TRUMP CLAIMS MARYLAND MAILED ‘ILLEGAL BALLOTS’ IN 2026 ELECTION DISPUTE, OFFICIALS SAY ERROR LED TO REPLACEMENT BALLOTS, NOT FRAUD. (PHOTO).

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 Trump claims Maryland mailed ‘illegal ballots’ in 2026 election dispute, officials say error led to replacement ballots, not fraud  President Donald Trump on Monday accused Maryland officials, including Democratic Gov. Wes Moore, of improperly sending hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots in what he alleged was an effort to help Democrats win elections. He made the claim on Truth Social and repeated it later at a White House event focused on health care affordability, saying he would ask the Justice Department to investigate the matter. The accusation followed a vendor error involving the state’s mail-in voting process ahead of Maryland’s 2026 gubernatorial primary. Election officials said the issue led to some voters receiving incorrect primary ballots and required the distribution of replacement ballots to ensure accuracy. In his post, Trump claimed that “illegal mail-in ballots” were sent to voters and suggested widespread irregularities, including assertions that the p...

CHIEFS RECEIVER RASHEE RICE SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS IN JAIL AFTER PROBATION VIOLATION IN DALLAS CRASH CASE. (PHOTO).


 Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice sentenced to 30 days in jail after probation violation in Dallas crash case

 Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has been ordered to serve 30 days in jail after violating the terms of his probation by testing positive for marijuana, stemming from his involvement in a high-speed crash that injured multiple people on a Dallas highway two years ago. Prosecutors said Rice’s jail time is part of the sentence imposed in July, when he pleaded guilty to third-degree felony charges related to a collision involving serious bodily injury and racing on a highway, causing bodily injury. As part of a plea agreement, he received five years of deferred probation along with the 30-day jail term as a condition of that probation.

Officials said Rice’s recent probation violation triggered the requirement that he now serve the jail portion of his sentence. The Chiefs declined to comment on the ruling, and the NFL said it was aware of the situation but would not offer further comment. The timing could affect Rice’s availability during the NFL offseason program, including organized team activities and minicamp.

The case stems from a March 30, 2024, incident in which Rice was driving a Lamborghini Urus at 119 mph on North Central Expressway, making what prosecutors described as aggressive maneuvers before striking multiple vehicles. Authorities said he then left the scene on foot without checking on those injured. Rice later acknowledged the incident and said he had grown from the experience, noting he had “completely changed” during training camp ahead of last season.

He previously served a six-game suspension under the NFL’s personal conduct policy and has also dealt with a knee injury during his career. Despite the setbacks, Rice has contributed to the Chiefs over three seasons and was part of the team’s Super Bowl championship run in the 2023 season.

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