Staff Report
A news release from U-Haul confirms that California experienced the largest loss of one-way U-Haul trucks in 2021, with the company running out of rental trucks in the state. The top destinations for U-Haul's trucks were Texas, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Arizona, while California's population has been steadily declining due to factors such as expensive housing, long...
Everyone who has traveled around Middle Tennessee has been curious of Old Hickory Boulevard. The Old Hickory Boulevard, OHB, is an historic roadway that entirely encircles Nashville, Tennessee within Davidson County, originally formed an almost continuous loop around the city with the help of ferries.
Today, the road spans approximately 69 miles—but is interrupted by a lake and several rerouted...
Constitution
Merrick Garland grilled on anti-Catholic, pro-abortion bias during Senate hearing
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By Tyler Arnold
Washington D.C., Mar 1, 2023
Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday fielded questions from lawmakers regarding alleged anti-Catholic, anti-pro-life bias within the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Senator Blackburn Tears Into AG Garland For His Refusal To Locate & Prosecute Jane's Revenge
https://youtu.be/c_ctxo9VpF8
Senator Ted Cruz Grills Attorney General Merrick Garland on Capitol Hill
https://youtu.be/BnZ6x3J0v40
In his responses to...
By Jon Levine
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis skipped the Conservative Political Action Conference this week amid sharpening tensions between him and former President Trump.
DeSantis instead tended to the party’s donor class, addressing the Club for Growth’s annual conference in Palm Beach Thursday.
https://youtu.be/Er5zMSK5I6o
The conclave of the GOP’s 120 top donors was held at the ultra-luxe Breakers resort.
“I’m not content to just...
BY COLYN RITTER, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR - 12/14/22
One way of reading the 2022 midterm elections—which resulted in narrow majorities in a divided Congress—is that our divided electorate actually bunches toward the middle. Ticket-splitters abounded in swing states across the country, revealing a thirst for common ground.
Educational choice emerged this year as one common-ground issue where the election results are catching...
Constitution
11-year-old reads from a book he checked out from library deemed ‘pornographic’ at a school board meeting
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An 11-year-old student in Maine recently brought attention to what he calls "pornographic" content at his middle school, calling for the administrators to face prosecution.
During a school board meeting, Knox Zajac, a sixth-grader, read from a book he had checked out of his school's library called "Nick and Charlie," written by Alice Oseman. The book, which carries a 14+...
Two individuals were hospitalized after crashing the famous car from the television show "Dukes of Hazzard." The fire department reported that 309 models of the General Lee were built for the show, with an additional 26 made in 2005 for a remake movie featuring Sean William Scott, Johnny Knoxville, and Jessica Simpson. John Schneider, who played Bo Duke on...
Investigative Features
Why you need to be aware of the Growing Threat of Xylazine and its Mixture with Illicit Drugs
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What Is Xylazine?
Xylazine, reported as an adulterant in an increasing number of illicit drug mixtures, has also been detected in a growing number of overdose deaths. It is commonly encountered in combination with fentanyl but has also been detected in mixtures containing cocaine, heroin, and a variety of other drugs. However, xylazine is most frequently reported in combinations with...
Commentary
170-Year-Old Pulaski Citizen Newspaper Saved From Extinction by Main Street Media
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The staff of the Pulaski Citizen is thrilled to share that the local newspaper will not be shutting down, as previously announced. Instead, the beloved community publication will undergo a rejuvenation as part of a larger media group led by new owners.
On February 13, just one week after informing the Pulaski Citizen team that the paper would only produce...
*Originally posted in The NY Post
By Ricky Schlott — Febuary 25, 2023
TikTok is burrowing into the devices — and the brains — of teens and tweens around the world. But, as the app’s Beijing-based parent company Bytedance is aggressively exporting the social media equivalent of heroin, it’s serving up a far less-damaging product in China that’s designed to protect...