The family of Renee Good, tragically killed by a federal agent in January last year during an immigration crackdown in Minnesota, has filed two civil lawsuits against the US government. The press conference, held in Minneapolis, included family members such as her parents Tim and Donna Ganger and her brothers Luke and Brent Ganger. Details […]
A Marine veteran and mother of five, Tessa Bulzan, has filed a lawsuit against an Oregon school district. She claims the district refused to reimburse her for an academic curriculum because it featured a Christian perspective. Bulzan joined the Hillsboro School District’s homeschool partnership program in July 2025 after leaving her job due to a […]
A viral video featuring a large elk breaking a car window is circulating widely on Instagram. The elk’s impact is likened to an NFL linebacker tackling a running back. This event took place in Estes Park, Colorado, an area renowned for its elk population. Many viewers shared their reactions in the video’s comments. One person […]
In the summer of 2012, knuckleball pitcher R.A. Dickey rose to fame by winning the Cy Young award. Inspired by his success, my sons began teaching themselves this elusive pitch in our backyard. The knuckleball, slow and spinless, has historically made unlikely players into major league stars, sometimes even Hall of Famers. Intrigued, I decided […]
A maritime expert plans to visit a Nantucket beach to inspect wooden beams exposed by a recent nor’easter. These beams may be remnants of a 19th-century shipwreck buried beneath Nantucket’s southern shore. The Egan Maritime Institute’s exhibits and collections manager will survey the site and report to state underwater archaeologists. Together, they aim to identify […]
I joined Fox News in 2008 as a contributor, initially focusing on infectious diseases and later expanding my role to include health policy and Obamacare. The network’s adaptability allowed me to explore different aspects of journalism. For example, I once traveled to Phoenix to review Sen. John McCain’s health records, which led to my first […]
The Midwest Underground Railroad Network, originally established as The Little Calumet River Underground Railroad Project, has expanded significantly and now holds national status. Recently, officials announced that the South Holland-based nonprofit has been acknowledged as part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom by the National Park Service. This announcement coincided with International Underground […]
Jodie T. Allen, a well-regarded journalist who transitioned from federal policy analysis to journalism, passed away on September 15 at the age of 88 in her Washington home. She was known for her ability to transform complex data into engaging and understandable commentary. Allen’s career at The Washington Post spanned significant roles, including editing the […]
Marram grass has found a new home at Indiana Dunes State Park, thanks to an effort by volunteers. On Saturday, the grass, originally growing in a parking lot, was relocated to a more suitable location within the park. Participants learned not only how to plant marram grass but also why it plays a critical role […]
Proposed Changes to Child Care and Development Fund The Trump administration is exploring a rule change to expand eligibility for the Child Care and Development Fund, as revealed by a leak to The New York Times. This proposal aims to broaden childcare assistance to include married couples with one working parent. Families earning below 85 […]