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National high school football rankings: Upsets reshape USA TODAY Sports Super 50

National high school football rankings: Upsets reshape USA TODAY Sports Super 50

Check the current 2026 season records for top high school football programs across every state in the country.
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Hunter Biden and Ted Cruz Signal Early Interest in 2028 Presidential Race

Hunter Biden and Ted Cruz Signal Early Interest in 2028 Presidential Race

The 2028 U.S. presidential election is seeing an unexpectedly early activation, with figures from both major parties signaling potential candidacies. Hunter Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, stated in a September 6 radio interview that he might consider running for president in 2028 if he receives sufficient support. He acknowledged a strong pool of potential Democratic candidates, including Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, and California Governor Gavin Newsom. Concurrently, Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas is reportedly exploring a presidential campaign, conducting polls and visiting battleground states. Cruz has openly expressed his ambition to become president, building on his experience from the 2016 Iowa caucus victory. This early maneuvering is occurring even before the 2026 midterm elections, indicating a heightened pace in the lead-up to the next presidential cycle.
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These are the happiest states in America. See where your state ranks

These are the happiest states in America. See where your state ranks

A new report from WalletHub has ranked all 50 states for happiness. Here's who came out on top.
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How did college football coaches making debuts fare? We ranked all 31 of them

How did college football coaches making debuts fare? We ranked all 31 of them

There were 31 college football coaches making the first season debut's in their new jobs in Week 0 and Week 1. How did they all fare? We ranked them.
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College Football Week 2 Watchability Rankings: Texas-Ohio State headlines must-see games

College Football Week 2 Watchability Rankings: Texas-Ohio State headlines must-see games

Want to know which college football are the best to watch in Week 2? We break down the entire schedule into tiers.
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Study finds top 2 party schools in GA and it's not Georgia Southern

Study finds top 2 party schools in GA and it's not Georgia Southern

On a list of the U.S. colleges with the biggest party scenes, two Georgia schools hold their own with colleges in Florida, Texas and California.
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Congressman Thomas Massie Sponsors Bill to Restrict Federal Funding for Flock Camera Systems Amid Privacy Concerns

Congressman Thomas Massie Sponsors Bill to Restrict Federal Funding for Flock Camera Systems Amid Privacy Concerns

Republican Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky, alongside Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna, is sponsoring a bill aimed at restricting federal funding for Flock camera systems. These systems, primarily automated license plate readers (ALPRs), are described by Massie as tools designed to surveil law-abiding citizens. The move comes as communities nationwide are pushing back against the widespread implementation of ALPRs, with 83% of these systems installed by Flock Safety. The small town of Groton, Massachusetts, recently terminated its contract with Flock Safety, deactivating its three ALPR cameras due to community concerns regarding trust and transparency. Investigations have revealed that Flock's technology, despite company claims, now possesses advanced capabilities to identify and track individuals, examine vehicle details like bumper stickers, and access public and business data through AI integration. This evolution has transformed ALPRs from simple license plate readers into comprehensive surveilla...
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Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear Breaks Ground on New U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Facility in Hopkinsville

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear Breaks Ground on New U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Facility in Hopkinsville

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear Breaks Ground on New U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Facility in Hopkinsville
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California Legislature Passes Bill Requiring Corporations to Disclose Slavery-Era Ties, Awaiting Governor Newsom's Veto Decision

California Legislature Passes Bill Requiring Corporations to Disclose Slavery-Era Ties, Awaiting Governor Newsom's Veto Decision

The California Legislature has passed AB 2599, a bill that mandates all corporations operating in California with annual worldwide gross receipts of $100 million or more to disclose any past involvement or profit from slavery-era transactions. These disclosures, which must be submitted as sworn affidavits subject to perjury penalties, would be made public in a searchable state database. The bill passed along party lines and is now awaiting Governor Gavin Newsom's decision on whether to sign it into law. Critics argue that the bill is a 'virtue-signaling money grab' and question its practicality, given that California entered the Union as a free state in 1850 and slavery officially ended in the U.S. in 1865. The legislation would require companies to research their own and any acquired entities' activities from up to 170 years ago, a task many believe is impossible due to record availability and the sheer volume of historical data.
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Domtar Seeks Administrative Assistant in Hawesville, KY to Support Business Unit Leadership

Domtar Seeks Administrative Assistant in Hawesville, KY to Support Business Unit Leadership

Domtar Seeks Administrative Assistant in Hawesville, KY to Support Business Unit Leadership
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Noles News: 71% of FSU fans surveyed expecting a loss vs. SMU

Noles News: 71% of FSU fans surveyed expecting a loss vs. SMU

Football Florida State faces its first major test of the season tonight, taking on the No. 19 SMU Mustangs in the Seminoles’ ACC opener — and most of the Tomahawk Nation staff doesn’t have confidence in an FSU win: The same goes for Tomahawk readers, with 71% of you expecting a loss vs. SMU tonight […]
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Bans Flock License Plate Readers on State Highways

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Bans Flock License Plate Readers on State Highways

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced a ban on Flock camera license plate readers on Florida state highways. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has formally revoked Flock's permits for these devices operating on state right-of-ways, meaning they will be removed, and no new permits will be issued. This decision is not a blanket ban on all Flock hardware in the state, but specifically targets license plate readers previously installed on state-owned roads. Governor DeSantis expressed concerns about potential abuse and overreach in data collection, stating, 'These cameras that are out there now — who's to say they're only doing the license plate? I think it's capturing people in their cars. I think it's capturing way more information than they're letting on. And you've seen the abuse.' Will Watts, the chief operating officer of the FDOT, cited 'concerning reports of misuse, data privacy concerns, and surveillance schemes' as reasons for the decision, emphasizing the need to preserve Floridi...