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Supreme Court Will Decide If Trump Can End Automatic Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to consider President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship.Trump issued the executive order ending guaranteed citizenship for children of illegal aliens or migrants…
Somali Who Got Probation For Rapes Now Facing Federal Charges
A Somali migrant who entered the country during the Obama administration is facing federal charges tied to a series of rapes after state courts sentenced him to probation, the Justice Department announced Thursday.Abdimahat…
Netflix Gobbles Up Warner Bros. In Over $80,000,000,000 Deal
Netflix struck an agreement to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery and many associated assets in a deal valued at more than $80 billion, ending months of contentious negotiations.The companies announced Friday that Netflix will…
‘We Didn’t Want To Have To Do This’
Virginia Democrats are vowing to strike back after the Supreme Court cleared the way Thursday for Texas to use its newly drawn congressional map in the 2026 midterms.The Court granted the Lone Star State’s request to halt a…
Pam Bondi Gives FBI Marching Orders For Tackling Antifa Terrorists
Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed federal law enforcement agents on Thursday to form a list of Antifa groups for potential prosecution, according to multiple reports.Bondi’s order is part of a broader counterterrorism…
Kristi Noem Announces Travel Ban On More Than 30 Countries
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a sweeping new travel ban Thursday, blocking entry from more than 30 countries.In June, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation barring entry from Afghanistan, Burma,…
Small Cost, Big Returns: Technical Schools Building Tennessee
In 2025, nearly 900,000 Tennesseans were carrying an average of $38,000 in student loan debt. These daunting numbers also come with the unfortunate reality that many of the degrees earned will leave graduates without a higher…
A ‘Repeal Day’ glance at Liquor Commission revenues
December 5 is neither a federal nor state day of celebration, but it probably should be. On Dec. 5, 1933, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Utah became the final states to ratify the 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The night…
No cause for celebaration
By Charles PrestrudThe expensive light rail extension to Federal Way shows why light rail isn't the solution for the region's mobility needs. Source link
No cause for celebration
By Charles PrestrudThe expensive light rail extension to Federal Way shows why light rail isn't the solution for the region's mobility needs. Source link
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