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Treasurer of ‘Nonpartisan’ Michigan Center for Election Law and Administration Verbally Attacked Wayne Co. GOP Election Officials Last November

Treasurer of ‘Nonpartisan’ Michigan Center for Election Law and Administration Verbally Attacked Wayne Co. GOP Election Officials Last November

by Bradley Vasoli | Aug 7, 2021

  Ned Staebler, the university administrator who notoriously spouted a furious tirade against two Wayne County Republican election officials in a public meeting last November, is also treasurer of an entity promoted by Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson...
Tennessee Sen. Hagerty Prevents Hastened Passage of Infrastructure Bill

Tennessee Sen. Hagerty Prevents Hastened Passage of Infrastructure Bill

by Bradley Vasoli | Aug 7, 2021

  Tennessee Senator Bill Hagerty (R-TN) on Thursday night halted a move by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to expedite advancement of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.  The spending package is not dead yet, but it will not have the accelerated path...
Nashville Releases Plan to Fight Homelessness Using Taxpayer Money

Nashville Releases Plan to Fight Homelessness Using Taxpayer Money

by Chris Butler | Aug 7, 2021

  Metro Nashville officials this week released a plan that they said will tackle homelessness within the city. According to nashville.gov, the city will serve up to 40 people at once at two new Mobile Housing Navigation sites. “The city has since October helped...
Over 800 Illegal Minors Stopped at the Border in One Day

Over 800 Illegal Minors Stopped at the Border in One Day

by Star News Staff | Aug 7, 2021

by Eric Lendrum   On Wednesday, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced that it had intercepted 834 unaccompanied illegal alien minors at the southern border, the single largest such number of children apprehended under the Biden Administration...
Grand Valley State Mandates COVID Vaccine for Students, Faculty, Staff

Grand Valley State Mandates COVID Vaccine for Students, Faculty, Staff

by Peter D'Abrosca | Aug 7, 2021

  Though the COVID-19 vaccine does not stop the transmission or contraction of the virus, students, faculty, and staff at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) will be forced to take the experimental jab in order to return to campus this fall. Everyone on campus...
Metro Nashville Public Schools Reinstate Mask Mandate, Board Member Speaks Out in Opposition

Metro Nashville Public Schools Reinstate Mask Mandate, Board Member Speaks Out in Opposition

by Cooper Moran | Aug 7, 2021

  Metro Nashville Public Schools announced on Thursday that the school district will require all students and staff to wear a mask during the upcoming school year. After Director Dr. Adrienne Battle recommended the move, members of the Metro Nashville Public...
Commentary: School Board Elections and the Impact on Critical Race Theory in America

Commentary: School Board Elections and the Impact on Critical Race Theory in America

by RealClearWire | Aug 7, 2021

by Todd Carney   Over the last few months, the U.S. has engaged in intense discussion over “critical race theory.” As Americans have debated the impact of CRT, several states have banned CRT from the public school curriculum, while other states are using it as...
Arizona Attorney General Brnovich Files Amicus Brief to Uphold Georgia ‘Election Integrity Act’

Arizona Attorney General Brnovich Files Amicus Brief to Uphold Georgia ‘Election Integrity Act’

by The Center Square | Aug 7, 2021

by Elizabeth Troutman   Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced that he joined a coalition of 16 states in filing an amicus brief urging the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia to uphold the state’s recently-enacted...
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton Drafting Letter Requesting Special Session on COVID-19 School Mask Mandates

Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton Drafting Letter Requesting Special Session on COVID-19 School Mask Mandates

by Chris Butler | Aug 7, 2021

  The Metro Nashville Public School (MNPS) Board’s decision to impose a COVID-19 mask mandate upon its students has prompted Tennessee Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton (R-Crossville) to, as promised, call for a special legislative session. “We are starting...
Virginia Senate Republicans Angry After Democrats Interview Court of Appeals Candidates in Private

Virginia Senate Republicans Angry After Democrats Interview Court of Appeals Candidates in Private

by Eric Burk | Aug 7, 2021

  RICHMOND, Virginia – Republican legislators say that Democrats are leaving them out of the process of vetting candidates to fill eight Virginia Court of Appeals seats. Next week, legislators are expected to appoint judges to the newly-expanded court. But...
U.S. Economy Added Whopping 943,000 Jobs in July as Recovery Accelerates

U.S. Economy Added Whopping 943,000 Jobs in July as Recovery Accelerates

by Star News Staff | Aug 7, 2021

by Thomas Catenacci   The U.S. economy reported an increase of 943,000 jobs in July and the unemployment rate fell to 5.4%, according to Department of Labor data released Friday. Total non-farm payroll employment increased by 850,000 in July, according to the...
New Florida Chamber of Commerce Poll Shows DeSantis Ahead of Crist

New Florida Chamber of Commerce Poll Shows DeSantis Ahead of Crist

by Casey Owens | Aug 7, 2021

  After a poll released by St. Pete Polls Tuesday had U.S. Representative Charlie Crist (D-FL-13) leading Governor DeSantis, a different poll released by the Florida Chamber of Commerce (FCC) on Friday showed the exact opposite. Rather than being behind Crist,...
Rep. Mark Green Blasts Decision to Require Troops to Get Vaccinated

Rep. Mark Green Blasts Decision to Require Troops to Get Vaccinated

by Cooper Moran | Aug 7, 2021

  U.S. Representative Mark Green (R-TN-07) led other members of Congress and sent a letter to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to oppose a reported COVID-19 vaccine mandate for service members. The group of lawmakers argued the move by the Biden administration...
DeWine Stresses Vaccine, Informed Choice v. COVID-19 Strain Even as Some Businesses Press Masks, Social Distancing

DeWine Stresses Vaccine, Informed Choice v. COVID-19 Strain Even as Some Businesses Press Masks, Social Distancing

by Brian Ball | Aug 7, 2021

  Ohio Governor Mike DeWine (R) has stepped up his calls for unvaccinated Ohioans to get a COVID-19 shot amid the rising threat presented by the Delta strain that has quickly spread throughout the state since May. He said individuals must decide for themselves...
Steven Wiggins Found Guilty on All 10 Counts in Killing of Dickson County, Tennessee Sgt. Daniel Baker

Steven Wiggins Found Guilty on All 10 Counts in Killing of Dickson County, Tennessee Sgt. Daniel Baker

by Bradley Vasoli | Aug 7, 2021

  A Dickson County, Tennessee jury Thursday found Steven Wiggins guilty of premeditated first-degree murder and nine other charges related to the 2018 shooting death of Sergeant Daniel Baker.  “Some people obviously had some tears, but I had some sort of sense of...
Commentary: Mandatory Vaccinations Undermine Roe v. Wade and Choice

Commentary: Mandatory Vaccinations Undermine Roe v. Wade and Choice

by Star News Staff | Aug 7, 2021

by Jeffrey Lord   Well, isn’t this interesting. Recall Roe v. Wade? The famous abortion decision from the U.S. Supreme Court that was issued in January of 1973? It said this: This right of privacy, whether it be founded in the Fourteenth Amendment‘s concept of...
Senate Fails to Wrap Up Infrastructure Bill After Talks to Expedite Process Collapse

Senate Fails to Wrap Up Infrastructure Bill After Talks to Expedite Process Collapse

by Star News Staff | Aug 7, 2021

by Andrew Trunsky   Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer set up a critical vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill Saturday after talks to expedite the process fell apart late Thursday. Both Republicans and Democrats engaged in marathon talks Thursday in a bid...
Newt Gingrich Commentary: The Higher Inflation and Bigger Debt Act

Newt Gingrich Commentary: The Higher Inflation and Bigger Debt Act

by Star News Staff | Aug 7, 2021

by Newt Gingrich   The $3.5 trillion spending bill set up to follow the $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill (which has little to do with infrastructure) should be called what it really is: The Higher Inflation and Bigger Debt Act. The Democrats would like you to...
Wisconsin Republicans Issue Subpoenas for Election Materials

Wisconsin Republicans Issue Subpoenas for Election Materials

by Cooper Moran | Aug 7, 2021

  Wisconsin State Representative Janel Brandtjen (R-Menomonee Falls) on Friday issued subpoenas for a host of election materials, including all ballots and voting machines in two Wisconsin counties. Brandtjen called the efforts a “top-to-bottom...
Critics Pan Biden Order Calling for Half of U.S. Vehicle Sales to Be Electric by 2030

Critics Pan Biden Order Calling for Half of U.S. Vehicle Sales to Be Electric by 2030

by The Center Square | Aug 7, 2021

by Casey Harper   A new executive order from the Biden administration has accelerated the timeline for electric vehicles and raised questions about the economic impacts of the transition away from gas-powered vehicles. President Joe Biden signed the executive...
Facebook Courts Religious Groups, Religious Leaders Remain Skeptical

Facebook Courts Religious Groups, Religious Leaders Remain Skeptical

by Star News Staff | Aug 7, 2021

by Mary Margaret Olohan   Facebook has been courting partnerships with religious groups in hopes of becoming their virtual home, the New York Times reported in late July. Experts and religious leaders told the Daily Caller News Foundation that the social media...
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