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January 18, 2021
January 18, 2021 The Indiana State Police (ISP), at the request of the Grant County Sheriff’s Department, is investigating a police officer-involved shooting in which a Marion man died. The preliminary investigation by Indiana State Police detectives revealed that yesterday at approximately 6:10 p.m., officers from the Grant County Sheriff’s Department were dispatched to a domestic situation involving a possible stabbing at a home on 3209 South Central Ave. Grant County Sheriff’...
January 16, 2021
Director of the Nunavut Liquor and Cannabis Commission says changes are on the way to help reduce wait times.
December 29, 2020
A Sliver of Hope for California Details NEW GEOGRAPHY-In the minds of most progressives, as well as some horrified conservatives, California is the harbinger of America’s future. Governor Gavin Newsom sees his state as a model, claiming California is “the envy of the world” and the great bastion of social justice. “Unlike the Washington plutocracy,” he boasts, “California isn’t satisfied serving a powerful few on one side of the velvet rope.”...
December 15, 2020
Technology and Innovation It’s hard to say the word “innovation” and not think of California. Technology has paced the state’s growth in everything from agriculture and oil to housing, entertainment, and aerospace. California has always been the harbinger of the American future, the promise of ever-greater economic and social progress. Yet increasingly, many of today’s innovators are fleeing the state. This past week, one half of the company arguably most symbolic of tech development ...
December 11, 2020
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals building in Richmond, Va. (Photo via Acroterion/Wikimedia) (CN) — A Fourth Circuit panel heard arguments Thursday over whether a former Air Force officer’s use of a racial slur toward a Black store clerk fell within the “fighting words” exception to free speech protection. Lieutenant Colonel Jules Bartow was convicted under Virginia’s abusive language statute for posing a series of rhetorical questions that included a racial slur to a sales associa...