US military says it killed al-Qaida leader in drone strike
Quick bit: WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. military says it killed a senior al-Qaida leader in an airstrike Friday in northwest Syria. Army Maj. John Rigsbee, a spokesman for U.S.…
Report: ‘Rona Showed Public ‘Reverence’ for Gov, Hate of Elite Hypocrisy
Quick bit: A document inadvertently published by the British government before being hastily deleted reveals "deep set reverence" for state authority. Full Story: A report prepared for the governme
Governor Calls On Biden To Halt Refugee Resettlement Program After Afghan Evacuee Charged With Sexual Assault
Quick bit: This is at least the second known case. Full Story: Montana Governor Greg Gianforte demanded a halt to the Biden administration's resettlement program following news that an Afghan…
Commissioner Misty Servia Op Ed – Good Teams Work Together
In her monthly column, Commissioner Servia writes about lessons on teamwork, compassion, and community.
Blue State Blues: Suddenly, Nothing Is Anyone’s Fault Anymore
Quick bit: Nothing is ever anyone's fault in the Biden administration, which means no one is responsible for anything. Is it any wonder we are failing?
Tom Brady becomes first NFL quarterback to throw 600 touchdown passes
Quick bit: What's more, a fan agreed to give up the historic ball. Full Story:
Democrats are pushing for permanent monthly child tax credit payments. They might have to settle for a one-year extension.
Quick bit: This month, the Treasury Department distributed more than $15 billion in payments to families of 61 million children. Full Story:
Avelo Airlines Announces New Nonstop Service to Sarasota Bradenton International
Introductory fares to New Haven start at $49*. Here is what you need to know.
Lakewood Ranch High School Wins 35th Annual Manatee County Golf Championship
Beni Long of St. Stephens defended his individual title from last year and this was Lakewood Ranch's 16th victory in since it's first appearance in 1999.
Calling all domestic terrorists. Remember to vote ‘No’ on Nov. 2
Trust, scandals, and money are at the heart of Mark’s column this week as he takes another look at the upcoming special election by the school system.
