by Neil Jones | Dec 23, 2022
The court battle challenging the validity of the certified outcome of Arizona’s 2022 gubernatorial election entered its second day Thursday under Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson, with attorneys for Republican Kari Lake, Democrat Katie Hobbs,...
by Bradley Vasoli | Dec 23, 2022
U.S. Representative Mike Gallagher (R-WI-08) this week responded to news that the Marine Corps is considering a report recommending the branch ditch gendered identifiers for drill instructors. The Corps commissioned a study per a $2 million contract with the...
by Eric Burk | Dec 23, 2022
The state of Georgia has signed on to a $3.1 billion national agreement with Walmart amid allegations that the retailer didn’t properly monitor opioids dispensing at its pharmacies; Georgia is expected to get $28 million in the deal, according to an announcement...
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Eric Lendrum In Virginia, Democrats in the state legislature are attempting to eliminate gender-based restrooms in the state’s public schools. According to the Washington Free Beacon, Democratic members of the legislature’s Rules Commission voted by a margin...
by Hannah Poling | Dec 23, 2022
A Greene County prosecutor requested an opinion from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on whether Ohio civil rights law requires local governments to permit individuals to use public restrooms according to their stated gender identity rather than their biological sex....
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Sheila Qualls Warning: The contents of this article may be disturbing to some readers. Little Falls parents accused school officials of failing to keep students safe and attempting to “cover up” a recent incident involving a disabled middle-school student...
by Susan Berry, PhD | Dec 23, 2022
White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha acknowledged last week what many doctors and scientists have been saying since the start of the COVID pandemic: that “no study … shows that masks work that well” to stop the spread of virus infection. Jha...
by Bradley Vasoli | Dec 23, 2022
As the holiday weekend nears, Pennsylvania state senators are viewing initial written arguments from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner (D) contesting his impeachment. The then-GOP-controlled State House of Representatives voted last month 107-85 to try the...
by The Center Square | Dec 23, 2022
by Bruce Walker Michigan-based outdoor and recreation clothier Carhartt was granted $937,500 of taxpayer money to expand its facilities in Dearborn. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says the Michigan Economic Development Corp. investment will create 125 new jobs and spark...
by Kaitlin Housler | Dec 23, 2022
Following reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are planning to bus an unknown number of illegal immigrants to Tennessee this week, Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti released a statement condemning the federal government for the action and confirming...
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Mary Margaret Olohan Authorities have arrested a pro-life woman for silently praying outside an abortion clinic in the United Kingdom. News of Isabel Vaughan Spruce’s arrest comes amid anxieties over the Justice Department’s crackdown on pro-life activists...
by Just the News | Dec 23, 2022
by Madeleine Hubbard The Senate on Thursday passed a massive $1.7 billion omnibus spending bill, sending the bill to the House for a hasty vote before midnight Friday to avert a partial government shutdown. The bill includes at least $44 billion in additional...
by Kaitlin Housler | Dec 23, 2022
Tennessee-based company Summertown Metals, LLC officials recently announced that it would invest $11 million to expand its manufacturing and distribution operations in Lewis County. Summertown Metals was founded in 2006 as a single building materials supplier and has...
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Victor Davis Hanson In a famous exchange in the The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway wrote: “How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked. “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually, then suddenly.” “Gradually” and “suddenly” applies to higher education’s implosion. During...
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Jennie Taer The number of illegal immigrant crossings is surging at the southern border as the fate of a major Trump-era immigration order known as Title 42 remains uncertain. A federal judge recently ruled that the Biden administration must end the policy,...
by The Center Square | Dec 23, 2022
by Cameron Arcand The federal government will likely start filling in gaps of the border wall in the Yuma sector shortly after Arizona takes down its storage container barriers. In agreeing to remove the state-erected barrier as part of a lawsuit filed in the...
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Jeff Minick The celebration of Christmas has become a mess. For decades, the Grinches among us have launched their attacks on religious holidays. In our schools, for instance, Christmas pageants, singing carols, and any reference to “Christmas break” have...
by Hannah Poling | Dec 23, 2022
A Republican-backed bill that will authorize emergency medical personnel to transport injured police dogs by ambulance heads to Governor Mike DeWine’s desk for signature. House Bill (HB) 392, sponsored by State Representatives Ron Ferguson (R-Wintersville) and...
by Star News Staff | Dec 23, 2022
by Rachael Wilfong Americans may want to light the fireplace more often this winter and cut back on the holiday festivities, according to new data from the Energy Information Administration and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Energy costs have remained...
by Just the News | Dec 23, 2022
by Ben Whedon Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday announced that he had negotiated a coalition framework with supportive parties to allow him to return to power. Israel’s longest serving prime minister will soon lead a coalition...
by The Center Square | Dec 23, 2022
by Carolyn Grindrod Oklahoma could become the latest state to saddle a drunk driver who kills a child’s parents with the financial responsibility for the orphaned youth. Rep Jim Olsen, R-Roland, says that House Bill 1003 could create a harsher reality for...
