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Nashville Mayor Confirms Plan to Block Private Data Center Deal Near Zoo Using Eminent Domain
Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell on Monday confirmed his plan to use eminent domain to condemn and acquire property near the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere for public uses, including offices for Metro, the Nashville Fire Department, and the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT).
News first emerged early on Monday that the mayor was planning to use eminent domain in response the controversial data center planned near the zoo, and by the end of the day, O’Connell released a statement listing his concerns about the data center, and announcing his administration’s plans for the property.
Daughters Of The American Revolution Betrays Its Mission By Rejecting Resolution To Keep Its Ranks Female
Some members have vowed to continue the fight to keep the organization all female.
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For the USDA, Equal Still Means Equal at 250
Scott Wynn grows sweet potatoes and corn and raises cattle on land his family has farmed for decades. When the pandemic crushed beef prices in 2020, the federal government offered farmers in his position relief from their loans. Unfortunately, Mr. Wynn did not qualify—not because his need was small, but because he is white. In…
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Supreme Court Upholds State Law Allowing Ballots That Arrive After Election Day
The court rejected Republicans’ argument that federal law prevails over a Mississippi law permitting late-arriving ballots.
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Texas Will Now Require Students to Study the Bible, Triggering Christophobes
Texas has just approved a plan to require its five million-plus government school students to study Bible stories. …
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California Couple Sues School District After Opt-Out Denied for Children’s Sex and Gender Lessons
A couple sued the Sunnyvale School District after their request for notice and opt-out of the lessons for their young children was denied.
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SNAP food stamp fraud has nefarious terrorism links, top Agriculture watchdog warns Congress…
A top Agriculture Department watchdog warned Congress on Thursday that fraud in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has allowed individuals linked to terrorist groups, foreign adversaries and transnational criminal organizations to access and abuse food stamps.
USDA Inspector General John Walk warns SNAP fraud has benefited individuals linked to terrorist groups and foreign adversaries during House oversight hearing.