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North Carolina parting ways with Hall of Fame football coach Mack Brown

Hall of Famer Mack Brown will not be on the sideline next season after the University of North Carolina Tar Heels announced Tuesday that the program's winningest head coach is stepping down. The announcement came a day after Brown said he intended to return in 2025 with three years left on his contract. Brown began […]

Jay Bhattacharya nominated for NIH director: report

Jay Bhattacharyya, a Stanford University-trained physician and economist, has been officially named by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). President Trump made the announcement in a post on Truth Social, writing, “I am excited to appoint Jay Bhattacharyya, M.D., as Director of the National Institutes of […]

Court Of Appeals Ends Trump’s Legal Battle Over Classified Documents In Florida

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday granted Special Counsel Jack Smith's request to end proceedings against President-elect Donald Trump in the Florida archives case. The ruling dismisses charges related to Trump's possession of classified documents after he became president. reported. Mr. Smith specifically advocated for the appeal regarding Mr. Trump to be terminated, […]

Trump taps Kevin Hassett as National Economic Council head

President-elect Trump announced on Tuesday that he has selected former White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett to lead the next administration's National Economic Council. “I am very pleased to announce that Dr. Kevin A. Hassett of Massachusetts will serve as Director of the White House National Economic Council,” President Trump said in a statement. “As […]

Illinois Has the Worst Public Pension Debt Bomb in the Country

Illinois has the worst public employee pension deficit in the country, even more so than populous California. In fact, Illinois' shortfall exceeds the shortfalls of about 36 other states combined. Illinois' shortfall to fully cover pension promises to public employees is $172 billion, worse than California's $140 billion shortfall, worse than New Jersey's $90 billion […]