WCS Paid for a Compensation Study. The Findings Raise Questions Taxpayers Shouldn't Ignore.
As Jason Golden departs WCS, a compensation study raises tough questions about teacher retention and spending priorities.
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Tennessee Voters Can Read Their Ballots. But Can They Verify What the Machines Count?
Tennessee voters can read their printed ballots, but can they verify what voting machines actually count? From unreadable barcodes to equipment problems and failed legislation, questions remain about whether election results can be independently verified.
Tennessee Ranks First in Election Integrity. So Why Are Voters Still Asking for Answers?
Tennessee ranks No. 1 for election integrity, but does that mean its elections are independently verifiable? From voting machines to audits and voter rolls, citizens are asking whether the state's safeguards work as well as its national ranking suggests.
Kalshi's $50,000 Donation to Pro-Blackburn PAC Raises Questions About Gambling Interests Buying Political Influence in Tennessee
Kalshi donated $50,000 to a pro-Blackburn PAC while fighting Tennessee gambling regulators. With $3.6 million flowing through Team Tennessee PAC and Ward Baker's ties to a previous gambling controversy, is political influence for sale in Tennessee?
When Your Political Party Starts Looking Suspiciously Like a Golden Calf
When political loyalty demands blind obedience, excuses wrongdoing, and punishes dissent, has the party become an idol? A biblical look at fear, power, and the danger of putting political allegiance ahead of faith, truth, and conscience.