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Andrew Michaels
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Senior Court Reporter, Baltimore Witness
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Travel , Politics , Economics , War , Law
I don't do much hardcore financial and investment reporting.
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By Andrew Michaels| Moment Magazine Verified She describes herself as a “white advocate” and “proud Islamophobe.” She boasts her bans from apps ranging from Facebook to Uber and even Chase Bank as badges of honor. And for several years, Laura Loomer, a controversial former congressional candidate, has had the ear of President Trump. Yesterday she apparently shared with him that six National Security Council officials were disloyal. Then he fired them.
By Andrew Michaels| Baltimore Witness@ Thank you for reading Baltimore Witness. Consider making a donation to help us continue our mission.@ By Andrew Michaels Court | Daily Stories | Homicides | Shooting | Suspects | Victims | A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge sentenced 31-year-old Kwante Betters to more than half of a century in prison on Jan.
By Andrew Michaels| Moment Magazine Verified She describes herself as a “white advocate” and “proud Islamophobe.” She boasts her bans from apps ranging from Facebook to Uber and even Chase Bank as badges of honor. And for several years, Laura Loomer, a controversial former congressional candidate, has had the ear of President Trump. Yesterday she apparently shared with him that six National Security Council officials were disloyal. Then he fired them.
Company Info
Baltimore Witness
Baltimore Witness is a website that marries journalism with transparency with data. Our goal is to bring unprecedented transparency to the Baltimore Criminal Justice system. We believe understanding what is happening and what needs to be fixed in the criminal justice system needs a view of the system as an entire whole rather than separate pieces (police, prosecutors, courts). It's hard to change what you can't see. We also believe that transparency will bring the kinds of accountability that has been lacking until now.
Baltimore, Maryland, United States