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August 3, 2023
Many of the nation's policymakers act like deadbeats. They deserve to be treated that way.
August 3, 2023
“She started to ask me if I am Republican because of the American decorations,” the homeowner said.
August 3, 2023
Ladies and gentlemen, Ted and Eileen Salter performed variety act shows of puppetry, music and British pantomime for audiences, paying or not. The Salters appeared on โTruth of Consequences,โ โTo Tell the Truthโ and โThe Steve Allen Show,โ as well as several short films. The Salters made Highland County their home, and Ted even wrote a song for Hillsboro entitled โHillsboro, O-HI-O.โย
August 3, 2023
The recent downgrade of U.S. government debt created one more reason for mortgage rates to stay at a peak. Here's why.
August 3, 2023
Tori Spelling has been living in an RV with her five children following her split from Dean McDermott as she continues to deal with a mold problem in her home.
August 3, 2023
Many of the nation's policymakers act like deadbeats. They deserve to be treated that way.
August 2, 2023
A dying empire has signed up Australia as a collaborator.
August 2, 2023
I’m a registered Democrat, but I personally believe that the governor is right when he says that Virginia doesn’t have to choose between increasing the funding for schools, behavioral health and protecting our streets and, at the same time, giving taxpayers a break. When the state is running such a big surplus, the right thing to do is both.
August 2, 2023
Pilot Onwards It looks like Elon Musk is once again ignoring his purported conservativism in search of a government handout — this time for Tesla's electric semi-trucks. According to emails reviewed by Bloomberg, the electric vehicle maker is asking the government for a cool $97 million to build nine electric charging stations for its forthcoming […]
August 2, 2023
A new document from the federal government helps lay the groundwork for a likely plan to fix Social Security by filling the $20 trillion hole in its accounts.