California News: Results from a new RAPID survey released on Wednesday found that less than two-thirds of all Californian parents are aware of the new optional Transitional Kindergarten (TK) grade as it enters it’s first statewide school year, down from nearly

Congressman Rick W. Allen (R-Ga.) recently introduced the Employee Rights Act (ERA) of 2025 to promote “growth, freedom, and innovation—while also ensuring our laws protect workers and guarantee unions are acting in the best interest of union members.” The bill empowers workers across

An artist whose work once caught national attention is stepping away from a planned Smithsonian exhibition after concerns arose over possible changes to her display. Amy Sherald, best known for painting Michelle Obama’s official portrait in 2018, has withdrawn from the

Nearly 27 years after the brutal murder of Tami Tignor, justice has finally caught up with her killer—though not without controversy. Robert Creter, now in his 40s, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on July 23 after pleading guilty to

Norwegian authorities indicted a former security guard at the United States Embassy in Oslo on charges of espionage for Russia and Iran. The man, whose name has not been released, allegedly passed sensitive information to foreign handlers, according to Norway’s state

The calls for congressional reform of college athletics are growing louder. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., one of the most powerful figures in the Capitol, is now joining the fray.  What is Sen. Thune’s idea?  In a guest appearance on