Country’s Biggest Teachers’ Union Provides Members With Map That Removes Israel and Identifies It as Palestine
NEA Sends Controversial Email Erasing Israel On Friday, the National Education Association (NEA) sent an email to its 3 million members that featured a map omitting Israel, labeling the territory as Palestine. The North American Values Institute noted that the email aimed to provide teachers with resources about “Indigenous peoples,” and contained maps plus materials […]
Coconino Panthers against Lee Williams Volunteers and Viewing Information
Coconino and Lee Williams Volleyball Match Preview Coconino and Lee Williams have faced each other evenly over the past couple of years, sitting at a 5-5 record since October 2020. However, that balance is about to shift as they meet again on Monday at 6 p.m. Currently, the Panthers are struggling, entering the match on […]
L.A. County plans to examine its own settlement for sexual abuse. What comes next?
LA on the Record: County Board Discusses Sexual Abuse Settlements The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors convened for a lengthy private session on Tuesday, grappling with complex legal questions regarding $4 billion in sexual abuse settlements. This issue arose when some plaintiffs claimed they had received legal fees that could complicate matters. Despite the […]
Trump’s Middle East Peace Deal Receives Uncommon Approval from Hillary Clinton and Democrats
The Trump administration’s push for a peace deal between Israel and Hamas has garnered some unexpected support from notable Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, who was a presidential candidate in 2016. Clinton, having served as secretary of state under President Obama, expressed cautious optimism during a CBS News segment where discussions about the peace agreement took […]
Progressive Organizations Use Bar Complaints Against Attorneys from the Trump Administration
Shortly after her appointment, Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed Department of Justice (DOJ) lawyers to “zealously” uphold the interests of the United States and the presidency. This has led to a coalition of left-leaning groups and legal scholars urging an investigation into her alleged misconduct. A complaint was lodged against Bondi in June, part of […]
Cochise County outlines long-term plans for road and bridge projects, including timelines and funding shortages.
Cochise County Road and Bridge Projects Update On September 30, Cochise County engineers informed the Board of Supervisors that a range of road and bridge initiatives will progress in the coming years. This includes ongoing work on Davis Road, planning for Mosin Road, various surveys for wooden bridges, and public hearings related to maintenance changes […]
Steve Flowers: A captivating discussion on politics
I was elected to the Alabama State Assembly for the first time in 1982. Oddly enough, that year, George Wallace was starting his final term as governor. So, in a way, my initial stint as a legislator coincided with the conclusion of Wallace’s fifth term. My first encounter with Wallace goes way back to 1963 […]
Yavapai County discusses safety concerns
Yavapai County Town Hall Discusses Flood Preparedness and Bond Proposal On September 29, Yavapai County Supervisor Dee Jenkins hosted a town hall meeting at the Oak Creek Valley Clubhouse in Cornville. About a dozen residents, as well as representatives from various county agencies, gathered to discuss a proposed $15.5 million general obligation bond that voters […]
Coconino Wins Against Prescott 42-26 for Second Straight Victory
Coconino Panthers Defeat Prescott Badgers The Coconino Panthers enhanced their Grand Canyon Region record to 3-0 after securing a 42-26 win against the Prescott Badgers on Friday afternoon at the Walkup SkyDome. This game was originally set for 7 PM at Cromer Stadium, but was shifted indoors because of the local weather. With this victory, […]
Vanderbilt Faculty Senate holds urgent meeting to denounce Trump administration agreement.
Kirkland Hall at Vanderbilt University. Vanderbilt University’s Senate, which includes deans and faculty representatives, has officially voiced its opposition to a potential agreement with the Trump administration. This agreement would entail adhering to new guidelines in return for prioritized funding. In an emergency session on Wednesday, the Senate passed a resolution denouncing the proposed deal, […]