A frustrated advocate for illegal immigrants July 30 hurled racial epithets at an African-American member of the Hartford Selectboard during a public hearing.
The shooter identified in Sunday’s Dayton, Ohio, attack had a now-suspended Twitter account filled with far-left rhetoric and comments about guns.
The man who police say committed the deadly shooting spree in El Paso, Texas, is believed to have published an anti-immigrant manifesto minutes before the attack.
Twenty people were killed in a shooting in an El Paso, Texas, shopping area Saturday, and at least nine people are dead and 26 injured following a mass shooting Sunday in downtown Dayton, Ohio.
That’s right, on a per capita basis, we each paid $5,015 to our Vermont government in 2017, more than any other state.
In sum, I believe a pluralistic system is the best way to tap into the multiple pathways that work for a wide range of students. It is also the best route to quality. Consider the success of Vermont’s widely diverse independent schools.
Comedian Bill Maher said Friday night that Democrats are “blowing” their chances of defeating President Donald Trump in 2020 by proposing open border and free college policies.
Republicans have been placed in the untenable position of seeming to advocate for environmental degradation by challenging the diversion of public resources toward this “global warming menace.”
Lately, it’s okay to say nice things about Donald Trump. Even if you are the governor of Deep Blue state Vermont. That seems to be the takeaway from a pair of announcements from the office of Gov. Phil Scott.
Bernie Sanders’ rhetoric on the $15 minimum wage — rhetoric echoed by many politicians here in Vermont — just suffered a violent collision with economic reality.
The order will block any House Ways and Means Committee requests for Trump’s tax returns via the New York law until the jurisdictional dispute is resolved.
Just say no to astroturfing. Vermont would do well for its sanity, productivity and prosperity to adopt this motto.