Editorial

After 39 months of the Biden presidency, the world is in total chaos.

Caitlin Clark, the Iowa basketball superstar, has broken a multitude of scoring records this year. Her success has also led to record-breaking viewership for women’s college basketball on ESPN.

Last Thursday night, President Joe Biden joined former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton at a glitzy New York City fundraiser.

With a failed President and the future of the country in jeopardy, the Republican Party should be united and focused on one objective, victory in November.

For decades, Democrats have controlled the nation’s largest cities.

Twice a year, Americans must change their clocks to adjust to standard or daylight-saving time.

Not even memories remain of the 160-acre spa called Belle Cheney Springs, that attracted visitors from far and wide to the piney woods of northern Evangeline Parish in the late 1800s.

Last Wednesday, U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), the last of the Republican Party “Mc-Failures,” announced his retirement from his leadership position.

In a survey of South Carolina Republican primary voters conducted by Edison Research, 37% of voters claimed that immigration was the most important issue, followed by 33% who listed the economy as

In previous generations, Americans aspired to achieve a better standard of living than their parents.