Tennessee Comptrollers have investigated the Henderson County Solid Waste Department for alleged malfeasance.
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Day: February 2, 2020
Commentary: Families Today Have More Schooling Options Than Ever, But Nowhere Near Enough
I am a glass-half-full kind of person, so while we could focus on the criticisms and some of the setbacks related to expanding educational freedom to more families, there is much more to celebrate than to lament. As National School Choice Week ends, it’s a great time to spotlight the growing variety and abundance of education options available to parents and young people.
Read the full storyCommentary: Our Coming Debt Crisis
Ten to 20 years from now, we will not be talking about impeachment, and believe it or not, we won’t still be talking about Donald Trump either. We will be talking about our debt crisis. For all the good that came from this era, the Bush, Obama and Trump administrations will all be remembered as the ones that caused the crisis that will hammer our children and grandchildren. To understand where we are, it’s helpful to review the past few years of this issue’s development.
Read the full storyStacey Abrams Says She Will Be President Within 20 Years
Former Georgia state representative and romance novelist Stacey Abrams said she believes she will be occupying the White House by 2040.
Read the full storyTikTok Reinstates Live Action Account, Apologizes, Says ‘Human Error’ Caused Ban
TikTok reinstated a pro-life group’s account Friday and cited “human error” after the platform said Live Action was permanently banned from TikTok Thursday.
Read the full storyCommentary: A Very British Goodbye
Perhaps the penny has dropped. All 50 of them. Great Britain has left the European Union. Plagues of locusts, pestilence, and lepers waited patiently in the wings.
Read the full storyThese 10 Colleges Are Ranked ‘Worst of the Worst’ for Curbing Free Speech
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, a group dedicated to standing up for free-speech rights on U.S. college and university campuses, this week released its annual report chastising the Top 10 schools where it says those rights are most infringed.
Read the full storySix Drug Ring Members Released by NYC, Three of Whom Are Illegal Aliens
Six suspects in a Fentanyl drug ring operation were recently released by New York City authorities, with three of those suspects being revealed as illegal aliens, according to a Breitbart exclusive report.
Read the full storyElizabeth Warren Vows to Let a ‘Young Trans Person’ Choose Her Education Secretary
Presidential candidate and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) declared at a recent campaign event in Iowa that if she became president, she would let a transgender student select her Secretary of Education, as Breitbart reports.
Read the full storyRashida Tlaib Apologizes for Encouraging Bernie Crowd to Boo Hillary
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI-13) issued an apology after encouraging a crowd at a campaign event for Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) to boo Hillary Clinton Friday night.
Read the full storyOhio AG Halts Amendment Proposal That Would Make Changes to State Voting Laws
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost rejected a summary language of a proposed amendment this week that would have made changes to Ohio’s election laws.
Read the full storyState Reps Ask Two More Minnesota Counties to Become Second Amendment Sanctuaries
Republican state lawmakers have asked two more Minnesota counties to become Second Amendment “sanctuary” jurisdictions, which are areas that refuse to enforce gun control measures.
Read the full storyKlobuchar Having ‘Last-Minute Surge’ in Iowa Ahead of Caucuses
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) is experiencing a “last-minute surge” in Iowa ahead of the state’s Monday caucuses, national pollsters are reporting.
Read the full storyNational Organization Gives Memphis and Nashville Low Grades on Fiscal Health
A Chicago-based nonprofit gives Memphis a C grade for its fiscal health. This same nonprofit, Truth in Accounting, gave Nashville something even worse — a grade of D.
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