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[ January 2, 2025 ] New Zealand holiday road toll significantly lower than last year News
[ January 2, 2025 ] Sheriff: ‘Very strange similarities’ yield no connection yet in LV bombing, NOLA rampage News
[ January 2, 2025 ] FBI believes Bourbon Street terrorist acted alone, posted videos before New Orleans attack News
[ January 2, 2025 ] Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas investigated as possible terrorism News
[ January 2, 2025 ] Metro, FBI probing possible link between Tesla explosion in LV and New Orleans massacre News

BREAKING: Trump wounded in attack at campaign rally in Pennsylvania

July 13, 2024 The Center Square

Former president grabs ear after loud shot while on rally stage in Pennsylvania.

Will Georgia approve some form of gambling expansion?

June 12, 2024 Todd DeFeo

Georgia lawmakers have long considered schemes to expand gambling in Georgia, whether it’s casino gambling or sports betting, but to date haven’t found a palatable approach.

Georgia hearing spotlights social media companies’ censorship

June 5, 2024 Todd DeFeo

A Georgia state lawmaker who says she was silenced when she switched parties last year convened a hearing to showcase how social media companies can de-platform people to manipulate messaging.

Trump, Biden secure 2024 Republican, Democratic nominations

March 13, 2024 Special to Sightseers’ Delight

Former President Donald J. Trump has secured enough delegates to be the Republican Party Nominee for 2024 after winning several states, including Georgia.

Watchdog.org: New plan intends to reshape Ohio’s school funding

March 27, 2019 Todd DeFeo

A bipartisan plan for funding Ohio’s public schools gives more control to local districts and will help develop the state’s students into the workforce of the future, its proponents say.

Ohio Medicaid work requirement waiver sparks hope of increased earnings, fears of healthcare obstacles

March 22, 2019 Todd DeFeo

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ decision to grant Ohio’s work requirement request could boost Medicaid recipients’ earnings, proponents say, while critics say the decision could cost 36,000 Ohioans their access to healthcare.