In December 2023, I was hired as an opinion and engagement reporter for The Tennessean. In my position, I write a regular column, focusing on topics as varied as the failures of Metro Nashville Public Schools, the city of Nashville’s complicity in country music’s racism, and the legacy-building, game-changing work of University of South Carolina […]
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Two Northern California leaders with a history in politics were among those killed in a crash on State Route 76 last Friday night near Fallbrook. Peggy Moore and her wife Hope Wood met while working on the Obama campaign in 2008 and together they had a political consulting firm. Moore […]
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – There’s been back-to-back weekends of gun violence on Buffalo’s East Side, and it’s raising concerns in the community. Last weekend, two maintenance workers were shot and killed on Zenner Street in Buffalo in what police call a random attack involving a squatter. Then on Saturday shortly after 11 p.m., police say […]
Gov. Kevin Stitt said Friday that a recent audit’s criticisms of pandemic spending and contracting practices are “frustrating” and “unfair.” (Photo by Janelle Stecklein/Oklahoma Voice) OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Kevin Stitt on Friday called a recent state audit and demands for a member of his administration to resign a “frustrating” political attack from state leaders […]
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Tuesday, the battle over a playground for a local park continued, as one Bernalillo county commissioner jumped into the conflict, expressing his support for the controversial playground. News 13 first told you about the controversy two weeks ago. Story continues below Neighbors battled to get a playground installed at Netherwood park near Indian […]
Pueblo stands as Colorado’s heart of American industry. For 154 years, this city has been the powerhouse driving our state’s prosperity, embodying the grit and determination of rural and working-class communities that grow out of the 3rd Congressional District’s rural and working-class traditions. Unfortunately, the Colorado Legislature doesn’t get it. Not all of Colorado is […]
This article was originally published in Maryland Matters. Every Tuesday evening, Hannah Choi jumps online to join two-dozen high school students for lessons in advocacy. They are all interns with BIPOC [biracial, indigenous, people of color] Montgomery County Green New Deal, a program created by the nonprofit National Institute for Peer Support, which organizes the weekly […]
Last week, Latter-day Saint women gathered to hear from the general leadership of the Relief Society. Sister J. Annette Dennis spoke to concerns that some women feel about not being ordained to the priesthood. She taught that although other denominations may ordain a few of their female members, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day […]
Shut your eyes. Listen to the verbiage that has descended upon a citizenry whose forward, albeit gradual, movement toward mutual equality and parity was reversed — and annulled — by fear; insistence on racial hierarchy, and ignorance. The Alabama voices of society’s social and political regression are speaking loudly and clearly, signaling an intent to […]
A post from The New York Times shared on Reddit highlighted the divergence between the current economic indicators and Americans’ perception of the economy. Despite an ostensibly healthy economy, marked by strong consumer spending and the creation of 13 million jobs since President Joe Biden took office, public sentiment remains overwhelmingly negative. Don’t Miss: This […]