Is there hope for America? Two major networks present two very different realities, research shows
National broadcast outlets reflect the growing political polarization in America growing divides in social media.
National broadcast outlets reflect the growing political polarization in America growing divides in social media.
Augusta County leaders are, quite graciously, giving county residents a fourth minute to address them on the issues of the day at Board of Supervisors meetings.
A couple months ago, I read Vogue’s interview of actress Margot Robbie and the film “Barbie,” but did not think about seeing the movie.
Former WWE champion Bray Wyatt passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, according to several reports, including one from Paul Levesque, the chief content officer of WWE.
The good news about the rise in COVID-19 variants and hospitalizations is that Americans are better prepared than three years ago.
A California woman was sentenced to 18 years in prison for her role in a conspiracy to defraud at least five states of more than $3.5 million in pandemic-related unemployment insurance benefits.
In a commitment to transparency about college costs, Bridgewater College announced a change in the published tuition price for an education.
With the off-the-charts advance sales for “All In,” Tony Khan didn’t need the year of build that Vince McMahon uses for his WrestleMania shows to get the butts in the seats.
The big news from earlier in the week out of UVA football camp was Tony Elliott telling us that Anthony Colandrea is pushing Tony Muskett for the starting QB job.
What is playing out before our eyes right now should be familiar to any fan of football: it’s called the pile on, a brutal, frenzied, desperate play to seize control and gain power while crushing the opposition.
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