A fresh look at Lane Kiffin's recent interview and public moments signals shifting dynamics for Ole Miss and what it could mean for the program's future.

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The System Hates You: Reclaiming your mind, body and freedom from the globalist matrix of control

TN Rep. Justin Pearson reacts to losing committee roles amid the fallout from Tennessee's redistricting controversy.

New details about Michael Mott, described as a repeat offender who was fatally struck by a Frontier Airlines plane at Denver International Airport, are fueling crime and safety debates.

On May 13, 1975, 51 years ago, singer/songwriter/fiddler, Bob Wills, died in a Fort Worth, Texas nursing home, from pneumonia. He was 70. Nicknamed, "The King of Western Swing," Wills's skyrocketed to fame, following the death of Milton Brown, who was actually outselling Wills, in Western Swing record sales. (Brown died in 1936, at the age of 32, from injuries sustained in a Fort Worth automobile accident days earlier). In 1941, Wills, along with his Texas Playboys lead singer, Tommy Duncan, co-wrote and recorded the classic, "Take Me Back to Tulsa." To give it a listen, please, click on the text link below (not on the picture).
http://www.dunkingram.com/bobwills

Scott Jennings clashes with a Democratic strategist over Tennessee GOP redistricting, arguing race should not determine representation and that Black voters will support Republicans when policies align with their interests.

CNN analysis suggests Democrats' six-point congressional lead is narrowing amid rising GOP momentum, signaling a tougher race ahead for the party.

California's Democratic Socialists of America endorse billionaire Tom Steyer for governor while cautioning that his business background could make him a class traitor.

Discover practical steps to kickstart Second Amendment advocacy, including smart donation strategies, active grassroots involvement, and organizing impactful events.