Texas AG calls for arming churches after Sutherland Springs shooting
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said more church parishioners should be armed in the wake of the worst church shooting in American history.
Parents with cell phone video cameras exposing LGBTQ insanity in public schools
“Genital reconstruction surgery, is that really something an 11-year-old kid should be learning and knowing about? No. I don’t think so,” Fiel says in the video.
Vermont teacher: I can no longer teach
I have been teaching since 1992, and this will be my last year. The reason I am leaving is that I can no longer allow myself to be subjected to the foul language and disrespect I hear in schools on a daily basis. To stay would be to go against everything I believe in.
McClaughry: Tax reform and fiscal responsibility
We are, alas, well into the era of bitter partisan conflict with high stakes, improbable revenue projections, irreducible federal spending and steadily growing national debt. The current bill will make large and worthwhile changes in the tax code, but falls short of restoring a bright fiscal future.
Massachusetts eyes third gender for driver’s licenses
Massachusetts could become the third state to further the transgender agenda via driver’s licenses and other forms of identification.
Gov. Scott praises new St. Albans opiate treatment facility
Standing next to lawmakers and health leaders, Gov. Phil Scott on Thursday celebrated a new permanent opioid treatment hub in Franklin County that has a capacity of 700 and is already serving more than 200 patients.
Lawyer who financed Trump dossier may have helped Hillary rig primary against Bernie
Marc Elias, the Perkins Coie lawyer who retained Fusion GPS to compile the notorious Steele dossier, may also have helped Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign assume operational control over the Democratic National Committee (DNC) well in advance of the 2016 primaries.
Maynard: The fox, the henhouse and the Green Mountain Care Board
Ah, the Green Mountain Care Board, that omnipotent group that was set up to have “stewardship” over health care decisions because “no one was in charge” of making such decisions. The result is that we now have a single remaining health care reform company.
GOP tax plan would revitalize US economy, give significant tax relief
If House Republicans are successful at passing The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it will mark the first time in more than three decades that Americans will have a chance to experience the benefits of comprehensive, pro-growth tax reform.
7 questions the Justice Department must answer about Uranium One and Clinton Foundation
The Obama administration’s handling of the Uranium One “bribery plot” raises serious, critical questions that must be answered about the Justice Department’s handling of the investigation.
Residents want community to embrace biking, organic farming under climate economy initiative
Environmentally minded residents in Middlebury are determined to place climate change front-and-center in shaping the community’s future economic path.
Education forum tackles poverty, special needs, Act 46
Education leaders met at the Capitol Plaza Hotel on Wednesday to discuss public education “that works for all children.” Speakers at the conference addressed equity, special needs and Act 46.