by Hayley Feland | Dec 10, 2021
ALBERT LEA, Minnesota – The owner of the Interchange Wine and Coffee Bistro began her 90-day jail sentence Thursday after a jury found her guilty of violating COVID-19 emergency orders from Democrat Gov. Timothy J. “Tim” Walz at her Freeborn...
by Julie Carr | Dec 10, 2021
Brian Wilson, host of The Drive on WTN 99.7, broadcast weekdays from 3 pm to 7 pm, discussed the ongoing drama at the Nashville Metro Public Health Department on Thursday’s edition of the show. WILSON SAID: I think I have enough time to squeeze it in before we...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Victor Davis Hanson The woke movement was giddy after January 20, 2021. The Left controlled both houses of Congress. Joe Biden was drafted as the necessary veneer of 1980s Democratic normality to ram through an otherwise hard Left agenda. All the major...
by The Center Square | Dec 10, 2021
by Dan McCaleb The U.S. Senate Wednesday night sent the Biden administration a message: Congress’ upper chamber does not support the president’s vaccine mandate on private businesses. With two Democratic senators joining all 50 Republicans, the...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Jennie Taer Texas National Guard troops deployed to the southern border have apprehended over 2,600 illegal migrants since last Wednesday, according to figures provided to Daily Caller News Foundation. The troops are stationed at the border as part of...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
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by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Newt Gingrich President Joe Biden’s talk with Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to have had no impact on Putin’s plans to threaten – and likely invade Ukraine. A day after Biden threatened economic sanctions and military supplies for Ukraine and nearby...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Harry Wilmerding The number of Americans who filed new unemployment claims totaled 184,000 in the week ending on Dec. 4 as employers fight to retain workers during the busy holiday season, the Department of Labor reported. The Labor Department figure shows a...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Ailan Evans An Italian regulator hit Amazon with a massive fine Thursday over alleged anti-competitive business practices. The Italian Competition Authority issued the $1.3 billion penalty after the results of its investigation into Amazon concluded the...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Julie Kelly The first time Victoria White visited the nation’s capital was on January 6, 2021. Listening to President Trump’s speech—with her teen daughter and three friends alongside her—would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, White thought. Instead, the...
by Peter D'Abrosca | Dec 10, 2021
A recently-confirmed U.S. Attorney who has been praised for her commitment to fixing the “injustices” in the criminal justice system launched into an expletive laden rant when approached by reporters. Wednesday, Rachael Rollins was confirmed by the...
by Peter D'Abrosca | Dec 10, 2021
According to a new report, the National Education Association, which is America’s largest teacher’s union, has canceled its annual convention that was set to be held in Texas in July. “The union took the unprecedented step of canceling its...
by Star News Staff | Dec 10, 2021
by Debra Heine Dr. Peter McCullough, a top cardiologist and leader in the medical response to the COVID pandemic, said in a recent interview that myocarditis in young people post vaccine is far more dangerous than the COVID version of the heart disease. Cases...
by Cooper Moran | Dec 10, 2021
Across the country, elected leaders are suing to prevent President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandates. However, Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel refuses to weigh in on the constitutional matter. Most recently, a ruling from U.S. District Judge Stan...
by Cooper Moran | Dec 10, 2021
Officials representing the city of Columbus on Thursday announced a settlement with individuals who were injured during the 2020 riots after police officer Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd. If approved by the city council, Columbus will dish out $5.75...
by Casey Owens | Dec 10, 2021
Campaign finance reports indicate U.S. Representative and Democratic candidate in Florida’s 2022 gubernatorial race Charlie Crist has amassed $5 million since his campaign announcement in early May. Crist’s campaign, and political committee, Friends...
by Chris Butler | Dec 10, 2021
Officials with the left-leaning Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) this week announced they will start spending nearly three times as much money than usual — nearly $100 million — on voter outreach throughout the Deep South, including Georgia. SPLC officials...
by Grant Holcomb | Dec 10, 2021
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) announced Wednesday his plans for Florida’s 2022 budget, which is expected to come to a total of $99.7 billion. Last year, Florida’s budget eclipsed $100 billion for the first time in state history. The slight decrease in state...
by The Center Square | Dec 10, 2021
by J.D. Davidson The Ohio General Assembly moved closer to permanently expanding access to telehealth for Ohioans after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the option nearly two years ago. The Ohio House is expected to concur with House Bill 122, which passed the...
by The Center Square | Dec 10, 2021
by Benjamin Yount The Wisconsin’s Elections Commission has determined the so-called Zuckerbucks are not technically illegal. Elections commissioners on Wednesday sided with a staff attorney who wrote “the Commission finds that the complaint does not raise...
by Bradley Vasoli | Dec 10, 2021
Two Pennsylvania counties use the same lenient bail-calculation system that is used in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin and that is now being scrutinized in the wake of the November 21 Waukesha Christmas parade massacre. Suspect Darrell E. Brooks Jr. faces homicide...
