Hobbs Refuses to Answer Question from Concerned Arizona Citizen

by Peter D'Abrosca | Oct 4, 2022

Arizona’s Democrat gubernatorial candidate continues to be hobbled by her refusal to debate her Republican opponent, this time refusing to discuss the issue with a concerned citizen. “Hey, Secretary of State Hobbs, I’m just wondering: why...

Blake Masters Receives Endorsement from Former Senate Candidate Opponent Jim Lamon

by Neil Jones | Oct 4, 2022

Arizona Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters has received an endorsement from a former  opponent – Senate candidate, veteran, and businessman Jim Lamon. “We need to elect a conservative Republican who will vote for American values, secure our border, lower...

Popularity Increases for Toy Lending Throughout Ohio Library Systems

by Hannah Poling | Oct 4, 2022

Several Ohio public libraries are implementing toy lending, a program allowing families who hold library cards to check out books and also developmental toys and educational materials. “Toys can be expensive, and for families who are financially strapped, it...

Ohioans to Decide Two Amendments to the State Constitution: Bail and Citizenship Requirements for Voting

by Hannah Poling | Oct 4, 2022

Ohio voters are set cast the deciding ballot on two amendments to the state constitution this November. The first is whether or not judges should consider public safety when setting bail for criminals. The second is to determine if non-U.S. citizens should be...

Mayor Cooper Announces New Additions to Communications, Housing, and Community Impact Departments

by Kaitlin Housler | Oct 4, 2022

Nashville and Davidson County Mayor John Cooper announced five new hires on Monday who will serve in his administration. Today, I am thrilled to welcome five outstanding professionals to my administration – all of whom will serve to advance our Agenda for...

Doug Ducey Appoints Four Members to New Water Infrastructure Finance Board

by Neil Jones | Oct 4, 2022

Governor Doug Ducey (R) announced the appointment of four Arizonans to the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA) board Monday to help oversee Arizona’s water future. “We passed the most significant water legislation in 40 years this year in...

Commentary: Exposing the Filthy Truth Behind the ‘Clean Energy’ Promise of Electricity

by Admin | Oct 4, 2022

by Karen Hunt   Electricity! It’s magical. It’s mystical. We’ve been obsessed with harnessing its power for thousands of years. As far back as 600 B.C. Thales of Miletus wrote how amber could be charged by rubbing it. In 1600, William Gilbert translated the Greek...

House Republicans Request Government Watchdog Investigate Foreign Investments in American Farmland

by Admin | Oct 4, 2022

by  Gabe Kaminsky   More than 100 House Republicans are asking a government watchdog to probe foreign investments in U.S. farmland, including those by China, which they say may present national and food security concerns. Led by Reps. Glenn Thompson of...

As Inflation Rages On, More Americans Are Living Paycheck to Paycheck

by Admin | Oct 4, 2022

by John Hugh DeMastri   As inflation continues to batter consumers, the number of Americans living paycheck to paycheck climbed to 60% in August, according to a Friday report from financial services company LendingClub. The increase, up from 57% in September...

Arizona School District Gave Out $68 Million in Bonuses Using COVID-19 Emergency Money

by The Center Square | Oct 4, 2022

by Tom Gantert   Tucson Unified School District gave employees $68 million in retention bonuses and vaccine stipends, according to Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo in a document given to the school board. Trujillo made the statement in a Sept. 13 report, which...

Trump Sues CNN for Defamation, Seeks $475 Million in Damages

by Just the News | Oct 4, 2022

by Ben Whedon   Former President Donald Trump is suing cable news outlet CNN for defamation, pointing to its hostile coverage of his administration. Trump seeks $475 million in punitive damages, alleging that CNN “has sought to use its massive influence —...

NYC Abandons De Blasio-Era Admissions Policies as Families Flee Public Schools

by Admin | Oct 4, 2022

by Reagan Reese   New York City is changing its admission policies implemented by former Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio, now basing admissions to selective high schools and middle schools on test scores amidst the city’s enrollment drop, according to a press...

Commentary: Youngkin Is Right – Under Democrat Rule, Virginia Is a Border State

by Star News Staff | Oct 4, 2022

by Rooz Dadabhoy   Recently, Virginia Democrats and dishonest mainstream media pundits have attempted to dunk on Governor Youngkin for saying that, under Democrat rule, “Virginia is a border state.” But while Virginia doesn’t share a physical border with Mexico,...