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State Senator Rick Girdler Since the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, the Fourth of July has been observed as a day for Americans to stand in unity and in recognition of our nation's founding. On this day, 245 years ago, exemplary visionaries dared to create a unique form of government. Our Founding Fathers established what President Ronald Reagan described as "the shining city on a hill," because despite the imperfections of man that exist in our history, America became a beacon of hope for the world, and since the nation's inception has stood steadfast in pursui...

It’s been nearly six months since the attack on the U.S. Capitol and tonight Anthony Everett asks, are the divisions between Republicans and Democrats as stark...

The Progress-Index ETTRICK — Dozens of Virginia State University students, Life Christian Academy football players and other community members gathered at Rogers Stadium for a unity march on Thursday afternoon. Nazario, who attended the event, was unable to comment on the case as it is still under investigation.  Jhovan Galberth, founder of Motivating Other Voices Everywhere, or MOVE, coordinated the event as a way to help bridge the gap between residents and law enforcement. "We can sit and we can march in the street all day but we have to sit down at the table and find a way to correct i...

Star Wars The Old Republic 6.3 update patch notes: The Dark Descent Wednesday, April 28, 2021 The big new The Dark Descent plotline for BioWare’s Star Wars MMO is now live, and we’ve got the full  What’s new in Star Wars The Old Republic update 6.3? The new expansion is titled Star Wars: The Old Republic – The Dark Descent, and it kicks off a new series of community challenges called “Galactic Seasons,” with the first being titled “The Stranger from Kubindi.” Players need to work together to complete Daily and Weekly priority Objectives in order to get unique rewards, includ...

By Billy Briggs and Sean Rankin Two people who campaigned against Jeremy Corbyn through opaque social media groups are now running Facebook campaigns targeting the SNP A UK Government adviser and senior figure at the Adam Smith Institute (ASI) has funded adverts for a campaign group called Businesses For The Union, prompting concerns over so-called “dark money” political activity in Scotland’s election campaign. An investigation by The Ferret and The Free Press also found that two people who campaigned against Jeremy Corbyn thr...