The bodies of more than 900 civilians have been discovered in the region surrounding the Ukrainian capital following Russia’s withdrawal – most of them fatally shot, police said Friday, an indication that many people were “simply executed.”
Dozens of Republican leaders in Ohio are mounting a last-minute effort to urge former President Donald Trump not to endorse “Hillbilly Elegy” author JD Vance in the crowded upcoming primary for an open Senate seat.
Dear Amy: My daughter’s boyfriend is a self-taught personal trainer (with no professional training). He had previously been an airplane mechanic.
Yet again, the U.S. is trudging into what could be another COVID-19 surge, with cases rising nationally and in most states after a two-month decline.
Month by month, more of the roughly 40 million Americans who get help buying groceries through the federal food stamp program are seeing their benefits plunge even as the nation struggles with the biggest increase in food costs in decades.
Since becoming a county commissioner in 2019, I have never seen an issue that has galvanized the citizens to act like the issue of exploding valuations of property which leads to dramatic increases in property taxes leveled against residents. Solving the property valuation issue will ultimately require action by our legislators in Topeka. Several solutions have been proposed including limiting increases on those with fixed incomes and providing additional government payments or tax rebates to qualifying individuals impacted by high property taxes.
For years, Tennessee Democratic Senate Minority Leader Jeff Yarbro’s call to require the state’s voting infrastructure to include a paper record of each ballot cast has been batted down in the Republican-dominated Legislature.
Sending both doubles teams to the Class 5A state tournament, Lansing had an historic tennis season last spring. “That was a big deal last year,” Lansing coach Eddie Felton said.
Mother Nature is sending you a generous invitation to view some of her finest work. The middle of April straight into May is prime time for visiting a woodlot filled with the miracles of new life. The weather is warm and the sights and sounds magnificent.
When Kenny Moore was told the USO tour he signed up for was heading to Fairbanks, Alaska, he hesitated. Should he go, he wondered? The Indianapolis Colts cornerback sure is happy he did.