Attorney Joy Kimbrough Seeks District 1 Metro Council Seat

by Kaitlin Housler | Jun 10, 2023

Civil Rights attorney Joy Kimbrough announced her candidacy to serve on the Metro Nashville Council for District 1. Kimbrough (pictured above) represented the family of Daniel Hambrick, who was shot and killed by Metro Nashville Police in 2018, as previously reported...

Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher to Run For House Again, Ending Speculation About a Senate Campaign

by M.D. Kittle | Jun 10, 2023

U.S. Representative Mike Gallagher (R-WI-08) will seek re-election to his House seat in 2024, ending speculation that he would make a Senate run against two-term Democrat Senator Tammy Baldwin. The four-term congressman is a rising star in Republican politics, playing...

Ohio U.S. Lawmakers Push to Relocate U.S. Space Command Headquarters to Ohio

by Hannah Poling | Jun 10, 2023

A bipartisan group of Ohio U.S. lawmakers is pushing to relocate U.S. Space Command headquarters to Ohio. In a letter sent this week to President Joe Biden, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall, and Chief of Space Operations...

John Fredericks Was Fired After Dissing Obama, But Now His Trump Bus Sits at the Republican Convention in Georgia

by Admin | Jun 10, 2023

by Mark Rice   Its official name is the Trucking the Truth America First Bus Tour. It’s also known as the Mega MAGA Bus or simply the Trump Bus, although other buses have claimed that name. But whatever you call it, John Fredericks just wants you to see it — and...

Commentary: Court Rules Government Can’t Strip Second Amendment Rights from Those Convicted of Minor, Nonviolent Offenses

by Star News Staff | Jun 10, 2023

by Amy Swearer   The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held this week in Range v. Garland that the government cannot disarm people convicted of minor, nonviolent offenses. In doing so, it handed down perhaps the most significant Second Amendment victory...

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem No Help to over 80 Landowners Facing Eminent Domain Property Loss for Carbon Capture Pipeline

by Star News Staff | Jun 10, 2023

by Debra Heine   Dozens of landowners in South Dakota are facing eminent domain lawsuits for a controversial carbon capture pipeline, and their elected Republican leaders—including Governor Kristi  Noem—are doing nothing to stop it. The technology captures carbon...

Half of Americans Oppose Race-Based Admissions at Elite Colleges Ahead of SCOTUS Ruling: Poll

by Star News Staff | Jun 10, 2023

by Reagan Reese   Ahead of the Supreme Court’s ruling on the constitutionality of affirmative action in universities’ admissions process, 50% of Americans are opposed to the race-based method, according to a Thursday Pew Research poll. Approximately 74% of...