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Effective principals equal to adding 3 months of learning annually

(The Center Square) – A new report by a Florida taxpayers group focuses on the importance of school principals and the factors that contribute to strong leadership. “Having an effective principal has the same impact as a student having an additional three months of learning per year,” says the report by Florida TaxWatch. “Effective principals […]

Bowser is receiving Trump’s help ‘most warmly’ among Democrats: Christian Datoc

Washington Examiner’s Christian Datoc said District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser is in a “unique position” with President Donald Trump after he federalized the Metropolitan Police Department. “And she is in a unique position,” Datoc said on LiveNOW from Fox Wednesday. “We’ve seen her work with this administration much more closely than the Trump 1.0 […]

Trump estimates 1-in-4 chance Alaska meeting is not successful, says Putin is ‘going to make a deal’

President Donald Trump said there is just a 25% chance his meeting on Friday with Russian President Vladimir Putin will be unsuccessful, striking an optimistic tone in a Thursday Fox News radio interview with host Brian Kilmeade.  Trump said that because of the relationship between himself and Putin, he feels confident the Russian President will […]

Trump touts ‘no tax’ on Social Security to mark program’s 90th anniversary

President Donald Trump touted his efforts to lower costs for senior citizens Thursday during remarks commemorating the 90th anniversary of Social Security. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act into law in 1935. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law on July Fourth, will allow for the majority of the program’s […]

Indiana Republicans express little interest in mid-decade redistricting following Vance’s visit

Indiana Republican lawmakers appear to have little appetite for mid-decade redistricting in the Hoosier state, despite a push from Vice President JD Vance to do so. Republican leadership has been silent on the matter, but rank-and-file GOP lawmakers have called mid-decade redistricting “optically horrible,” and “bad form,” with one lawmaker saying he is a “hard […]

Mamdani and Cuomo campaigns say candidates would collaborate with White House if elected

Socialist Zohran Mamdani and former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New York City mayoral candidates, said they would collaborate with the Trump administration if elected, risking their resistance credentials. President Donald Trump has loomed over the mayoral election in the United States’s largest city, with many in the blue bastion eager to know how the […]

North Carolina joins New Mexico, Georgia pressuring Instagram

(The Center Square) – Privacy and safety risks are cited in a letter to the leader of Instagram penned by attorneys general from New Mexico and Georgia and joined by North Carolina’s Jeff Jackson. Thirty-seven states are represented in the call to protect children. “Our children’s safety comes first,” said Jackson, a first-term Democrat in […]

Arkansas teacher pleads not guilty to fatally stabbing married couple on hike

An Arkansas teacher has pleaded not guilty to fatally stabbing a married couple who were hiking with two of their children at the time of the incident last month. Andrew McGann, 28, appeared at his arraignment Thursday morning in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he entered a not-guilty plea to the two capital murder charges he faces. […]

Virginia gubernatorial candidates can’t decide on which debate to face off at

Both of Virginia‘s gubernatorial candidates have accepted a fall debate against their opponent — just not the same one. Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (R-VA) accepted CNN’s invitation on Wednesday to a fall debate, while former Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger accepted an invitation to participate in a debate hosted by AARP Virginia at Virginia State University. The […]

He attacked me on a busy DC street. The police told me to make a citizen’s arrest.

The grand irony of the day I was sexually assaulted in Washington, D.C., is that my skirt really was rather short, not that you could actually see it. It was November 2019, and exactly one incriminating inch of skin was visible from my chin to my toes. I was wearing a turtleneck dress, my then-boyfriend’s […]
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