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Student Government or Political Gatekeeper?

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St. John’s University has once again denied official club status to the Turning Point USA chapter, raising concerns about student government acting as ideological gatekeepers. Critics argue this reflects a pattern of selective scrutiny against conservative organizations, undermining claims of commitment to diversity and free expression in higher education.

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Baltimore Is Collapsing — And the Left Is to Blame

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Baltimore is collapsing under the weight of decades of failed progressive policies. With nearly 250,000 functionally illiterate residents, some of the highest overdose and STD rates in the nation, and a violent crime rate three times the national average, the city has become a cautionary tale of what happens when welfare replaces work and unions replace accountability. The solution isn’t more government—it’s radical reform: school choice, welfare work requirements, tougher policing, and real consequences for crime. Baltimore is a warning to America.

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Accountability / Education / Education / Government / Government / Governor / Infrastructure / Maryland / Montgomery County / Public Health / Public Safety / Schools / transparency / Washington County

Asbestos in Maryland Schools: Another Safety Crisis Under Wes Moore’s Watch

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Maryland schools face a crisis of asbestos contamination, particularly highlighted by issues at Williamsport High School and the Blair G. Ewing Center, which already suffers from mold. With over 900 students moved to virtual learning, parents question leadership accountability. Asbestos, regulated since the 1980s, remains a significant health risk in many aging facilities.

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Maryland Schools Open the Year With Mold: Another Failure of Wes Moore’s Priorities

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As Maryland students return to school, parents are concerned about mold exposure due to inadequate infrastructure and HVAC failures in schools. Governor Wes Moore’s focus on progressive initiatives overshadows urgent needs for safe classrooms. Parents demand action to ensure proper ventilation and transparency, questioning the administration’s priorities amid ongoing health risks.

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Baltimore City / Budget / Citizens Services / Civil Rights / Disability / Fiscal Spending / Government Waste

Baltimore’s DEI Boondoggle: $2.7 Million for Ideology While the City Burns

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The proposed FY2026 budget for Baltimore allocates $2.7 million to identity-based offices amidst an $85 million deficit, raising concerns about prioritizing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) over essential services. Critics argue this bureaucratic focus neglects pressing issues like public safety and infrastructure, ultimately failing marginalized groups who need real support.

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Maryland Ranks 5th Most Expensive State—And That’s Before Wes Moore’s New Fees Kick In

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Maryland ranks as the fifth most expensive state in the U.S., with average monthly bills totaling $2,693. This figure does not account for various hidden taxes and fees under Governor Wes Moore’s administration, making living costs burdensome for families and small businesses. Many residents are leaving for more affordable states.

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Accountability / Family Court / Government / Judicial / Politics

Florida Launches First Office of Parental Rights — Will Maryland, Virginia, or D.C. Follow Its Lead?

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In a bold move that could ripple far beyond state lines, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has announced the launch of the Office of Parental Rights (OPR) — a first-of-its-kind …

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Florida Launches First Office of Parental Rights — Will Maryland, Virginia, or D.C. Follow Its Lead?

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Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched the Office of Parental Rights (OPR), a pioneering initiative aimed at protecting and empowering parental rights. This agency will address violations related to schools and governmental entities. The OPR could inspire similar efforts nationwide, responding to growing concerns about family law and parental disenfranchisement.

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