02/28/2024 Your Daily Newsletter
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State Attorneys General Say More Than 85,000 Children Lost At Border
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Image Credit: Canva The Center Square [By Kim Jarrett] – Twenty-two state
attorneys general said Monday more than 85,000 migrant children could be lost
based on a report from the Department of Health and Human Services. The report
issued this month shows many of the children could be in the labor market or
sex trafficked, […]
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Kellogg CEO Solves High Food Costs for Families
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I don’t know that the millionaire CEO of a cereal company telling families
struggling to buy groceries to just eat cereal for dinner was the best idea.
From the reactions he is getting, I’m not alone in commenting on this crazy
talk. The cost of food – buying groceries and eating out – is taking […]
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Washington D.C. Sent $10,800 to Single Moms; It Didn’t Work Out as Expected –
HotAir
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Not everybody in poverty is irresponsible and makes all the wrong choices.
There are a lot of different paths that people walk, and until we know
somebody’s story, we should withhold judgment. That’s as true for people trying
to help others out as it is for those inclined to look askance at people. There
is […]
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Tennessee Public School Omnibus Bill Narrowly Passes House Subcommittee,
Moves Forward To Full Education Committee
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Image: Representative Mark White (R-Memphis-District 83) presented HB1183 to
the House K-12 Subcommittee. Image Credit: capitol.tn.gov The Tennessee
Conservative [By Kelly M. Jackson] – After over 2 hours and much discussion,
HB1183 – the school voucher legislation that has been called “The House Public
School Omnibus Bill,” passed out of the House K-12 subcommittee with […]
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Houston Fails to Prosecute Thousands of Crimes Due to “Lack of Personnel” –
HotAir
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Something is definitely amiss at the police department in Houston, Texas, and
it’s a problem that’s been brewing since well before the border invasion began.
Houston has one of the highest per capita crime rates of any city of any size
in the country, but amazingly, that’s not the entirety of the problem. The
Houston […]
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