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Inflation continues to dog Americans thanks in large part to sky-high housing costs, which aren’t going away any time soon. The cost of renting or buying a home has increased dramatically since Biden first took office, rising 5.65% from…

March Madness has begun—one of the greatest traditions in sports. Alabama is proud to be home to six teams competing in both the men’s and women’s tournaments. While I’ll be rooting hard for my Auburn Tigers, I’m concerned that this may…

The producer price index (PPI) rose more than double expectations in February as inflation continues to run hot despite anticipation of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve, according to…

WASHINGTON — I have spent the last three weeks in a very pleasant place, Europe. Not in Moscow, nor in Kyiv, nor even in Paris. Actually, I have been in London — London, the city that never sleeps or, at least, never rests…

by Katelynn Richardson   The Biden administration requested an emergency order Thursday night to pause the preliminary injunction issued by a federal judge to prevent officials from communicating with social media platforms to censor…

On June 8, 2023, the Wall Street Journal shocked the public by publishing an article detailing a deal between the Cuban and Chinese governments that allowed China to conduct spying operations from the island, with the…

by Greg Piper   Government-backed assumptions about the safety and effectiveness of high-quality mask-wearing against COVID-19 are facing scrutiny from new international research that shines a harsh light on the feds’ continued faith…

Nebraska Republicans seek to pass the “Let Them Grow Act,” legislation banning genital mutilation and other attempts to medically alter the bodies of children for the purpose of assuming a different gender. Megan Hunt, a…

Sander Brus didn't expect a photo of his friend's grandfather's flu diagnosis to go viral. But when he shared the image on Twitter in December, he was bombarded with messages, he said.People in the U.S. wanted to know how to purchase the…

<!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> After seven years, Erin Merryn has finally seen the passage of Erin’s Law in Ohio. According to a report by WCMH, Ohio is the 38th state to pass the bill requiring schools…