Year: 2026
Whitmer collapse: Michigan kids get dumber by the minute…
The results of the 2026 Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress, also known as M-STEP, found that 61.8% of all third-graders scored below proficient on the state’s English language arts test.
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TN Top Story: Tennessee Appellate Court Data Compromised in Cyberattack Affecting Court Systems Nationwide
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Are weather disasters getting worse? Check the dashboard yourself
The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – When we look at the data, it certainly doesn’t seem that extreme weather is generally increasing around the world. But how can we be certain of this? Enter the Global Extreme Weather and Climate Change Dashboard (GWX), the first publicly available dashboard that analyses extreme weather
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539 – Does Money Equal Speech?
People frequently complain about money in politics. Others complain that campaign finance rules suppress “free speech”. Which brings up the question in the Supreme Court case NRSC v. FEC.
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Will Americans govern themselves or be ruled?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Freedom depends on whether Americans choose to govern themselves or surrender decisions to political elites. As socialism gains electoral ground, questions grow about personal responsibility, self-reliance, liberty, and whether citizens still trust themselves to make choices, pursue happiness, and live without increasing government control today…
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Trump Administration Renews Supreme Court Bid to Limit Mail-in Voting
WASHINGTON, Sept 6 (Reuters)—The Trump administration on Sunday renewed its appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court to allow a plan that could limit mail-in ballots ahead of November’s congressional elections, after a federal judge last week blocked those restrictions. Lawyers for the Trump administration filed an emergency application to the nation’s highest court to allow…
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New York Will Open City-Run Supermarket Down the Street; Grocer Says He Can’t Compete
Anthony Pena, president of the NSA, said he wishes the city would work with independent grocers rather than against them.
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Supreme Court Schedules Fall Arguments: What to Know
Five cases over two weeks and each one asks whether the lower courts got it wrong.
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