The Founders did not live in a world of simple muskets. From early repeaters and cannons to the Gatling gun and dynamite, civilians owned weapons every bit as destructive as their armies. The Second Amendment was written in a world that ass
The real fight behind the government shutdown isn’t parks or Social Security—it’s whether to make a COVID-era “emergency” ACA subsidy permanent. That program has already cost taxpayers $100 billion since 2021 and could add $350 billion more
Vermont's state spending has grown far faster than its economy over the past 20 years, creating a heavy reliance on federal aid and increasing taxes. To build a sustainable future, Vermont may need to align spending with economic growth and
A Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC) scan is a non-invasive test that detects calcium buildup in coronary arteries, helping assess heart disease risk. Available in Vermont, it offers an affordable, proactive way to monitor cardiovascular health,
That bright yellow first-down line in football isn’t painted on the field—it’s one of the greatest sports broadcast tricks ever invented. Debuting in 1998, the digital line blended camera tracking, field mapping, and real-time graphics to c
Thinking of starting a business in Vermont? Before picking a name or product, know the financial and personal sacrifices involved. From minimum revenue needs to the real hourly rate of an “average” owner, here’s the reality behind Vermont’s
The Second Amendment and Vermont’s Article 16 don’t grant the right to bear arms; they recognize an inherent right to self-defense that limits government interference. Understanding this distinction highlights the importance of responsible
Vermont's Act 59 aims to conserve 50% of land by 2050, but the economic fallout could burden taxpayers with higher taxes and reduced opportunities. The proposed 30 by 30/50 by 50 Reduction Act offers a bold solution: shrink government costs
Northwestern Vermont’s “gas towns” enjoy the cost-saving benefits of natural gas, while rural and southern communities bear higher heating costs without affordable options. Vermont’s renewable energy policies, shaped by these privileged reg
Samsung phones are facing a critical image-handling flaw that lets attackers take over devices with nothing more than a malicious picture. A fix is out, but most users are stuck waiting for carriers to push the update. Until then, disable a
Vermont’s recent use-of-force policy changes aim to increase transparency, yet data shows Vermont’s police already maintain an impressive track record. With force used in only 0.3% of almost half a million annual interactions and zero civil
"Fearmongers Need Not Apply" calls out Vermont's climate "fear porn," comparing it to medieval responses during the Little Ice Age. It argues that alarmism damages public morale and stifles progress, while economic growth is the real path t
