In a surprising turn of events, Republican Representative Chip Roy has placed blame on former President Donald Trump for the current challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border. Expressing his discontent, Roy pointed to Trump’s decision to skip Republican primary debates, emphasizing the need for stronger border protection measures. Roy did not mince words when discussing Trump’s … Read more
In a pivotal gathering against the escalating issue of gun violence, Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart, representing Masten District and a mother profoundly impacted by the Tops mass shooting tragedy, has united with state and federal leaders to address the community’s fight against this pressing concern. The collaborative effort, spearheaded by Everhart, unfolded as part of the … Read more
In the intricate web of financial responsibilities that come with owning a vehicle, one significant component often weighs heavily on the minds of motorists – the cost of car insurance. According to a recent report by Insurify, the average yearly premium for full-coverage car insurance in the state of New York stands at a notable … Read more
In a heartfelt gathering, family and friends paid their respects during a Wednesday evening visitation for Aaron Peters, a 32-year-old Niagara County man who tragically lost his life while carrying out tree cleanup duties as a state employee in a local park. The state flags, standing at half-mast, served as a poignant tribute to a … Read more
Last week, Governor Hochul unveiled an ambitious $35.3 billion school aid package, reflecting a 2.4 percent increase from last year’s $34 billion budget. While the proposal aims to address educational needs, it has sparked concerns due to proposed changes that could impact Foundation Aid for numerous, primarily rural districts statewide. The New York State United … Read more
In a remarkable display of resilience, the graduating Class of 2023 on the Treasure Coast not only faced but conquered the obstacles posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, as revealed by the latest graduation rates released by the Florida Department of Education on Monday. Despite the unprecedented challenges that the pandemic brought, each district on the … Read more
In a significant legal development, Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri is urging the Supreme Court to reject the argument put forth by Big Tech platforms, asserting their First Amendment freedom to censor user content while simultaneously seeking legal protection from the content posted on their platforms. Scheduled for next month, the Supreme Court is set … Read more
In the aftermath of the October 7 terrorist invasion of Israel, Jewish schools in three U.S. states are grappling with a 47% surge in security costs, according to a comprehensive report by the Teach Coalition, a project of the Orthodox Union. The findings shed light on the profound impact of recent geopolitical events on local … Read more
In a significant legal development, Derrick Langford, a 49-year-old California resident, has received a federal prison sentence for orchestrating an extensive ticket scam that reached across the United States, including a notable case involving a Texas A&M football game. The sentencing decision, announced by U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani, serves as a culmination of Langford’s … Read more
In a dramatic turn of events, the Michigan Republican Party has plunged into a legal feud, filing a lawsuit against its controversial leader, Kristina Karamo. The state party’s move seeks a temporary restraining order against Karamo, underscoring the deep-seated divide within the Michigan GOP. The legal action, led by Acting Chair Malinda Pego, Administrative Vice … Read more