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The upcoming election is different than any we have seen in the past. With such diverse views on either side, one cannot remain neutral.

One of the last remaining Navajo code talkers who helped the US and its allies win World War II died recently.

If one who calls out the kingdom of Jesus in a rally is made to feel unwelcome, would you vote for the one running the rally?

Community

America 250 is once again having its “What Does America Mean to You” essay and art contest. Registration deadline is May 16, 2025.

While some states are still experiencing summer-like temperatures, and Missouri has its fall season, New Hampshire received a snowfall.

Pizza Hut is joining the ranks of others to help promote the love of reading by giving each student who reads a book a personal pan pizza!

Community

Keith Elliott devised a plan to provide relief items to those in the disaster areas. You can donate locally.

Dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts have gone on strike, affecting winter produce and food items from places like Chili.

Russia is considering a ban on adoptions to countries that support transgenderism including the United States.

Officials announced in a press release that North Carolina’s State Board of Elections has removed people from its list of registered voters.

The Georgia Election Board approved a rule requiring election workers to hand count ballots in the November election.

The parent company of Oyo, an Indian hotel operator is acquiring the budget motel chain Motel 6. and Studio 6 motel brands.