Introducing the FYIVT Podcast: Now Streaming on Major Platforms We’re excited to announce the launch of the FYIVT Podcast! This new platform extends our mission of delivering insightful analysis and meaningful discussions on the issues t
On July 27, 2024, a Burlington police officer was assaulted by a repeat offender with a lengthy criminal record spanning multiple states. The incident highlights systemic gaps in Vermont’s justice system, raising questions about accountabil
Trump’s bold rhetoric and strategic deterrence curbed illegal immigration, reduced suffering on migration routes, and cut enforcement costs compared to Obama’s high deportation numbers. His measured actions demonstrate effective leadership,
The November 19 issue of the Rutland Herald sparks criticism for its lack of ideological balance, featuring one-sided content that alienates its local conservative-leaning readership. From hyperbolic letters to left-leaning environmental co
Vermont’s new Act 150, lowering the confidentiality age for library records from 16 to 12, has sparked debate over minors’ rights and parental authority. Supporters call it a move for privacy and autonomy, while critics argue it sidelines p
November 20, 2024 The Vermont State Police (VSP) have been actively addressing various incidents across the state, demonstrating their dedication to public safety and law enforcement. Recent activities include responding to a motor vehic
Vermont’s S.52 proposes taxpayer-funded healthcare for any foreign national, legal or illegal, regardless of criminal status, raising concerns about fairness, fiscal responsibility, and public safety. Critics argue it shifts federal failure
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
Attorney General Charity Clark’s alarmist claims about mass deportations, reproductive rights, and environmental rollbacks align closely with partisan narratives but lack grounding in factual evidence. Vermonters deserve leadership rooted i
Tom Homan, incoming Border Czar, detailed his plan for immigration reform in a NewsNation interview, emphasizing the need to reinstate Trump-era policies, target cartels as terrorist organizations, and overhaul the asylum system. He argued
Small-scale Vermont dairy farmers face burdensome regulations that favor large operations, making it nearly impossible to sell fresh, artisan goat cheese to local consumers. A more flexible system, focused on liability and consumer choice,
Vermont’s focus on greenhouse gas reduction is driven by climate concerns, funding opportunities, and media pressure. But are these policies truly addressing Vermont's unique needs, or are residents bearing undue costs? A reevaluation of pr
