Most people will need to file state taxes for 2025, but not everyone has to. Here’s what to understand.
February 12, 2026, 2:16 PM ET Most Americans tend to take filing their federal taxes seriously—after all, the IRS can be pretty intimidating. But let’s not forget about state taxes, which can sometimes slip under the radar for many people. Of course, there are some notable exceptions. Residents in states like Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New […]
Trinidad Chambliss from Ole Miss receives a sixth year of eligibility from a state judge
Trinidad Chambliss Granted Injunction to Play for Ole Miss in 2026 Ole Miss is set to continue its football program under the leadership of the coach who led them through a historic season. On Thursday, a state judge ruled in favor of Trinidad Chambliss, allowing him to participate in the 2026 season after he filed […]
Binghamton State University’s LGBTQ center organizes a TransTape chest binding event
LGBTQ Center at Binghamton University Hosts Breast-Binding Workshop The LGBTQ Center at Binghamton State University in New York recently organized a private event focused on breast binding using “trans tape.” This session was designed to help women learn effective binding techniques. According to an announcement made on January 27th, the Center will feature a guest […]
Ohio State professor Luke Perez suspended after reportedly assaulting a cameraman attempting to interview a former university president
A professor at Ohio State University has been suspended after reportedly assaulting a journalist who approached the former university president, and the incident was widely shared online. Luke Perez, an assistant professor at the Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society, was in a hallway at the Smith Institute when the alleged attack […]
Lawyer for Alex Murdaugh claims state Supreme Court should reverse guilty decision
Murdaugh’s Legal Team Appeals Guilty Verdict On Wednesday, lawyers for Alex Murdaugh made their case to the South Carolina Supreme Court, seeking to overturn his conviction for the June 2021 murders of his wife, Maggie, and their youngest son, Paul. Lead attorney, Dick Harpootlian, alongside Jim Griffin, highlighted concerns over potential jury tampering by former […]
Long Island school retains Native American mascot for another year as battle against state prohibition goes on
Long Island School District Gets Extension on Mascot Name The Long Island School District has been granted an additional year to keep the “Warriors” name as it challenges a state prohibition on Native American imagery in its mascots and logos. According to a letter sent to parents on Tuesday, the district now has until June […]
State Department points out Code Pink and other extreme-left organizations as channels for Chinese influence activities.
State Department Ties Nonprofit Groups to Chinese Influence On Tuesday, the State Department submitted a report to Congress that associates leftist nonprofit organizations, specifically Code Pink and People’s Forum, with operations influenced by China. In a statement shared with the Post, Sarah Rogers, the Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, accused “partisan hacks” of […]
Tiger Woods’ son chooses Florida State for college.
The Woods Family Expands Its Golf Legacy The Woods family continues to build upon its rich golf legacy. Charlie Woods, son of the legendary Tiger Woods, recently announced via Instagram that he will be playing college golf at Florida State University. Exciting, right? He expressed his enthusiasm with a simple “Go Noles!” Last May, Charlie […]
Wyoming state board decides to start canceling contentious wind leases
Wind Lease Cancellations in Wyoming The Wyoming Land Commission recently voted 3-2 on February 5 to start the process of ending certain wind leases linked to the Pronghorn and Sidewinder projects located in the eastern region of the state. The Pronghorn project is situated on state land in Converse County, while the Sidewinder project is […]
The state of free speech in Britain is more troubling than you realize.
Speech Regulation in the UK: A Case Study If you’re curious about the future of speech regulation, the UK is a striking example. This is a country that prides itself on common law traditions and parliamentary freedoms. Yet, thousands of citizens get arrested every year for what’s deemed “offensive” speech. What’s still up for debate […]