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A band of herpes-ridden monkeys are roaming across northeastern Florida after escaping from a state park miles away, threatening the locals and the environment. The rhesus macaques were living at the Silver Springs State Park near Ocala, Florida, but the creatures, native to south and southeast Asia, escaped the area and have since been spottedContinue reading “Band of herpes-ridden monkeys are roaming residential neighborhoods in northeast Florida after just 12 were introduced in the 1930s but reproduced at alarming rates”

Two may be better than one, at least when it comes to fighting arthritis. Recent research at the Salk Gene Expression Laboratory has found that a combination of two osteoarthritis drugs is better than either one alone. In fact, researchers say the medicinal cocktail actually reversed signs of the condition in rats. Osteoarthritis, known asContinue reading “Powerful Drug Combo Offers Potential Osteoarthritis Relief”

On behalf of Governor Larry Hogan, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Fishing and Boating Services is seeking qualified applicants to nominate for the Maryland Obligatory seat on the Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council.  The Maryland Obligatory seat currently held by Earl Gwin, who is completing his first term, will become vacant August 2020. The Governor’s Office will nominate threeContinue reading “Seeking Applications: Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council Maryland Obligatory Seat”

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is in Iowa doing last-minute campaigning on behalf of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT). During an event in Clive Iowa, Omar explained how her idea of the “American Dream” were shattered once she came to America. “When I first came to the United States, I remember one of the first things thatContinue reading “WATCH: Omar Trashes the U.S. for Not Living Up to Her ‘American Dream’”

If past is prologue, the losing team in Sunday’s Super Bowl will swallow its bitter disappointment and graciously offer its congratulations to the winners. Our politics used to be like that. After Vice President Al Gore lost the 2000 presidential election by a 5-4 vote in the Supreme Court, he expressed his disagreement and frustration,Continue reading “Hillary Clinton ended the practice of humble concessions: Goodwin”

Ronald Reagan once quipped, “They say the world has become too complex for simple answers. They are wrong.” That’s a lesson Rep. Mike Gallagher, R-Wis., proved on Jan. 29 with his simple, but much needed, bill to improve our overburdened immigration courts. His bill, barely more than a page long, would fix a long-standing weaknessContinue reading “Rep. Mike Gallagher Files Bill Giving Immigration Judges Contempt Authority.”

A recently released study confirms the suspicion that American higher education has become absurdly and ruthlessly monolithic in terms of political ideology. The study found that the ratio of college professor donations to Democrats as opposed to Republicans was 95:1. Besides federal agency employees, few other industries outside working for the Democratic National Committee orContinue reading “Study Reveals the Absurd Conformity of Higher Education”