Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
Maryland has approved the demolition and reconstruction of the historic Pimlico Race Course, crucial for preserving the Preakness Stakes and revitalizing local economic development. With over $400 million invested, the project aims to transform Pimlico into a modern multi-use venue, creating jobs, enhancing the community, and securing the racetrack’s future in Baltimore.
The New Land Wars series highlights the emotional and psychological toll of the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project on families. Legal threats and invasive surveys create chronic anxiety, eroding community trust and well-being. As Marylanders face the loss of their homes and legacies, the fight for resistance and hope intensifies against corporate aggression.
Ripped from the Roots: The Human Toll of Maryland’s New Land War Read MoreOn May 1, 2025, in San Marcos, California, heavily armed individuals mistakenly identified as law enforcement attempted to abduct two schoolchildren without legal authority. Their mother, Giselle Smiel, exposed systemic failures in protecting parental rights and due process, highlighting the dangers of Alternative Dispute Resolution tactics disguised as justice, endangering children in schools.
No Warrant. No Order. Just Lies. — The San Marcos School Ambush Exposing Family Court Fraud Read MoreA new era in Maryland sports is on the horizon. And this time, it’s not baseball or football making waves—but cricket. In an unexpected but thrilling development for Maryland sports …
Major League Cricket Comes to Maryland: Frederick Prepares for a Global Game-Changer Read MoreSeventeen-year-old Parker Jensen, a Marine Corps enlistee, was suspended from Towson High School for advocating the display of the U.S. flag in classrooms, violating Maryland law. His peaceful campaign faced backlash from the administration, reflecting a broader cultural trend where traditional patriotism is often punished in increasingly politicized educational environments.
The Flag, the Suspension, and the Fight for Patriotism in Maryland Schools Read MoreMahmoud v. Taylor highlights a troubling trend in American family courts where fit parents’ rights are overridden based on vague “best interest” claims without proof of unfitness or harm. This undermines due process, as courts increasingly disregard constitutional protections for parental rights, leading to unjust custody decisions. Immediate reform is necessary.
The Constitution Is Not a Vibe: How Parham v. J.R. and Other Landmark Cases Expose the Lie at the Heart of Mahmoud v. Taylor Read MoreOn Thursday evening in Frederick, MD, a peaceful protest turned violent when a group dressed in black attacked police and vandalized property. Authorities reported injuries to officers and arrested four individuals for serious charges. The incident raised concerns about radical elements infiltrating local protests and blurred lines between peaceful demonstration and criminal activity.
Frederick Protest Turns Violent: Arrested Group Dressed in Antifa-Style Gear, Assaulted Police Officers Read MoreMaryland is facing significant challenges, including economic losses and a projected $3 billion deficit. High-profile companies like IonQ and the FBI headquarters have left for Virginia, raising concerns over leadership and competitiveness. Governor Wes Moore’s long-term educational reforms are criticized for neglecting immediate economic issues, risking further losses of businesses and residents.
MARYLAND ON THE BRINK? Read MoreBy Greg Visscher & Michael Phillips In a twist that raises serious questions about Maryland’s budget priorities, a for-profit quantum computing company headquartered in College Park—IonQ, Inc.—is poised to receive …
Maryland Sends Millions in Taxpayer Funds to a Publicly Traded Quantum Company—That’s Expanding in Tennessee Read MoreKevin Daniels faced a lawsuit from PSEG after refusing access to his Maryland farmland for a controversial transmission line project. This corporate tactic reflects a broader issue of legal bullying against property owners, threatening fundamental rights against unwarranted invasion. Without public action, such harassment could escalate, affecting all Marylanders.
The New Bully Tactic: How Energy Companies Are Suing Maryland Families Just for Saying No Read More