SC Social Conservatives To Fight Alimony Reform
KEEPING CHEATING COSTLY … Efforts to reform South Carolina’s alimony laws will be resisted by the state’s leading social conservative organization, which hopes to maintain
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Gamecock Hoops Falls Again
WHEN WILL SOUTH CAROLINA GET SINDARIUS THORNWELL BACK? The University of South Carolina’s resurgent men’s basketball team lost another close game without its star player
Former SCGOP Chairman Dropping Bid To Reclaim Post
KATON DAWSON BAILS ON COMEBACK ATTEMPT … Less than three weeks after signaling his intention to campaign for chairman of the S.C. Republican Party, establishment
Millennials: Occupying Mom and Dad’s “Safe Space”
AMERICA’S DO-NOTHING GENERATION STILL LIVING WITH THEIR PARENTS … We’ve written about this previously … so take this as a déjà vu moment. Also, consider
“Trumphoria” Grips America
THERE’S HOPE … WILL THERE BE CHANGE? We’re not going to sugarcoat it: The fundamental economic weaknesses plaguing the U.S. economy prior to the 2016
Exclusive: Witness List At Nikki Haley’s 2012 Ethics Trial Was Purged
INSIDE THE INFAMOUS “WHITEWASH” Back in 2012, this website reported exhaustively (and incredulously) on the ethics “trial” of S.C. governor Nikki Haley. This farcical one-day
SC Senator Vows To Strip Controversial Gun Bill Provision
DANNY VERDIN ISSUES STATEMENT ON HIS GUN LEGISLATION … Yesterday, this website published a report regarding a controversial section of an otherwise sensible, pro-Second Amendment piece of legislation.
SC Legislative Leaders Try To Sidestep Constitutional Crisis
“THEY ARE PLAYING GAMES” Leaders of the S.C. General Assembly do not want the state’s Supreme Court to weigh in on an upcoming reshuffling of the
Laurens County Evidence Room About To Be Audited
ROUTINE INSPECTION? OR PART OF ONGOING INVESTIGATION? Audits of county evidence rooms are routine in South Carolina … at least whenever a new sheriff comes
SC Workforce Still Struggling
NIKKI HALEY POISED TO GO OUT ON A LOW NOTE … South Carolina’s labor participation rate slipped to 59 percent during the month of November