Archive for September, 2026
Trump’s Urgent Appeal to Senate Republicans: End the Filibuster
President Donald Trump is urging Senate Republicans to eliminate a longstanding Senate rule known as the filibuster. He believes this action is crucial to maintain Republican dominance in presidential elections. Trump’s warning is stark. Without
Rep. Jared Golden Endorses Rep. Mike Lawler for Re-Election
Outgoing Representative Jared Golden, a Democrat from Maine, has publicly endorsed his colleague, Republican Representative Mike Lawler from New York, for re-election. Golden expressed his support through an opinion piece as the 2026 midterm election
Public Concerns Over Data Centers and Their Impact on Local Communities
Public perception is crucial as voters focus on data centers in the upcoming midterm elections. Recent polls indicate widespread dissatisfaction, particularly among Republican voters, regarding data center construction. Republican candidates for the Senate are attentive
Challenges in L.A.’s Multifamily Housing Market
In 2021, developer Paul Schon sold a 14-unit Hollywood apartment building for $6.5 million. Recently, he repurchased the building for $4.75 million. This stark reduction highlights significant declines in apartment building values in Los Angeles
Charlie Kirk Case May Challenge Utah’s Broad Government Immunity Laws
The family of Charlie Kirk faces a challenging path in pursuing a wrongful death claim against Utah and Utah Valley University (UVU). The Utah Governmental Immunity Act shields government entities and their employees from many
Unasked Questions in the Colin Kaepernick Media Tour
Colin Kaepernick has made headlines recently while promoting his book, The Perilous Fight. His appearances on shows like The View, The Daily Show, and The Pivot have ensured his presence in the media. However, one
Study Challenges the Famous Saying About Roman Roads
A comprehensive study of the Roman Empire’s extensive road network questions the long-held belief that “All roads lead to Rome.” Published on September 15 in Nature Communications, the research analyzed approximately 190,000 miles of Roman
Mississippi Grand Jury Finds No Criminal Conduct in Nolan Wells’ Drowning
A Mississippi grand jury has concluded that no criminal conduct occurred in the case of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old college football player whose body was discovered after disappearing during a Fourth of July boating trip.
Jarren Cooley’s Remarkable Transition to Football
Jarren Cooley, a senior at Wauconda, is now a standout football player, wearing his No. 2 jersey with pride. However, 15 months ago, he did not play football; he was focused on sprinting. His transition
Arrest Made After Fatal Stabbing in Chicago’s Englewood Neighborhood
Chicago police have arrested a man after a woman was found fatally stabbed in the Englewood neighborhood on the South Side. This incident occurred shortly after 1:30 a.m. in the 7300 block of South Emerald