Government

A two-time gold medalist, former US Olympic swimmer Klete Keller, faced sentencing on Friday for his involvement in the riot at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.  Despite pleading guilty to a federal felony, Keller managed to avoid…

In a move set to bring significant relief to over 800,000 student loan borrowers, President Joe Biden has initiated the forgiveness of their loans, marking a milestone in the administration's efforts to address issues within the student…

Ohioans and Michiganders recently found themselves engaged in a friendly competition that led to the rediscovery of more than $3.4 million in unclaimed funds.  The initiative, aptly named the "Find Forgotten Funds" competition, was…

In a groundbreaking development, the state of Delaware is set to receive an additional $25 million from major "forever chemical" manufacturers—Chemours, DuPont, and Corteva—as part of a settlement agreement related to the release of per-…

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced that Texas will persist in bussing migrants to sanctuary cities until the Biden administration takes decisive action to secure the southern border.  Despite facing criticism from Democrats, Abbott…

In a renewed effort to contest Illinois' ban on assault-style rifles and large capacity magazines, an Illinois firearms retailer and the National Association for Gun Rights have jointly approached the US Supreme Court.  This marks their…

A wave of student activism swept through Monarch High School in Coconut Creek, Florida, as hundreds of students staged a walkout in protest of the reassignment of their principal and several school officials.  The controversy arose over…

In a recent turn of events, Colorado's political landscape is witnessing a disconnect between voter sentiment and legislative action.  Despite the clear rejection of Proposition HH by a 60% to 40% margin on Election Day, the state House,…