by Just the News | Apr 4, 2023
by Madeleine Hubbard Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records and conspiracy related to his alleged role in hush money payments to two women. Trump, the first former president to ever face criminal...
by Just the News | Apr 4, 2023
by Madeleine Hubbard Loza Alexander, the rapper who jumped to No. 1 on the iTunes hip-hop charts for his anti-Biden hit song “Let’s Go Brandon,” rolled out “Indicted We Stand,” a new song in which he calls to “free Donald...
by Star News Staff | Apr 4, 2023
by Micaela Burrow Finland officially became the 31st member of the NATO military alliance Tuesday, an event brought on by the shock of Russia’s aggression in eastern Europe, according to Reuters. Finland and Sweden reversed a decades-long nonalignment policy...
by Zachery Schmidt | Apr 4, 2023
In Manhattan on Tuesday, former President Donald Trump turned himself in after being charged with 34 counts relating to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels.
by Susan Berry, PhD | Apr 4, 2023
The ministry founded by national pro-life leader Abby Johnson is kicking off its Exodus 2023 campaign by urging individuals who work in the abortion industry to walk out of their jobs on Good Friday. And Then There Were None (ATTWN) works solely to help abortion...
by M.D. Kittle | Apr 4, 2023
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — In an interview Tuesday with The Star News Network, former Arkansas Governor and freshly declared Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson said a Manhattan grand jury’s indictment of former President Donald Trump is a “sad day for...
by The Center Square | Apr 4, 2023
by Scott McClallen When Grand Rapids enacted a social equity program for recreational cannabis, the goal was to create “equitable policies and opportunities that address the historical systemic and institutional injustices often connected to cannabis.” But some...
by Bradley Vasoli | Apr 4, 2023
Two and a half years after Democratic Governor Tom Wolf and a Republican-controlled legislature enacted no-excuse absentee voting, many right-leaning Pennsylvanians still resist adjusting to the new system. Arnaud Armstrong can sympathize. The Allentown native and...
by The Center Square | Apr 4, 2023
by Madison Hirneisen Virginia lawmakers will return to Richmond next week to consider Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposed amendments and recommendations to 78 bills sent to his desk during the legislative session. Last week, Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed more than 700...
by M.D. Kittle | Apr 4, 2023
Liberal Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has proved to be a hostile witness to the three House committees trying to find out if he’s illegally using federal funds to target the Democrats’ No. 1 political enemy. U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI-01) says he’s...
by The Center Square | Apr 4, 2023
by Andrew Powell Florida is taking steps to protect its monuments and memorials from vandalism after two bills have been introduced that will ensure those who deface them face harsher penalties. Both bills would also ban the placement of specified objects such...
by The Center Square | Apr 4, 2023
by T.A. DeFeo Two Georgia counties are among the fastest-growing counties in the nation. Between 2021 and 2022, Dawson and Lumpkin counties ranked among the top five counties with at least 20,000 residents with the largest annual percent growth. Between July 1,...
by Hannah Poling | Apr 4, 2023
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a nearly $13.5 billion state transportation budget on Friday, including rail safety measures that lawmakers added in reaction to the February 3rd train derailment and toxic chemical spill in East Palestine. With oversight from the Ohio...
by Kaitlin Housler | Apr 4, 2023
One week after the school shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville that left six dead, Governor Bill Lee proposed additional actions to strengthen safety at public and private schools across Tennessee, including amending the budget for fiscal year 2023-2034 as...
by Kaitlin Housler | Apr 4, 2023
Leaders of four citizen groups representing “thousands of conservatives in Cleveland and Bradley County” have sent a letter to the City of Cleveland and its utility department, Cleveland Utilities, calling for the city’s proposed multi-million dollar broadband...
