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Arkansas teacher charged in stabbing deaths of father and mother hiking with their children

An Arkansas teacher has been charged in the fatal stabbing of a father and mother who were hiking with their children in a state park last weekend, police revealed Thursday. The suspect, 28-year-old Andrew McGann, admitted to murdering Clinton Brink, 43, and Cristen Brink, 41, on Saturday at Devil’s Den State Park in northwestern Arkansas. […]

Trump administration returns $510M to Brown University

(The Center Square) — Brown University settled a deal with the Trump administration to release $510 million in federal funding amid civil rights violations. In a letter, Brown President Christina Paxson shared details about the agreement. The university would contribute $50 million over 10 years to “workforce development organizations” in compliance with anti-discrimination laws.  The letter added […]

David Axelrod predicts Harris is ‘setting herself up’ for 2028 presidential run

Former Obama adviser David Axelrod said on Wednesday that former Vice President Kamala Harris is likely prepping for another White House run, saying she would start as “the polling leader” in the Democratic Party primary. Harris announced Wednesday she would not run for governor of California next year, a possible political path she could’ve pursued […]

Whatley running on strong economy, safe communities, respected America

(The Center Square) – Giving a thumbs up and saying “God bless North Carolina,” Michael Whatley stepped to the mic on Thursday and announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. The choice of two-term President Donald Trump to lead the Republican National Committee through the last election cycle, Whatley will be seeking the seat being […]

Spokane sitting on months of bills after draining jail fund

(The Center Square) – Spokane owes two months of unpaid jail bills totaling $1.3 million to the county after officials diverted $6 million from the state’s criminal justice sales tax to homelessness programs. City leaders claim their jail costs are rising disproportionately compared to Spokane County, as the fund responsible for those charges sits nearly empty. […]

Trump urges Washington Commanders to revert to Redskins name ahead of stadium vote

President Donald Trump reiterated calls for the Washington Commanders to change their team name back to the Redskins. In recent weeks, Trump has threatened to block the construction of a new Commanders stadium should owner Josh Harris not revert to the old team name, which the previous ownership group changed following significant pressure from Native […]

Trump brings back presidential fitness test in schools, backed by sports stars

With many celebrities in tow, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday restoring a presidential council on fitness and bringing back the Presidential Fitness Test. “I’m delighted to be here with some of the truly great sports legends of all time as we formally announce the newest members of the President’s Council on Sports, […]

Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for US to stop funding Israel’s ‘genocide’ of Gaza in upcoming spending cycle

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) called on House Republicans to stop funding Israel ahead of the September government funding deadline, arguing the United States is enabling the Jewish state to wage a “genocide” in Gaza. Greene is the first congressional Republican to categorize the conflict in Gaza as a “genocide,” a common moniker used by […]

Man who soaked Virginia councilman in gas and set him on fire wanted to kill him: Police

The man facing criminal charges after dousing a Virginia city councilman in gasoline and burning him wanted to kill the public official, police revealed Thursday. Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes, 29, was charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated malicious wounding of Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler, 38. The defendant appeared in Danville court for his arraignment […]

‘We just make it work’: Strained air traffic culture at Reagan National Airport exposed by NTSB crash inquiry

Federal investigators investigating the deadly midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport described a strained, high-stress air traffic culture where controllers relied on experience, thin staffing, and a mindset of “we just make it work.” That phrase, repeated throughout interviews with air traffic controllers, staff, and even pilots, became a central focus of the […]
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