Cornerback Trayvon Mullen, the cousin of Lamar Jackson, will stay in Baltimore on a one-year deal. … [Read more...] about Reports: Ravens Retain Trayvon Mullen
Archives for March 2023
D.C.’s noncitizen voting law takes effect, faces first legal challenge
Washington's new law on noncitizen voting took effect Tuesday and drew its first legal challenge from the Immigration Reform Law Institute, which says it harms the voting rights of actual citizens. … [Read more...] about D.C.’s noncitizen voting law takes effect, faces first legal challenge
Fans of AM radio rally to resist being dropped by automakers
This could be annoying news to those who like listening to old-school AM radio while driving, be it a leisurely trip or frantic commute. Things change, though. Eight automakers -- including Ford, Mazda and BMW -- have removed AM radios from their electric vehicles -- also known as EVs. … [Read more...] about Fans of AM radio rally to resist being dropped by automakers
Woman who pretended to be sick Marine sentenced
A former social worker at a Rhode Island veterans' hospital who used stolen patient information to brazenly pass herself off as a decorated Marine Corps veteran with cancer and fraudulently collect nearly $300,000 in benefits, charitable contributions, and donations was sentenced Tuesday to nearly six years in prison. … [Read more...] about Woman who pretended to be sick Marine sentenced
Biden signs executive order to expand gun background checks, GOP AGs threaten lawsuit
President Biden on Tuesday signed an executive order Tuesday aimed at increasing gun background checks, bolstering mandates on safe gun storage and redefining who qualifies as a firearms dealer. … [Read more...] about Biden signs executive order to expand gun background checks, GOP AGs threaten lawsuit