Skip to content

Follow Us

  • x
Subscribe

Just the News in your Inbox

Subscribe to our newsletters and always be informed.

By signing up to our newsletters you agree to the Just the News Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Logo

User account menu

  • Log in
  • Government
  • Politics
  • Accountability
  • America
  • Podcasts
  • Shows
  • Holiday Gift Guide
  • Donate
  • Marketplace
  • Government
    • White House
    • Local
    • Security
    • Diplomacy
    • Congress
    • Courts & Law
    • State Houses
    • Federal Agencies
  • Politics
    • All Things Trump
    • Cybersecurity
    • Education
    • Elections 2024
    • Energy
    • Environment
    • Finance
    • Coronavirus
    • Polling
    • Privacy
    • Regulation
    • Transportation
  • Accountability
    • Russia and Ukraine Scandals
    • Political Ethics
    • Cancel Culture
    • Media
    • Waste, Fraud and Abuse
    • Watchdogs
    • Whistleblowers
  • America
    • From the States
    • Crime
    • Culture
    • Economy
    • Science
    • Technology
    • Extremism
    • Free Speech
    • Religion
    • World
  • Podcasts
  • Shows
    • Just News, No Noise
    • John Solomon Reports
    • The Water Cooler w. David Brody
    • The Sharyl Attkisson Podcast
    • The Water Cooler with David Brody
    • Just the News a.m.
  • Holiday Gift Guide
  • Donate
  • Marketplace

Breadcrumb

  1. Home

Nation

From the States

Money printed

Report: Unelected government officials take top salaries

By The Center Square Staff

Culture

Image
Sydney Sweeney

Actress Sydney Sweeney drops another racy prediction market ad, reigniting online buzz

Sweeney appears in the latest ad wearing only white underwear that bears the company’s logo

From the States

Image
data center

Taxpayer group: Some state tax policies disadvantage data centers

Data centers can pay tangible personal property taxes on their servers, networking equipment and other computer hardware, depending on state and local tax laws.

From the States

Image
Louisiana State flag

Louisiana restores status for 67K voters after database error

Williams said the error did not affect anyone’s eligibility or ability to vote. An inactive designation does not cancel a voter’s registration.

Dr. Bradley-Farrell says Hungarians’ warnings of rising communism in the US sparked new book

NYC appoints “rat czar” to tackle rodent infestation

Pharmecutical company AstraZeneca pulls COVID vaccine off the market after link to blood clots

Stolen vehicle crashes down 21-foot drop in attempt to evade police

Samsung profits sink to lowest in a decade

Nick Searcy shares his experience as a conservative in Hollywood

Crowd cheers for Boston Marathon runners

Florida sheriff says one victim has died from MLK day shooting

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI dead at 95

Honolulu and Kahului, Hawaii tie for cleanest air quality in US

Pagination

  • Show more
Logo
  • About Us
  • Our Staff
  • Data and Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Contact Us
  • Advertising
  • Request a Correction
© 2026 Bentley Media Group, LLC