The busiest week of early voting in Georgia history concluded with over 1.8 million ballots cast before election day in the U.S. Senate runoff.
Crush of early voters sets up big election day in Georgia US Senate runoff
Daily Hope by Rick Warren: When You Want to Know, ‘How Long, Lord?’
Many people suffer from prolonged pain, whether it’s chronic physical, emotional, spiritual, relational, or financial pain.
Minnesota high school wins state football title with unbelievable Hail Mary and lateral for touchdown
The Minnesota high school Class 3A football championship came down to the wire Saturday and ended with an incredible Hail Mary pass and lateral for the win.
Media’s Hunter Biden collusion: ‘Twitter files’ dump has them on defense, attacking the messenger
There was a time when the disclosure of a back channel for politically motivated censorship would have generated widespread acclaim and called for awards. This is not that time. Just ask Matt Taibbi.
Northwestern upsets No. 20 Michigan State 70-63 on the road in the Wildcats’ Big Ten opener
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Boo Buie scored 20 points and Northwestern beat No. 20 Michigan State 70-63 on Sunday night in the Big Ten opener for both teams.
Body of 7-year-old Texas girl found, FedEx driver arrested
PARADISE, Texas (AP) — A 7-year-old Texas girl has been found dead two days after being reported missing, and a FedEx driver who made a delivery to her home shortly before she disappeared was arrested in her death.
Gun store owner: Proposed gun and magazine ban would make criminals of ordinary Illinoisans
(The Center Square) – Democrats and gun control groups are aiming to ban certain types of weapons in Illinois. A gun store owner says if that happens, they’ll file a lawsuit immediately.
‘Bad idea’: Man tries to steal from Walmart during Shop with a Cop event
ST. CLOUD, Fla. (Gray News) – Authorities in Florida say a man is facing charges after he attempted to steal from a store filled with law enforcement.
Alex Jones files for bankruptcy as damages owed to Sandy Hook families total nearly $1.5B: report
Infowars host Alex Jones filed for bankruptcy on Friday, after a series of defamation trials resulted in Jones owing nearly $1.5 billion to the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook shooting, The Washington Post reported.
Illinois Democrats file bill to ban assault weapons
SPRINGFIELD — Democrats in the Illinois House have unveiled a proposal to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines and eliminate the ability for most people under 21 to obtain a gun permit in the state.