Windows 10 support ends in 2025—but unlike past phase-outs, millions of PCs can’t upgrade to Windows 11 due to strict hardware rules. This shift leaves users facing real security risks and limited options. Should you pay for updates, buy a
At a May 28 town hall, Rep. Becca Balint criticized ICE and DHS as “lawless” and warned the U.S. wouldn’t have “anybody to wipe our asses” without more immigration. Days later, a terrorist attack by a visa overstayer in Boulder raised fresh
Mohamed Soliman's attack in Boulder exposed more than a hate crime — it revealed a government failing to uphold due process for its own citizens. Taxpayers are forced to fund education and aid for those who break immigration law, while enfo
As Vermont’s Legislature stalls on adjournment, pressure builds over an unfinished education funding overhaul. With H.454 lingering in limbo and property tax hikes looming, critics say lawmakers are prioritizing political cover over real re
Barack Obama deported more illegal aliens than Donald Trump, not because his priorities were different—but because the political and legal system allowed it. Today, Trump is targeting the same types of individuals, but faces court injunctio
Vermont’s 30x30 and 50x50 land conservation goals may sound noble, but they’re gutting the rural tax base, pushing locals off their land, and mirroring global sustainability maps like Agenda 21. Who is the state really being conserved for?
Should public schools display flags that represent cultural or identity-based movements? While inclusion is often the goal, symbolic displays like the Pride flag may unintentionally exclude or marginalize others. What does true neutrality l
Vermont faces a $1.6 billion water infrastructure shortfall despite federal aid. With funding expiring in 2027, small towns risk service failures, rate hikes, and health hazards. Lawmakers need a sustainable post-BIL plan before the system
Vermont lawmakers are debating H.454, a sweeping education reform bill that could reshape school governance, class sizes, and district boundaries. As the bill advances, questions emerge about the rising cost of public education—and how the
VNRC receives hundreds of thousands in taxpayer dollars each year—while co-producing political media and coordinating strategy with Vermont Conservation Voters, a partisan advocacy group. With lawsuits against the state and shared staffing
Vermont has spent over $200 million trying to fix water pollution, yet S.124 resets the system, dragging even small farms into costly permitting. Lawmakers admit the rules are confusing and the burden high—but still no one challenges the EP
Agenda 21 was the soft launch. Agenda 2030 is the full-scale rollout — and COVID was the catalyst that turned suggestions into systems. From “smart” surveillance to rights redefined by global consensus, the transformation is underway. Volun
