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Buttigieg says ‘we might have been better off’ if Biden dropped reelection bid sooner

Former Transport Secretary Pete Buttigieg said on Sunday that former President Joe Biden should not have run for reelection in 2024.  Buttigieg agreed with the allegations in former Vice President Kamala Harris’s new book, 107 Days, where she writes, “It’s Joe and Jill’s decision. We all said that like a mantra as if we’d all […]

Lankford says firings over Kirk death celebrations proof ‘cancel culture still persists’

Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) cautioned those celebrating Charlie Kirk‘s death after businesses and other institutions fired employees who celebrated the conservative activist’s assassination last week. American Airlines removed several pilots from service who were “caught celebrating” the conservative activist’s assassination, and even offline, Office Depot fired an employee who refused to print vigil posters of […]

Johnson ‘anxious’ to impose additional sanctions on Russia pending Trump approval

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said Sunday there is a “big appetite” to apply additional sanctions on Russia, saying these are “far overdue.” Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) suggested Wednesday he is getting closer to bringing a Russia sanctions bill to the floor for consideration. The legislation would likely have a sizable effect on […]

Eric Trump says ‘sleeping enemy’ has been awoken after Kirk assassination

Eric Trump said the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has awoken a “sleeping enemy” of mobilized young and older voters across the country. In an appearance on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo, Trump, a friend of Kirk, referenced the famous reported quote from a Japanese admiral after the attack on Pearl […]

SNAP cuts reportedly threaten benefits for 133,000 Nevadans

(The Center Square) – Increased food stamp requirements from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are set to affect over 130,000 Nevadans. With one in six Nevadans on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, tightened eligibility starting Jan. 31, 2026 could pose some difficult questions for the state’s most vulnerable. “We are absolutely anticipating an  increase in need,” […]

Comfort in the Hill Country: Crosses that point to Jesus, salvation, redemption

(The Center Square) – Throughout the Hill Country, crosses, words of Jesus, prayers and messages of hope are written on memorials honoring nearly 150 killed from the catastrophic July 4 flash flood. In Hunt, along the Guadalupe Riverbank, a wooden cross memorial was presented to the people of Kerr County by TheMessageOfTheCross.net. It cites Revelation 21:4, […]

Evers seeks court order to enforce his Wisconsin rulemaking preferences

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers wants a court order to enforce his interpretation of a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on rulemaking that Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, recently described as “outside of the law.” Evers directed Wisconsin agencies to create rules and then send them to the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication […]

Kelly contrasts Trump ‘trying to exploit’ Kirk’s death with Cox urging unity

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) condemned President Donald Trump for not seeking to unify the nation after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder, saying “both sides of the political spectrum” are victims of political violence. Kelly said Kirk’s murder will have a “long-term impact” on people and said he hopes people will ask themselves if they are […]

What are data centers and why do they matter?

(The Center Square) – Data centers may not be visible to most Americans, but they are shaping everything from electricity use to how communities grow. These facilities house the servers that process nearly all digital activity, from online shopping and streaming to banking and health care. As the backbone of artificial intelligence and cloud computing, […]

Only two states better than Mississippi in teacher freedom: Report

(The Center Square) – Only two states are better than Mississippi in teacher freedom, a report from the Heritage Foundation says The Education Freedom Report Card put Mississippi 17th overall, and No. 3 behind Florida and Arizona in teacher freedom. “A solid 47% of teachers in the state found their way to the classroom through […]
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