A construction company that was on campus to build a parking structure decided to hoist an American flag at the end of one of their steel cable loops in honor of Memorial Day, but complaints that the cable looked like a noose led to school administrators apologizing and calling for[Read More…]

On May 18, District Attorney Andrew Womble announced that the fatal shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. last month was justified due to his reckless driving towards the officers on scene while trying to flee arrest.  Not only has the shooting been ruled as justified, but the three deputies who fired[Read More…]

A U.S. Marine veteran, who was carrying a concealed weapon, chased down an alleged rapist at a grocery store on April 27th.  According to CBS 42, on April 27th, Damian Austin was shopping at a Savannah, Georgia Kroger grocery store when he heard a woman screaming from inside the store’s[Read More…]

After more than two months of a seven-foot barb wire fence surrounding the U.S. Capitol, it has been taken down.  Acting Sergeant-at-Arms Timothy Blodgett sent a memo to members of Congress and congressional staff on Friday, March 19th that CNN also obtained, informing everyone that the U.S. Capitol Police would[Read More…]

After the Texas snowstorm that left millions without power, $29 million in unpaid electric bills will be forgiven by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton as he works with Griddy Energy to address the aftermath of the snowstorm power outages.  On March 1, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Griddy Energy,[Read More…]