Oberlin College Pays Out Millions After Launching Defamation Campaign Against Bakery

by Admin | Sep 10, 2022

by Reagan Reese   Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, announced Thursday that it will pay a local bakery $36.59 million after a legal defamation battle. The lawsuit began in 2016, when Allyn Gibson Jr. accused a black student of stealing a bottle of wine from...

Youngkin Highlights New State Tax Deduction on Military Retirement Benefits

by Eric Burk | Sep 10, 2022

Governor Glenn Youngkin held a ceremonial signing highlighting legislation from State Senator Bryce Reeves (R-Spotsylvania) and Delegate John McGuire (R-Goochland) that creates a state tax deduction on military retirement income. “As part of my Day One Game...

Arizona GOP Disputes Katie Hobbs’ Portrayal of Herself as a Moderate in Her New Border Security Ad

by Rachel Alexander | Sep 10, 2022

The Arizona Republican Party launched a new ad this week aiming to remind voters of gubernatorial hopeful Katie Hobbs’ far-Left policy positions. This, in response to the Hobbs campaign’s recent efforts to reposition the Democrat as a moderate. Arizona...

Kari Lake Accuses Opponent Katie Hobbs of Hiding as the Clean Election Commission Rejects Her Request for Town Hall-Style Debate

by Neil Jones | Sep 10, 2022

Arizona Republican gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake slammed her opponent Katie Hobbs Thursday after the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission (AZCCEC) rejected Hobbs’s request for an unorthodox debate format. “It’s becoming clearer everyday that...

Arab Countries Pressure Netflix to Remove Gay Content

by Star News Staff | Sep 10, 2022

by John Hugh DeMastri The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) which represents Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE among others, demanded that Netflix remove content that violated “Islamic and societal values,” which Saudi state media implied would include LGBTQ content. While...

Idaho Pride Group Postpones Children’s Drag Show over Safety Concerns

by Just the News | Sep 10, 2022

by Ben Whedon   The Boise Pride Fest will cancel a drag show featuring children over safety concerns. “While the vast majority of our sponsors and supporters have voiced their support for the Boise Pride Festival and the Drag Kids program, we have made the...

Commentary: Pennsylvania’s Utility Disconnections Spike Amid Energy Affordability Crisis

by Admin | Sep 10, 2022

by Doug Mastriano   Pennsylvania earned a dubious distinction recently that underscores the economic pain wreaking havoc statewide for millions of residents struggling to make ends meet. We, along with four other states, account for 69% of all 3.6 million utility...

Former Trump Administration Official Vows to ‘Strenuously Fight’ New Biden Immigration Rule

by Star News Staff | Sep 10, 2022

by Jennie Taer   Conservative organization America First Legal is vowing to “strenuously” fight the Biden administration’s decision to decrease obstacles for illegal migrants to obtain welfare, former Trump advisor Stephen Miller exclusively told the Daily Caller...