Sarah Cowgill

Or that everyone who's anyone on the Biden team – notably minus Kamala Harris, of course – would happily celebrate a four-year

Some experts say that when Joe Biden bowed out, he crashed the value of Hunter Biden's art. It was the ultimate Pop art – until “Pop” was out of power.

As Heartlanders prepare for the onslaught of family and friends over the Christmas Holiday, three men who claim to be wise and are ridiculously wealthy have traveled afar to deliver the newly elected President Donald Trump blessings and good cheer and maybe slip some Myrrh into his Diet Coke. The Biden elves have begun to break their silence on just how badly the Big Guy was compromised, and the Grinch almost brought a government shutdown, but Whoville was able to get its act together.

Much like Hillary Clinton when she bounced off the glass ceiling, a couple of leftist lawyers found themselves unable to accept defeat and are now conspiring to tank Trump's election certification and install Kamala in his place. If that isn't the kiss of death, then there's the endangered speaker drama in the House to add a petty bone of contention in getting the i's dotted and the t's crossed come January 6. And even if they weren't paying attention before, flyover folks have certainly noticed Vivek Ramaswamy after this past week's rant and will forever pronounce his name correctly.

Most institutions, foundations, research centers, and statisticians involved in K-12 education will insist the size of the budget matters. One would be hard-pressed to find a differing opinion from administrators and teachers. However, a new study from the National Assessment of Educational Progress and the United States Census Bureau revealed that funding and student success don't always grow together. Despite a massive influx of COVID-19 monies to school districts across the nation, the top spenders per pupil trailed their lower investing counterparts.

Heartlanders hoped for a better new year, but 2025 has strolled in from the walk of shame still wearing last year's clothes.

As California burns, Gov. Gavin Newsom has called for a special legislative session to ‘Trump-proof’ the state’s left-wing laws.

James Carville is not used to being wrong – about anything. However, a seismic shift over the years of Donald J. Trump must have messed with his dome. Specifically, he seems to have lost some of his skills as a kingmaker in the Democratic Party. Some might say Carville didn't quite roll with the changes in party values since his beloved Clintons were last contenders for the White House. He's a little less the feared Rajin' Cajun these days and a bit more a somewhat tolerated Spittin' Kitten. He thought Harris would win. She lost dramatically, and Carville stuck to his message points from the 90s: “It's the economy, stupid.”