Op-Ed: A silent night, the miracle of Christmas
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind." (John Fitzgerald Kennedy)
World War I is considered the most important event of the 20th... Read More.
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WATCH: Report: Americans are still paying off credit debt from last Christmas
If your last-minute Christmas shopping requires a credit card, you are not alone.
According to a new WalletHub report, many Americans are still paying off credit card... Read More.
Wyoming’s year in review: Education savings, contentious spending
Wyoming lawmakers passed legislation to expand education savings accounts and property tax protections in 2025. However, the legislature remained divided on substantial spending increases to boost particular school capital construction projects.
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U.S. House advances GOP-backed energy reliability bill
Legislation looking to lower energy prices nationally successfully passed the U.S. House on a slightly bipartisan vote.
H.R. 3628, titled the "State Planning for Reliability and Affordability... Read More.
Report: Arizona’s tax system draws many new residents
About every 14 minutes, it happens.
Someone moves to Arizona.
That's according to a... Read More.
App offers alternative to classroom phone ban
As the concern over cell phones in the classroom rises, banning them from schools will not solve the deep-rooted issue, says the founder of Opal, a phone app that helps users with daily screen time and blocks games and social media.
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Legislator proposes Protest Girls’ Sports in Arizona Act
An Arizona legislator wants voters to decide whether school sports are designated male, female or co-ed.
The Protect Girls' Sports in Arizona Act (HCR2003) is from state... Read More.
Report: First-generation college students graduate at lower rates
First-generation college students are entering higher education and graduate school in record numbers. However, a new study reveals they still face significantly lower graduation rates than peers whose families have previous college experience.
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Medi-Cal to stop accepting illegal immigrants as of Jan. 1
Many illegal immigrants in California will become ineligible for Medi-Cal coverage in the new year, according to new guidance from state officials.
The Department of Health Care Services, which... Read More.
Congressional Conflicts: Curb on lawmakers’ stock trades draws fire for being weak
A limited ban on stock trading by Congress might get a vote next year after a 2012 law did not do enough to stem the practice that critics say is legal insider trading.The Center Square has been investigating the trades of lawmakers on key... Read More.
Poll: Christmas remains America’s most important holiday
As Christians celebrate the birth of their Savior Thursday, new polling from Napolitan News Service shows that Christmas remains America's top holiday.
"Christmas continues to be considered America's most... Read More.
More than a million new Epstein records found, DOJ reveals
The FBI and Southern District of New York found more than a million documents at least partly related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday morning in a posting on X.com.
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