Vermont pilot dies in hot air balloon accident
Brian Boland, 72, of Post Mills, Vermont, died after accidentally becoming entrapped underneath the basket of the hot air balloon he was piloting, Vermont State Police announced in a statement.
Tom Evslin: The internet and the cloud are going into space
Five years from now this transition will be obvious, accepted, and well under way — or this will turn out to be the dumbest prediction I’ve ever made. Starlink is not the cause of the internet moving to space; it’s an early example of the technologies which are enabling the move.
Bernie Sanders calls budget deal ‘most consequential legislation since the Great Depression’
This legislation will extend the Child Tax Credit to deliver direct monthly payments of up to $300 per child to families. It will guarantee that no family pays over 7 percent of their income for child care. It will provide paid family and medical leave for working people. It will allow everyone to attend community college tuition-free.
The Windham Incident audit is complete and has been delivered to New Hampshire officials
The now infamous Windham Audit has concluded. It was a long process searching for why a hand recount produced 300 more votes for four Republican candidates and about 100 fewer votes for a Democrat. Now the audit is complete and has been submitted.
Tucker Carlson covers likely election fraud in Fulton County, Georgia
“It now appears there actually was meaningful voter fraud in Fulton County, Georgia, last November. That is not a conspiracy theory, it’s true.”
Georgia secretary of state warns Fulton County to ‘clean their house’ after double-counting 2020 ballots
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger lambasted Fulton County’s election mismanagement in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation Wednesday after it was reported nearly 200 ballots were initially scanned twice before being corrected in the recount.
Federal unemployment benefits spur hiring crisis, poll shows
The survey from Morning Consult released Wednesday found that 1.8 million Americans have turned down jobs even though they were unemployed saying, “I receive enough unemployment benefits without having to work.”
Vets Town Halls return after pandemic with first event at Camp Meade
The sweltering weekend heat and midday sunshine didn’t deter a dedicated collection of U.S. service veterans along with friends and community members from gathering recently on the lawn at Camp Meade in Middlesex for a unique storytelling event.
Roper: Climate council says the ‘C’ word
In the span of less than an hour we went from, “We’re not proposing a carbon tax,” to “We are totally recommending a regional carbon tax on motor fuels, which likely won’t raise enough revenue to cover all the spending we want, so we’ll need another source of revenue, which will likely come from a straight carbon tax at the state level.”
Condos: Congress can put an end to restrictive and unnecessary obstacles to voting
After record-breaking turnout in 2020, and with zero evidence of widespread fraud or election rigging, why would they want to make it harder for eligible Americans to vote? The answer is simple: because they were unhappy with the results and want less people to vote.
Letter: What is the greatest threat to our country?
Free speech is one of our foundational principles and we must fight to maintain it. We must not allow ourselves to be steamrolled by thuggish tactics and fear-mongering.
Vermont Republican Party opposes vaccine passports
The Vermont Republican Party unanimously approved a resolution at its state committee meeting on July 10 to oppose vaccine passports in Vermont. The resolution comes in response to concerns over medical privacy and individual rights.