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October 1, 2022

‘Right to Work’ Amendment to Tennessee Constitution Allows Union Opt-Out

The citizens of Tennessee will have the opportunity to vote to add a “right to work” provision into the state constitution on election day this November 8. Constitutional Amendment 1 would amend Article XI of the Tennessee Constitution to add: It is unlawful for any person, corporation, association, or this...
October 1, 2022

1,000 Memphis First Responders Will Newly Qualify for Benefits from 1978 Pension Plan, Pending City Council Approval

October 1, 2022

Congressman John Rose Votes ‘No’ on Deficit Spending Bill to Assist Ukraine

October 1, 2022

Star News Reporter Goes Inside the Destruction of Hurricane Ian

September 30, 2022

Wall Street Guru Liz Peek Estimates Recession Until Mid-Next Year

September 30, 2022

Crom’s Crommentary: Negative Stance on School Choice Will Leave Katie Hobbs a Distant Memory Come the November Election

September 30, 2022

Congressman John Rose Says Biden’s Loan Forgiveness Is ‘the Most Regressive Program in American History’

September 30, 2022

American Thinker Contributor James Stansbury Talks About His Recent Article and the Transgender Trend

September 30, 2022

American Classical Education Withdraws Appeals to the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission

September 30, 2022

Tennessee National Guard Deployed to Florida to Help with Hurricane Recovery and Response Efforts

September 30, 2022

Tennessee Textbook Commission Requests Additional Staff Following Passage of Library Materials Law

September 30, 2022

Memphis Rampage Killer Ezekiel Kelly Charged with Two More Murders

September 30, 2022

Memphis City Council Discusses the Enforcement of Curfew for Minors Under 18 Years Old

September 30, 2022

Tennessee Republicans Send Letter to Vanderbilt Medical Center Asking to Halt Trans Surgeries

September 29, 2022

Congressman Tim Burchett Cautions Voters ‘It’s Not a Done Deal’ Despite Optimism for GOP House Takeover

September 29, 2022

Follow the Money: Roger Simon Comments on Transgender Movement Aimed at Children, Keeping Them on the “Medical Treadmill”

September 29, 2022

Recovering Journalist Clint Brewer Comments on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Political Implications of Hurricane Ian

National News

October 1, 2022

Feds Used Private Entity to Target Millions of Social Posts in 2020

A consortium of four private groups worked with the departments of Homeland Security (DHS) and State to censor massive numbers of social media posts they considered misinformation during the 2020 election, and its members then got rewarded with millions of federal dollars from the Biden administration afterwards, according to interviews...
October 1, 2022

CompassCare CEO Says Police Won’t Return His Surveillance Video of Firebombing Attack Because It Might Inspire Rightwing Violence

October 1, 2022

Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Making California Sanctuary State for Parents Seeking Child Transgender Surgery

October 1, 2022

House Passes Sweeping Antitrust Package Targeting Big Tech

October 1, 2022

Putin Signs Decree Bringing Ukrainian Territory Under Russian Rule

October 1, 2022

Fauci and Wife’s Net Worth Skyrocketed During Pandemic, Analysis Finds

October 1, 2022

Georgia Congressman to Introduce Legislation Banning Federal Agencies from Pressing Big Tech to Censor

October 1, 2022

Inflation Rose More than Expected in August, Federal Data Shows

September 30, 2022

Poll: 79 Percent of Americans Are Dissatisfied with America’s Direction

September 30, 2022

Gun Manufacturer Smith & Wesson Sued over July 4th Parade Shooting

September 30, 2022

Medical Boards Punishing Doctors Exercising Independent Judgment to Practice Medicine

September 30, 2022

New York Times on Trans Teens’ Elective Mastectomies: ‘Better Aligns Bodies with Experience of Gender’

September 30, 2022

Government Agencies Buying Cellphone, Internet Data to Track Americans

September 30, 2022

German Authorities Fear Nord Stream Pipelines May Be Permanently Unusable Following Sabotage

September 30, 2022

Analysis: Hurricane Ian May Be the Costliest Hurricane in U.S. History

September 30, 2022

Border Patrol Calls In ‘Suicidologist’ to Address Rising Suicides Among Rank-and-File

September 30, 2022

Vast Majority of Economists Predict a Global Recession by 2023

News from the States

October 1, 2022

Michigan Mother Sues School Board over COVID-19 Policy ‘Retaliation’

After Sandra Hernden voiced her opinion to the Chippewa Valley School District school board, she says the district retaliated. Now she’s suing the district with help from the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation, alleging the board violated her First Amendment rights. Her request in damages if successful, is a public apology...
October 1, 2022

Companies Donate More than $10 Million in One Day to Help Floridians

October 1, 2022

Minnesota Students Protest Vice Principal’s Use of Divisive Language in Email

October 1, 2022

Star News Reporter Goes Inside the Destruction of Hurricane Ian

October 1, 2022

Kari Lake Blasts Katie Hobbs for Taking a Week to Reject a Referendum as Arizona’s Universal ESA Law Is Now Set to Go into Effect

October 1, 2022

Youngkin Wins on Public Higher Ed Tuition Freeze After Holdout GMU Votes to Refund Increase

October 1, 2022

Early General Election Voting Starts in Ohio Next Month

October 1, 2022

Arizona Corporation Commissioner Disputes Kris Mayes’ Claims During Arizona Attorney General Debate of ‘Prosecuting’ While a Commissioner

October 1, 2022

Spanberger Blasts House Democratic Leadership for Intentionally Killing Congressional Trading Reform, Vega Says It’s a Stale Pre-Election Routine

September 30, 2022

Kari Lake Leads Katie Hobbs with Millions in Ads from GOP Governors Association and Superior Independent Support

September 30, 2022

Maricopa County Attorney Says She Won’t Prosecute Women Who Have Abortions

September 30, 2022

U.S. Treasury Department Awards $125 Million to Georgia-Based Financial Institutions

September 30, 2022

Michigan Won’t Tax Forgiven Public Student Loans

September 30, 2022

Three Minnesota Counties Hit with Complaints for Hundreds of Duplicate Voter Registrations

September 30, 2022

Wisconsin Representative Questions Elections Commission’s New Elections 101 Lessons

September 30, 2022

Ohio Senate Candidate Ryan Fundraises in California, Says Absence Is Owed to ‘Public Health Emergency’

September 30, 2022

Philadelphia Victims’ Relatives Testify About Krasner’s Work as District Attorney

September 30, 2022

Youngkin Issues State of Emergency, Activating Price-Gouging Act Ahead of Remnants of Hurricane Ian

September 30, 2022

Rep. Bob Good Uses Clash with Spanberger to Highlight Her ‘Radical’ Stance

September 30, 2022

Plaintiffs Get Partial Win in Lawsuit over Winchester Gun Ban Ordinance

September 30, 2022

Maricopa County to Require Press Pass to Cover 2022 Election

Commentary

October 1, 2022

Commentary: Time to Investigate the FBI’s Confidential Human Sources Program

To the surprise of no one paying attention, the Department of Justice recently acknowledged the use of several FBI informants in its investigation of the Oath Keepers, an alleged militia group tied to the events of January 6.  Prosecutors last week asked for a protective order to conceal from jurors information about...
September 30, 2022

Commentary: The Modern Western World Is Facing a Crisis

September 30, 2022

Commentary: Durham Prosecutes FBI Informants, Protects Their Handlers

September 29, 2022

Commentary: Six Important Issues at Stake in Appropriations Bills

September 29, 2022

Commentary: The Opioids Crisis’ Impact on America’s Economy

September 29, 2022

Commentary: Despite Rising Consumer Confidence, Biden’s Economy Is Nothing Like Trump’s

September 28, 2022

Commentary: Winning Italian Party Unfairly Called ‘Far Right’

September 28, 2022

Commentary: America Is Barreling Toward a Cliff’s Edge Because of Democrats

September 28, 2022

Commentary: So-Called ‘Ethnic Studies’ Promote Antisemitism, Bigotry in U.S. Schools


Sports & Entertainment

September 29, 2022

Exclusive: Cory Singer Premieres ‘Chance of a Lifetime (The Truth)’

Before I discovered my love for traditional country music, Americana, and bluegrass, I loved big-band and Broadway music. I prided myself on knowing the big show tunes from all the famous musicals. When I heard Cory Singer’s song “I Still Love You,” I thought, “Wow, I wonder which musical this...
September 27, 2022

Music Spotlight: Brei Carter

September 22, 2022

Music Spotlight: Chase Wright

September 21, 2022

Music Spotlight: AmericanaFest

September 20, 2022

Stacey Abrams Repeats Already-Debunked Claim That Women Seek Late-Term Abortions Due to ‘Traumatic Experience’


Latest News

October 1, 2022

‘Right to Work’ Amendment to Tennessee Constitution Allows Union Opt-Out

The citizens of Tennessee will have the opportunity to vote to add a “right to work” provision into the state constitution on election day this November 8. Constitutional Amendment 1 would amend Article XI of the Tennessee Constitution to add:...
October 1, 2022

Feds Used Private Entity to Target Millions of Social Posts in 2020

A consortium of four private groups worked with the departments of Homeland Security (DHS) and State to censor massive numbers of social media posts they considered misinformation during the 2020 election, and its members then got rewarded with millions of...
October 1, 2022

Commentary: Time to Investigate the FBI’s Confidential Human Sources Program

To the surprise of no one paying attention, the Department of Justice recently acknowledged the use of several FBI informants in its investigation of the Oath Keepers, an alleged militia group tied to the events of January 6.  Prosecutors last week asked...
October 1, 2022

CompassCare CEO Says Police Won’t Return His Surveillance Video of Firebombing Attack Because It Might Inspire Rightwing Violence

The CEO of a crisis pregnancy center in Buffalo, New York, says the police and FBI will not give back his surveillance footage from the night abortion extremists firebombed his facility because they are afraid it may inspire rightwing violence.
October 1, 2022

Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Making California Sanctuary State for Parents Seeking Child Transgender Surgery

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed a bill (SB-107) into law Thursday that makes his state a safe haven for parents who want their gender dysphoric children to be treated with drugs and surgeries when their own states have attempted...
October 1, 2022

House Passes Sweeping Antitrust Package Targeting Big Tech

The House of Representatives passed sweeping antitrust legislation targeting Big Tech with bipartisan support following a Thursday afternoon vote. The bill, known as the Merger Fee Filing Modernization Act, passed 242 to 184, combining a trio of antitrust bills designed to limit...
October 1, 2022

1,000 Memphis First Responders Will Newly Qualify for Benefits from 1978 Pension Plan, Pending City Council Approval

The City of Memphis announced Wednesday that roughly 1,000 first responders will qualify to take part in the city's 1978 pension plan, pending the Memphis City Council’s approval. “I am happy to say that we have agreed with the association...
October 1, 2022

Congressman John Rose Votes ‘No’ on Deficit Spending Bill to Assist Ukraine

Tennessee Congressman John Rose (R-TN-06) voted against the Continuing Appropriations and Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2023 on Friday.
October 1, 2022

Michigan Mother Sues School Board over COVID-19 Policy ‘Retaliation’

After Sandra Hernden voiced her opinion to the Chippewa Valley School District school board, she says the district retaliated. Now she’s suing the district with help from the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation, alleging the board violated her First Amendment rights....
October 1, 2022

Companies Donate More than $10 Million in One Day to Help Floridians

Companies nationwide donated more than $10 million in one day to help Floridians in the aftermath of destruction caused by Hurricane Ian. Ian, which is believed to be the costliest storm in U.S. history, has devastated communities throughout much of...
October 1, 2022

Minnesota Students Protest Vice Principal’s Use of Divisive Language in Email

About 100 students at Farmington High School walked out of class Wednesday in protest of an assistant principal who admonished her colleagues for their “straight, white privilege,” parents told Alpha News. An email from Vice Principal Laura Wagner was circulated among parents...
October 1, 2022

Star News Reporter Goes Inside the Destruction of Hurricane Ian

ROTONDA WEST, Florida - More than 36 hours after the devastating Category 4 Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida, a Star News Network reporter trekked to the rural town of Rotonda West to do a wellness check on his parents, who...
October 1, 2022

Kari Lake Blasts Katie Hobbs for Taking a Week to Reject a Referendum as Arizona’s Universal ESA Law Is Now Set to Go into Effect

Arizona's Republican gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake blasted her Democrat opponent, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, for taking a week to reject a referendum to stop Arizona's universal Empowerment Scholarship Account law from going into effect, despite evidence already showing the...
October 1, 2022

Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Adopts ‘Culturally Relevant’ Sex Ed Policy Based on National Standards

The Pittsburgh Public Schools Board unanimously adopted changes to the district’s sex education policy that is aligned with national standards, shifting the focus away from abstaining from sex and including “culturally relevant” information related to gender identity. Rather than emphasize...
October 1, 2022

Youngkin Wins on Public Higher Ed Tuition Freeze After Holdout GMU Votes to Refund Increase

George Mason University's (GMU) Board of Visitors voted Thursday to refund a three percent tuition increase charged to undergraduates for the 2022-2023 academic year. GMU was the last holdout among Virginia's public colleges and universities resisting Governor Glenn Youngkin's call...
October 1, 2022

Arizona Corporation Commissioner Disputes Kris Mayes’ Claims During Arizona Attorney General Debate of ‘Prosecuting’ While a Commissioner

The first debate between Trump-endorsed Republican Abraham Hamadeh and Democratic candidate Kris Mayes for Arizona Attorney General (AGO) took place Wednesday evening on Arizona PBS, sponsored by the Clean Elections Commission. The two candidates sparred for much of time over...
October 1, 2022

Early General Election Voting Starts in Ohio Next Month

Ohioans will be going to the polls for early voting beginning in October. Starting on October 12th, Ohio residents who are registered to vote can either physically go to the polls or can participate through absentee voting by mail.
October 1, 2022

Spanberger Blasts House Democratic Leadership for Intentionally Killing Congressional Trading Reform, Vega Says It’s a Stale Pre-Election Routine

Representative Abigail Spanberger (D-VA-07) criticized Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA-12) and House Democratic leadership for moves that killed bipartisan congressional stock trading reform legislation, but her opponent in the election Yesli Vega said in a press release that...
October 1, 2022

Putin Signs Decree Bringing Ukrainian Territory Under Russian Rule

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed treaties to inaugurate the annexation of four Ukrainian territories in a ceremony at 3 p.m. local time Friday. Separatist leaders from Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions in southern Ukraine and the self-styled Luhansk and Donetsk People’s Republics agreed...
October 1, 2022

Fauci and Wife’s Net Worth Skyrocketed During Pandemic, Analysis Finds

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Anthony Fauci and his wife saw a net worth increase of $5 million during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an analysis by a government watchdog group. Between Jan. 1, 2019 and...
October 1, 2022

Georgia Congressman to Introduce Legislation Banning Federal Agencies from Pressing Big Tech to Censor

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) plans to introduce legislation called the Free Speech Defense Act that will prohibit federal officials from collaborating with Big Tech to censor Americans' voices and create some legal recourse for those harmed by free speech infringement....
October 1, 2022

Inflation Rose More than Expected in August, Federal Data Shows

Inflation rose more than expected in August, leaving Americans facing even higher prices on a range of everyday purchases, according to newly released federal inflation data. The Bureau of Economic Analysis released the pricing data, which showed the Personal Consumption Expenditure...
September 30, 2022

Your Middle Tennessee Fresh Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Daphne DeLoren for Friday Night and the Weekend

Star News Network Chief Meteorologist Daphne DeLoren shares her Middle Tennessee Fresh Forecast for Friday night and the weekend. Catch Daphne's Fresh Forecast weekdays at 5pm and on demand.
September 30, 2022

Wall Street Guru Liz Peek Estimates Recession Until Mid-Next Year

Friday morning on The Tennessee Star Report, host Leahy welcomed Fox Business contributor and Wall Street expert Liz Peek on the newsmaker breaks down the current economic trends both in America and Europe citing a possible recession well into mid next...
September 30, 2022

American Thinker Contributor James Stansbury Talks About His Recent Article and the Transgender Trend

Friday morning on The Tennessee Star Report, host Leahy welcomed American Thinker contributor, James Stansbury to the newsmaker line to elaborate on his recent article addressing the transgender fad and the money it generates.
September 30, 2022

Congressman John Rose Says Biden’s Loan Forgiveness Is ‘the Most Regressive Program in American History’

Friday morning on The Tennessee Star Report, host Leahy welcomed Congressman John Rose (R-TN-06) to the newsmaker line to discuss his recent Tweet and the largest transfer of wealth from the middle class to the upper class due to Biden's...
September 30, 2022

Crom’s Crommentary: Negative Stance on School Choice Will Leave Katie Hobbs a Distant Memory Come the November Election

Friday morning on The Tennessee Star Report, host Leahy welcomed the original all-star panelist Crom Carmichael to the studio for another edition of Crom’s Crommentary.
September 30, 2022

Kari Lake Leads Katie Hobbs with Millions in Ads from GOP Governors Association and Superior Independent Support

As the heated Arizona gubernatorial campaign between Trump-endorsed Kari Lake and Democratic Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs continues, Lake is pulling ahead with spending related to her campaign. Through a funding maneuver, Republicans figured out how to adjust their...
September 30, 2022

Poll: 79 Percent of Americans Are Dissatisfied with America’s Direction

Only a fraction of Americans is satisfied "with the way things are going in the U.S.," according to a new poll. Gallup released the survey data, which showed that 79% of Americans are dissatisfied with the direction the country is headed,...
September 30, 2022

Commentary: The Modern Western World Is Facing a Crisis

Civilization is fragile. It hinges on ensuring the stuff of life.  To be able to eat, to move about, to have shelter, to be free from state or tribal coercion, to be secure abroad, and safe at home—only that allows...
September 30, 2022

Gun Manufacturer Smith & Wesson Sued over July 4th Parade Shooting

The popular gun manufacturing company Smith & Wesson is facing nearly a dozen lawsuits over a July 4th parade shooting in Illinois, where the perpetrator used one of the company’s guns in the attack. According to ABC News, 11 different lawsuits...
September 30, 2022

Maricopa County Attorney Says She Won’t Prosecute Women Who Have Abortions

Will Maricopa County prosecute women who have abortions under the state's old abortion ban? Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell posted a video on Facebook Tuesday clarifying Arizona state law regarding abortion and that she will not prosecute women who have...
September 30, 2022

American Classical Education Withdraws Appeals to the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission

American Classical Education (ACE) announced Thursday that it had withdrawn its appeals to the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission that would open charter schools in Madison, Montgomery, and Rutherford counties.
September 30, 2022

Tennessee National Guard Deployed to Florida to Help with Hurricane Recovery and Response Efforts

On Thursday, roughly 1,200 Soldiers and Airmen from the Tennessee National Guard departed from various locations across the state to support response and recovery efforts in Florida following the landfall of Hurricane Ian, according to a press release by the...
September 30, 2022

Commentary: Durham Prosecutes FBI Informants, Protects Their Handlers

Since being named special counsel in October 2020, John Durham has investigated or indicted several unscrupulous anti-Trump informants. But he has spared the FBI agents who handled them, raising suspicions he's letting investigators off the hook in his waning investigation...
September 30, 2022

Medical Boards Punishing Doctors Exercising Independent Judgment to Practice Medicine

Various medical boards, and now even a California bill, threaten doctors who have exercised their independence from the government’s narrative in their efforts to discuss the risks of the COVID mRNA shots and the benefits of early treatments for COVID-19...
September 30, 2022

Tennessee Textbook Commission Requests Additional Staff Following Passage of Library Materials Law

The Tennessee textbook commission expressed their need for additional staff and an attorney, following the library materials law, requiring schools to catalog and publicize their list of library and classroom materials. Director of Schools for Bradley County and Textbook and...
September 30, 2022

Memphis Rampage Killer Ezekiel Kelly Charged with Two More Murders

Shelby County's District Attorney Wednesday announced more than two dozen new charges against the man who went on a rampage killing spree in Memphis on September 7. "Ezekiel Kelly has been indicted on 26 additional charges related to the September...
September 30, 2022

New York Times on Trans Teens’ Elective Mastectomies: ‘Better Aligns Bodies with Experience of Gender’

“More trans teens are choosing ‘top surgery,’” reads a Monday New York Times headline of a story that highlights the practice of a Miami “top” surgeon who posts photos on TikTok touting her work with the phrase, “Yeet the Teet,”...
September 30, 2022

Memphis City Council Discusses the Enforcement of Curfew for Minors Under 18 Years Old

During a public safety committee, on Tuesday, The Memphis City Council discussed strictly enforcing the Memphis curfew for children 17 and under.   Vice Chairman Martavius Jones said, “Juvenile Crime has spiked over the years…I commend our men and women...
September 30, 2022

Government Agencies Buying Cellphone, Internet Data to Track Americans

In a little noted trend, law enforcement agencies at every level of government are increasingly buying data from private, third-party data brokers on Americans' phone and internet activities in order to track them, often without a warrant. While proponents say...
September 30, 2022

U.S. Treasury Department Awards $125 Million to Georgia-Based Financial Institutions

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has awarded more than $125 million to Georgia-based institutions under programs that support community financial institutions to help small and minority-owned businesses. The 2021 Consolidated Appropriations Act established the Emergency Capital Investment Program. Under...
September 30, 2022

Michigan Won’t Tax Forgiven Public Student Loans

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said on Wednesday that the forgiven student loans of about 1.4 million Michiganders won’t be treated as taxable income. Typically, the Internal Revenue Service treats debt forgiven as taxable income, meaning that Michiganders could have been taxed...
September 30, 2022

Three Minnesota Counties Hit with Complaints for Hundreds of Duplicate Voter Registrations

The first three of several legal complaints have been filed against Minnesota county auditors who failed to remove duplicate voter registrations from the state system. With the assistance of the Upper Midwest Law Center (UMLC), the Public Interest Legal Foundation, a...
September 30, 2022

Wisconsin Representative Questions Elections Commission’s New Elections 101 Lessons

One of the Republican lawmakers in Madison who continues to have questions for the Wisconsin Elections Commission isn’t impressed with the Commission’ new lessons for kids. The Elections Commission this week launched what it’s calling Election 101 lessons for high schoolers across...
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CapWealth Group
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