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Barclay accuses Democrats in State Assembly of flip-flopping on Cuomo powers

Democrat party chair race reveals Democratic divisions

The race to elect Nevada Democrats’ next leader has offered a rare public glimpse into internal struggles over the makeup and trajectory of the state’s party ahead of a crucial midterm election next year

Twitter Removes Accounts that “Undermine Faith in NATO”

‘It took only two years to go from disappearing Milo and Alex Jones to banning content said to ‘amplify narratives that undermine faith in NATO.’

Diversity Officer ‘One Of The Fastest-Growing Careers,’ LinkedIn Finds

Teaching Diversity, Inclusion and Equity (DIE) can be extremely lucrative.

Former Trump Adviser Says Biden’s Immigration Bill Could ‘Erase the Very Essence of America’s Nationhood’

A new immigration bill proposed by Democrats would “fundamentally erase the very essence of America’s nationhood.”

Biden Revokes 7 Trump Executive Orders, Offers No Explanation

President Joe Biden revoked seven executive orders on Feb. 24 issued by President Donald Trump between 2017 and 2021. The White House offered no explanation for the revocation in its formal press release.

‘My Income Has Dropped to Zero’: About 45% of Small Businesses Risk Closure Within Months

At least 13.9 million of the nation’s small businesses are at serious risk of shuttering their doors by April 1, a recent industry report found.

At last, Success!

After a month full of weather related stops and starts church pastor Roderick Rogers says the Fordyce Community Baptist Church was finally able to host a successful food distribution yesterday. (Feb. 24)

ARound the State

The Arkansas Senate has sent Gov. Asa Hutchinson legislation making the state’s voter ID law stricter. The majority-Republican Senate by a 25 to 9 vote approved a bill that will no longer allow people without valid identification to cast a ballot, by simply signing a statement claiming they are who they say they are.

Martin County office of Tourism expands Glass Sea Turtle Scavenger Hunt

Earlier this month, The Martin County Office of Tourism & Marketing announced the launch of the Martin County Arts & Culture Trail with an innovative scavenger hunt program leading up to ArtsFest 2021.

American Thought Leaders Video: A Growing Tyranny Over the Mind—Arthur Milikh

“Tyranny is trying to tread into somebody’s mind to distort it and to form it to reflect what you think is good”

Former ICE Chief Says Immigration Law Becoming Meaningless

“At what point can the executive branch tell the judicial branch that their legal orders are meaningless?”

Biden’s CIA Nominee Has Close Ties to Communist China

President Joe Biden’s nominee to run the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), William Burns, has a history of cooperation organizations linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

In War Against Faith, Chinese Regime Burns Religious Books, Jails Believers

China’s communist party has continued its broad attack on faith through the pandemic, burning and trashing religious books while jailing spiritual adherents for possessing religious literature.

‘Kids in Cages’ Jeers Hide Joe Biden’s ‘Extraction Migration’ Policy

Biden’s officials have been broadcasting their desire to refocus the DHS and USCIS on helping to extract more migrants from Central America for the U.S. economy.

U.S. Supreme Court weighs scope of police power to enter homes without a warrant

U.S. Supreme Court justices on Wednesday appeared reluctant to give police unlimited power to enter a home without a warrant when pursuing a suspect for a minor crime in a case involving a California driver tailed by an officer after honking his horn while listening to music.

A New Highway Project That’s Environmentally Friendly? (Hint: It’s in the Ocean)

Port officials want to build a new highway from San Diego to Oregon, through the ocean.

Yankton City Mask Mandate To Expire March 1st

Yankton’s mask mandate aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus is set to expire on Monday.

Yankton Walk-Away Inmate Back In Custody

A minimum-security state prison inmate who walked away from the Yankton Community Work Center back in November is once again in custody.

Impeachment Resolution Read On The South Dakota House Floor

For the first time at the South Dakota State Capitol, a resolution for impeachment was read on the House floor. Lawmakers heard the announcement which calls for impeaching South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg for “certain crimes or misdemeanors in office.”

South Dakota Governor Releases Video Interviews With Attorney General Following Crash

Authorities have released interviews conducted with South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg following a fatal car/pedestrian crash on September 12th.

Yankton College Offers Numerous Scholarship Opportunities

Yankton College is once again offering scholarships to help graduating high school seniors who are college bound.

South Dakota Sees 11% Of Its Residents Fully Vaccinated

South Dakota health officials are reporting 1,900 more people have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series.

CCSD announces plan to return all grade levels

Clark County schools will begin reopening under a hybrid instructional model to students in grades six, nine and 12 beginning March 22, followed by the return of other older students in early April, Superintendent Jesus Jara announced Wednesday.