By Erik Schelzig | TNJ DeAngelo Jelks, the Democratic nominee to fill an open state House seat in Hamilton County, has been accused of rape during his campaign, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reports. Jelks, 40, resigned as vice chair of the Hamilton County Democratic Party after a rape report was filed with the Chattanooga Police Department on Sunday. Jelks declined to comment when […]

By Mike Christen | The Daily Herald Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Dr. Carnita Atwater recently visited Columbia  to share her vision of changing the politics and culture of Tennessee. Atwater, a native of Mississippi and a longtime resident of West Tennessee, spoke to members of the Maury County Democratic Party under a pavilion at Maury County Park, asking the local party members for […]

By Joe Cunningham |  RedState In California, what was once a tight recall election became a comfortable win for the current governor, Gavin Newsom. There will be a few autopsies of the race, trying to find out what happened, but ultimately it doesn’t matter. California remains in Democratic hands for the foreseeable future. If anything, I think embracing the entertainment side of […]

Good morning, it’s Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021. The Gulf Coast has been slammed by another hurricane, the 19th named storm to make landfall in the U.S. in the past year. Meanwhile, Bob Woodward has again pulled back the curtain on the waning days of a faltering U.S. presidency (this time with a co-author), and it’s not a flattering portrait of […]

Four former Minneapolis officers involved in George Floyd’s death pleaded not guilty to federal civil rights charges yesterday. Derek Chauvin, Tou Thao, Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng are all accused of violating Floyd’s civil rights when Chauvin pinned Floyd to the ground by his neck for nearly 10 minutes. Earlier this year, Chauvin was convicted on state-level charges of […]

Texas is a growing hub for companies. Sometimes referred to as a “tech mecca,” it’s home to industry giants like Oracle, Hewlett Packard and Tesla. It’s brought more than 17,000 tech firms and over 200,000 workers who chose to move from California to Texas, in part because of a lower cost of living and favorable tax laws. But some say […]

So far 27 states have voiced opposition to federal vaccine mandate, which governors say infringes on personal liberty BY PETR SVAB |  EPOCH TIMES Nearly all Republican-led states have voiced opposition to the vaccine mandate announced by President Joe Biden last week. Many of them have vowed to fight the mandate in court, but held back on voicing specific legal strategies as details of the Biden […]

By Michael Austin |  Western Journal Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley may have conspired last year to commit treason against then-President Donald Trump — and against the United States. That’s the takeaway from a new book from Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa, which recounts that Milley called his Chinese counterpart — Gen. Li […]

You could almost hear the chorus on Wall Street praising the sainted Jerome Powell when the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its August read on consumer prices. Make no mistake: inflation is still running stronger than it has in years, especially if you happen to be the sort of person who shops for groceries or occasionally fills up a gas […]

I hope you’re having a great day so far. Today, I’m writing to let you know that we’ve produced a limited number of DVD box sets of our “Constitution 101” course, and I’d like you to have a copy. The course features Hillsdale College’s world-renowned faculty. It teaches the original design and purpose of the Constitution, the challenges it faced […]

By Dr. Jim Denison In advance of yesterday’s recall election, the polling service FiveThirtyEight reported that 57.3 percent of Californians wanted Gov. Gavin Newsom to remain in office, while 41.5 percent wanted to remove him. They were close: 64.2 percent voted against his recall, while 35.8 percent voted for his removal. In advance of Apple’s September 14 news event, the Wall Street Journal predicted that apart […]

  By Alana Goodman | The Washington Free Beacon The American Civil Liberties Union has evolved into the most powerful legal advocate for the anti-Semitic Israel boycott movement in the United States, a move critics argue undercuts the organization’s reputation as an advocate for minorities and other underrepresented groups. Now, as it prepares to defend that movement before a panel […]

By Alexis Simendinger and Al Weaver  The Senate broke for the rest of the week on Tuesday as Democrats maintain an internal tug of war over the future of the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package as congressional leaders also face a looming deadline to avert U.S. default. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) (pictured above) returned to Washington with a “soft” […]

By Erick-Woods Erickson I’m usually good for creative titles, but that’ll have to suffice. The hour is late. General Milley He should resign. Let’s not downplay the context. From many people’s perspective including Miley’s, the President of the United States had gone off the deep end in rage over the election. He had all sorts of crazy people around him. […]

By Erik Schelzig | TNJ The state Human Services Department is accepting applications for its Tennessee Opportunity Pilot Initiative that will invest $180 million in public-private partnerships developing programs to move vulnerable Tennesseans toward self-sufficiency. The program is part of the TANF Opportunity Act passed this year. Here is the Human Services release: NASHVILLE – With the launch of the Tennessee Opportunity […]

By Steven Nelson and Juliegrace Brufke |  The New York Post A conservative group is asking the Office of Congressional Ethics to launch an investigation of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for accepting free tickets to Monday’s Met Gala, where she wore a custom gown that said “Tax the Rich.” The self-declared socialist congresswoman drew broad social media scorn for partying at the elite $35,000-per-ticket event […]

By Jesse O’Neill |  The New York Post Police in Utah responded to an “incident” involving missing Long Island native Gabby Petito and boyfriend Brian Laundrie about two weeks before she was last seen — but no arrests were made and no criminal charges were filed as a result. Moab Chief of Police Bret Edge said an unidentified person called in “an incident” […]

The absurdity and dysfunction of the Biden Administration have become so pervasive that it’s easy to become numb to it all. But some things it does are still so outrageous and inconceivable – touching on the very identity of the nation itself – that it is worth pausing to take stock of just how far the U.S. has fallen as […]

by David Codrea Two Second Amendment-related actions filed Monday seeking to protect rights in Hawaii are being deliberately delayed through procedural moves to preclude resolving them. The cases involved are Andrew Roberts v. Al Cummings, et al, in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and Yukutake v. Connors, In the United States District Court for the District of Hawaii. […]

by John Crump U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- I want to talk a little bit about Biden pulling the nomination of David Chipman for the Director of the ATF. I don’t want to talk so much about the actual pulling of the nomination. I want to speak on the media’s response to it being pulled, and I want to pull the curtain back a little bit […]