI Administration
The federal government is forcing police and fire departments to implement laughably low standards.
University of Maryland Must Hold Pro-Hamas Event, Judge Declares
In all fairness to the judge, UMD wanted to hold it anyway but caved due to reasonable backlash.
Another ‘Transgender Man’ Planned School Mass Murder
Authorities in Maryland thwarted a copycat high school rampage by a young woman who identified as a man.
Diversity, Equity, and the FBI’s New HQ
Virginia lawmakers and the FBI itself both have good reason to object to the location of the bureau’s new headquarters.
A Big Win for the Second Amendment
Maryland’s “assault weapons” ban must face “strict scrutiny.”
Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Filed by Those Who Found a WWI Memorial Cross Offensive
In a decision on Monday that preserves the thanks of a nation for the sacrifice of Americans who died in World War I, Maryland federal judge Deborah Chasanow (a Clinton appointee) threw out a lawsuit filed by the American Humanist Association over a forty-foot-tall war memorial that is almost 100 years old.