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The Real Quote, The AI Quote, and VT’s New Speech Police Problem
An AI-generated parody video targeting Rep. Becca Balint has become an early test of Vermont’s new synthetic-media law and renewed scrutiny of the federal NO FAKES Act she supports.…
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VT Weekend Guide
Pride block parties in St. Johnsbury and St. Albans, bagpipes and Highland dancing in Greensboro, a U.S. opera premiere in Middlebury, and Neil Diamond’s greatest hits in Rutland —…
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Vermont Crime This Week
A county-by-county roundup of Vermont crime and public-safety news for the week of June 3–10, 2026: a federal guns-and-drugs sentencing in Windham County, a Rutland community-center arson charge, a…
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Fake CAPTCHA Scams Turn Routine Web Checks Into Malware Traps
Fake CAPTCHA scams are turning routine “verify you’re human” prompts into malware traps. Instead of clicking a box, victims are told to paste commands into Windows tools, letting criminals…
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The Devastating Legacy of Democrat Leadership
With Vermont’s top legislative leaders stepping aside, Rob Roper argues the state’s long progressive experiment has produced unaffordable taxes, health care, housing, education, energy, and homelessness outcomes. He says…
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Doctor’s Viral Heart-Risk Claim Gets Support From 2021 JAMA Cardiology Study
A 2021 JAMA Cardiology study found that diabetes, metabolic syndrome, hypertension, obesity and smoking carried stronger associations with premature coronary heart disease than LDL cholesterol alone. Dr. Ken Berry’s…
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Two Presidential Outrages, Two Media Standards.
Biden’s pardons were legally cleaner but politically uglier: unilateral protection for allies and family. Trump’s IRS settlement began with a real government abuse claim, but grew controversial when settlement…
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Who Owns the Land In Vermont?
Senator Terry Williams questions whether Vermont agencies should speak of “owning” public land, or whether they should remember their role as stewards acting on behalf of the people. His…
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VT Weekend Guide
Brattleboro’s heifers take Main Street, Ben Folds goes solo in Rutland, and Rudyard Kipling’s Vermont estate opens its rhododendron gardens to the public. Add a boundary-straddling *Dear Evan Hansen*…
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Vermont Crime This Week
Vermont law enforcement worked a full slate this week, from drug raids in Rutland City and a dozen arrests in a Barre operation to a homicide prosecution in Bennington…
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