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Colleges Turn to Military-Affiliated Students to Combat Enrollment Decline

In recent years, college enrollment across the United States has faced a notable decline, a trend primarily attributed to falling birth rates. However, this issue is multifaceted, influenced by a range of factors including rising living costs, increasing tuition fees, and shifting perceptions...

Firearms experts address the safety of Worthington deer culling

In Worthington, a small town known for its lush landscapes and wildlife, a contentious discussion has emerged following the recent deer culling program aimed at managing the population of deer that have been causing increased traffic accidents and crop damage. Firearms experts were invited to...

Gary Erb Obituary

Gary W. Erb, 84, of Aurora, Oregon, passed away on December 31, 2025, in Salem, Oregon. Born on August 28, 1941, Gary spent much of his early life in Molalla. He graduated from Molalla High School and attended Oregon State University, earning a degree in Electrical Engineering. In his professional...

12 Small Towns in Tennessee With Big Charm

Tennessee, the renowned Southern state, is celebrated for its vibrant country music scene, stunning landscapes, and distinctive Tennessee whiskey. While cities like Nashville and Memphis have garnered significant attention, the heart of Tennessee lies in its smaller communities, boasting an...

Data centers target rural communities for lower costs, not to create high-quality jobs, study finds

In recent years, an observable shift has occurred in the relationship between Big Tech and rural communities. The anger over proposed hyperscale data centers has sparked a wave of protests, driven by residents concerned about rising electricity costs, environmental degradation, and the potential...

Sixth Circuit Upholds Gun Ban for the Undocumented

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals recently upheld a federal gun ban pertaining to undocumented individuals in the case of United States v. Escobar-Temal, a decision that underscores ongoing debates surrounding Second Amendment rights for noncitizens. The case revolves around Milder Escobar-Temal,...

NBC 6

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson has addressed the controversial deployment of federal agents in the city, especially following a recent incident involving a shooting where these agents were engaged. His comments come in the wake of rising tensions in the city regarding law enforcement practices,...

Project JEDI and the Air Force’s left field attempt to improve training

In the mid-1980s, the U.S. Air Force encountered a significant challenge: the rapid advancement of technology outpacing the human capacity to operate and maintain new systems. This discrepancy was termed the "human technology gap." Major Daniel Caulfield identified this issue in a report for the...

Parents back teaching civil debate in high schools

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A majority of parents believe it is crucial for high school students to learn civil debate skills, as indicated by a recent survey conducted by EdChoice. This survey provides insightful perspectives on the current education landscape, particularly regarding the significance of...

Key red state could decide US gas prices as Venezuelan oil hits the market

Recent developments in the oil market could have significant ramifications for gas prices across the United States, particularly impacting Texas, a state synonymous with oil production and refining. With Venezuela set to transfer up to 50 million barrels of its crude oil to the U.S., the...