Gun violence in the U.S. is real—but not evenly distributed. Strip out the worst cities, and rural America looks more like Switzerland than Chicago. More guns, less crime? The data says yes. Responsible ownership matters more than raw numbe
NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani’s call to “seize the means of production” has revived interest in collectivist economics. But despite decades of advocacy, large-scale worker-built businesses remain elusive. A Vermont professor’s recent d
Federal law gives parents the right to inspect all education records, including gender support plans—but Vermont’s official guidance still hosts outdated policies that imply otherwise. As of 2025, schools must comply with FERPA or face cons
Artificial intelligence isn’t magic — it’s a tool. A powerful one, sure, but only if you already understand what you’re doing. Used wisely, it can sharpen your thinking. Used blindly, it can just as easily mislead. Treat it like a calculato
Rep. Becca Balint’s recent comments accusing ICE of “kidnapping” and criticizing agents for wearing masks come amid a surge in rhetoric targeting federal officers. With no legislative action to back her claims and rising public calls for vi
New rules taking effect July 1 will restrict which independent schools can receive public tuition payments in Vermont. Families in school choice towns must enroll students by June 30 to lock in funding. After that, only schools in certain d
TIME TO FINISH WHAT WE STARTED: I’M RUNNING FOR CONGRESS Westminster, VT – June 26, 2025 – I’m proud to officially announce that I will be running for the U.S. Congress again in 2026. Last cycle, over 100,000 Vermonters stood with me
Protesting the government is a right. Harassing your neighbors is not. If you're blocking roads and intimidating people who have no power to change the law, you're not engaging in civil discourse — you're just bullying the public. The First
Understanding your state and federal constitutions gives you real power. When you know how the system works, it’s easier to challenge bad laws, spot political spin, and hold officials accountable. Civic knowledge isn’t just important — it’s
Vermont is famous for buying local, but the reality tells a different story. Over 86% of its food and 94% of its tech services are imported from out of state, exporting billions every year. Can Vermont ever build true independence? It has t
Not all eggs are created equal — especially when it comes to freshness and shelf life. Whether you’re buying from the grocery store or picking up a dozen at your local farm stand, it’s worth knowing how long those eggs are actually good to
Why do we have government? To ensure public safety, uphold the law, and protect citizens from having to defend life and property alone. But as Vermont’s system falters, more citizens are being forced to pay twice — taxed for services, then
