It Appears a Significant Climate Study Promoted by the Media Was Based on Unreliable Data
Concerns Raised Over Climate Change Study’s Accuracy On Wednesday, the Washington Post highlighted research regarding climate change, predicting potential global damages of up to $38 trillion by 2050. However, the study contains inaccurate GDP figures for Uzbekistan, which has prompted scrutiny regarding its findings. The researchers concluded climate change could reduce global GDP by about […]
Former associate director files lawsuit against AHSAA for discrimination based on gender and age
Former AHSAA Executive Files Discrimination Lawsuit The former associate executive director of the Alabama High School Athletic Association has initiated a federal lawsuit, alleging gender and age discrimination against the AHSAA. Kim Vickers claims that she, as a woman, faced demotion and eventual termination after lodging a complaint with the Employment Opportunity Committee, which ultimately […]
One person dies from West Nile virus, based on information from Maricopa County.
Phoenix – First West Nile Virus Death Reported in Maricopa County This Season On Monday, Maricopa County announced its first death of the season linked to the West Nile virus. This year, the Maricopa County Department of Public Health has recorded 17 confirmed cases of the virus in humans. According to Dr. Nick Stave, the […]
ODNI Report Claims Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporting Was Based on Clearly Incorrect Intelligence
New Developments in Intelligence Controversy A memo from the director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, has brought attention to earlier claims by the Washington Post about a supposed plot by Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the 2016 elections. The memo disputes the idea that there was a scheme to set up then-candidate Donald Trump. In […]
Alabama House approves historic $12.1 billion education budget, supports school choice and funding based on student needs
On Wednesday, the Alabama House of Representatives approved a significant $12.1 billion Education Trust Fund (ETF) budget for the fiscal year 2026. This budget is aimed at increasing investments in public education, focusing particularly on school choices, targeted support for students, and new benefits for educators. The package includes SB112 and its supplementary budget, which […]
Based in Alabama: Credit unions are energizing rural areas in Alabama
The number of small communities in Alabama is on the rise, but there’s a catch. Access to local financial services is becoming increasingly scarce. As per the Federal Reserve Bank Desert Dashboard, there are about 1,181 people per census area, and 153 of these areas are now labeled as “bank deserts.” Essentially, this means that […]
Kamala Harris could be a top candidate in the governor’s race if she decides to run, based on a recent poll.
Poll Indicates Kamala Harris as Favorable Choice for California Governor Former Vice President Kamala Harris hasn’t made a decision on whether to run for California governor next year, but a recent poll suggests that she could be a strong candidate if she does. The survey, conducted by the University of California Irvine, revealed that while […]
Left-Wing Nonprofit Steered ‘Health Equity’ Grants Based On Race, Watchdog Says
The Greater Washington Community Foundation (GWCF) runs a “health equity” program that appears to racially discriminate against applicants during the grant-making process, according to health watchdog group Do No Harm. GWCF has identified the Health Equity Fund as a priority issue. Grants It aims to donate to “BIPOC-led organizations” and achieve “equitable health outcomes for […]
Judge Dismisses Trump’s Classified Documents Case Based On Jack Smith’s Unlawful Appointment
The judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's classified documents case on Monday granted a motion to dismiss the indictment. Judge Eileen Cannon agreed to dismiss the lawsuit based on Trump's argument that the appointment of special counsel Jack Smith was unlawful, writing that Smith's appointment violated the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution. “Both the […]
Rachel Maddow Worries Biden Is Being Given Polling Data ‘That May Not Be Based In Reality’
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow suggested after President Joe Biden's Thursday night press conference that the president may be receiving polling data that's “upbeat” than the political reality. Biden held a 59-minute press conference on Thursday night during which he made a number of gaffes, including using the term “Vice President Trump” when asked whether Vice […]