Kansas legislators on Thursday approved a new, 10-year transportation program that many lawmakers see as a much-needed, $10 billion stimulus to counter the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic. The … Click to Continue »
The Florida Legislature opened its annual session Jan. 14 with fanfare and optimism: Lawmakers' desks were covered with flowers, Gov. Ron DeSantis and the House and Senate leaders delivered messages … Click to Continue »
A political fundraiser will plead guilty to a bribery charge for coordinating a $500,000 payment in 2017 to gain the help of a Los Angeles City Council member in advancing … Click to Continue »
Gyms across the country have shut down, but that doesn't mean all exercise is canceled. Here's your guide to 7 free at-home fitness programs.
While many work at home to prevent spread of the coronavirus, some companies held out. Charter and MicroStrategy have now reversed their positions.
As the coronavirus epidemic monopolizes the attention of the American people, government is taking the opportunity to sneak through all manner of restrictive legislation, including a law that could end the internet as we know it. Killing the internet… to save the children? The ominously-named EARN IT Act (short for “Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect...
It was less than 11 weeks ago that the first cases of pneumonia were detected in Wuhan, China. The speed at which what would soon be named COVID-19, the disease … Click to Continue »
