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Editor: Thank you from Hancock Rotary to all the wonderful businesses who contributed to our silent auction at our Hallow-wine event. It helps fund many of our local service projects, including a Christmas party for the CCISD, scholarships and honors recognitions, and community projects. Thanks again to the following businesses and friends: Beviamo Vino, Biggby Coffee, Black Ice Comics, the Bonfire, Breakwater Credit Union, Century 21, 41 Lumber, KBC, Kirkish Furniture, the Mineshaft, MTU, A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum, Swift's Hardware, University Images, CCCAC, Chicken Tramper, ...

Froma Harrop

Columns

Tuesday brought encouraging results for Democrats eyeing a sweep in next year's midterms. But the most notable portent wasn't the governor's races won by Abigail Spanberger in Virginia or Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey. Nor was it Zohran Mamdani's election as mayor of New York City. The most ...

Armstrong Williams

Columns

When a 29-year-old man in Minnesota can post a TikTok video allegedly offering $45,000 for the assassination of former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, we can't dismiss it as another outburst from an online extremist. It's a symptom of something far deeper — the moral corrosion of our ...

Jamie Stiehm

Columns

Warning: this column is a dark path to a gaudy "Great Gatsby" party while children go hungry. We know the damage cellphones cause to kids and teenagers in learning and mental health epidemics of anxiety and depression. The research results are in. Private and public schools are banning them. ...

Tim Graham

Columns

The CBS News program "Sunday Morning" has been hailed as one of the "crown jewels" of the network — which means it's larded with liberal bias. Last year, it was a conveyor belt of Democrats. They aired puffball interviews with Pete Buttigieg, Doug Emhoff, Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden, Ketanji ...

Froma Harrop

Columns

The big headlines about job losses tend to focus on the big employers. Layoffs at UPS, 48,000 -- at Intel, 24,000. Amazon is cutting up to 30,000 workers, and Target, 1,800. These pink slips are being dropped largely on white-collar positions. The thinking is that artificial intelligence will ...