Governor Ivey uses ‘Schumer Shutdown’ as a way to promote travel: ‘Explore Independence Hall in Alabama!’

During the ongoing federal government shutdown—often referred to as “Schumer’s closure”—Governor Kay Ivey is urging residents to take advantage of this time by visiting Alabama’s historical sites. In a recent social media post, Ivy highlighted the closure of national landmarks like Independence Hall in Philadelphia. She encouraged people to explore Alabama’s own tribute to this […]
SELLERS: Misinterpreting the Path to Independence

The Olive Branch Petition: A Precursor to Independence Before the Declaration of Independence, there was the Olive Branch Petition. Written 250 years ago on July 5, this document marked Thomas Jefferson’s first attempt to address King George III, explaining the American colonies’ rebellion while seeking reconciliation. At that time, Jefferson had been dismissed nearly three […]
Yaffee: Value this Independence Day

Every Independence Day, we often find ourselves reflecting on the Declaration of Independence. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness; that to secure these rights, Governments are […]
Justice Will Sellers: Misinterpreting the path to Independence

Before the Declaration of Independence, there was the Olive Branch Petition. Today marks 250 years since Thomas Jefferson made his first effort to explain the American colonies’ grievances to King George III, seeking reconciliation as tensions escalated. He had been dismissed three months earlier amidst rising unrest, and the recent Battle of Bunker Hill had […]
July 4: The Independence Declaration

July 4th has long been associated with the fundamental ideals of the United States: worship freedom, press freedom, and the right to criticize our government. It’s a day when many see America as a refuge for those seeking such freedoms. Dates like this symbolize the unity of the states, bringing together individuals who signed the […]
The Five Best Beers to Enjoy on Independence Day

Drinking Tips for Independence Day This weekend, many people will be celebrating America’s founding with some drinks. Whether you’re at the beach, a barbecue, or watching fireworks, it’s common to enjoy a few beers. But managing your alcohol intake is crucial—especially, you know, avoiding going overboard, like some high-profile figures have done. 5.) Over 10 […]
Locations to celebrate Independence Day

Celebrate Freedom in the Verde Valley this July 4th July 4th is just around the corner, and with it comes a host of free activities and meals in the Verde Valley. Sedona Summer Splash The Sedona Summer Splash is happening at the Sedona Community Pool, located at 570 Posse Ground Road, from noon to 4 […]
Head of ’60 Minutes’ announces exit, cites alleged loss of independence

According to The New York Times, the CBS’s “60 Minutes” executive producer is leaving his role citing the loss of journalistic independence. “It has also become clear that over the past few months that I have always been doing it and that I am not allowed to run the show,” Bill Owens wrote a statement […]
Matt Strahm Literally Has Declaration Of Independence Written On Glove, And What An Absolutely Pure American Gem

Think of me as a new Matt Stram fan! Many say he’s a pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies. Matt Stram It looks like movie star Nicholas Cage, but frankly, I haven’t seen it. But what I’m looking at is that he says, “Americaaa! (Related: Lee Corso retires from ESPN’s “College Game Die” following another episode) […]
‘False Paradigm Of Independence’: Gregg Jarrett Explains How Presidential Oversight Of DOJ Is Grounded In Constitution

Gregg Jarrett, a legal analyst at Fox News, told Fox Business Friday that the presidential oversight for the Department of Justice is based on the US Constitution. A judge appointed by former President Joe Biden has thwarted President Donald Trump’s agenda by temporarily suspending the Department of Education’s move to cancel a $600 million grant […]