Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
A small immigration rally at Minneapolis City Hall spiraled into violence after being overwhelmed by counterprotesters, renewing concerns over free speech, crowd control, and public order.
John Myrick and Dr. Brenda J. Thiam, GOP candidates for Maryland’s 2026 gubernatorial race, are aggressively campaigning across the state, emphasizing grassroots outreach and critiques of Democratic incumbent Wes Moore. The pair focuses on key issues like taxes, public safety, and economic growth, aiming to engage voters in traditionally Democratic areas.
John Myrick and Brenda Thiam Hit the Ground Hard and Early for 2026 Campaign Read More
Governor Wes Moore’s reelection campaign announcement was met with boos from frustrated Maryland residents, criticizing his tenure marked by high taxes, economic stagnation, and deteriorating schools. Critics label him “Governor Tax Moore,” reflecting dissatisfaction with his leadership. The overall sentiment is clear: Marylanders are unimpressed and seeking change, not continuity.
Wes Moore Wants Four More Years—Maryland Says “No Thanks” Read More
Maryland businessman Ed Hale has shifted from being a lifelong Democrat to running for governor as a Republican in 2026, citing an unwinnable primary against Gov. Wes Moore. This move raises questions about his political future, as Republican skepticism about his intentions persists. Hale’s shift could provide opportunities, but risks alienating both parties.
Did Ed Hale Just Save—or Doom—His Gubernatorial Campaign by Switching Parties? Read MoreAs Maryland gears up for the 2026 gubernatorial election, incumbent Democratic Governor Wes Moore faces criticism over his fiscal policies and business climate. Challenges from within his party and a competitive Republican field, alongside economic concerns and the closure of Six Flags America, set the stage for a contentious race.
Moore Trouble Ahead? Fiscal Woes and Business Exodus Ignite 2026 Governor’s Race Read More