Gamecocks Hold On Against Vanderbilt
The University of South Carolina football team coughed up a 28-0 lead against unranked Vanderbilt this weekend … but managed to hang on for the
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The “Strong Mayor” Scam
City of Columbia, S.C. mayor Steve Benjamin is as crooked as they come. In fact were it not for some seriously corrupt “police work,” he
#FITSPick: South Carolina 44 Vandy 29
The University of South Carolina football team has a big, bruising offensive line and a pair of tough, talented tailbacks running behind it. Head coach
Common Core Panel Comes To Columbia
Exposing Common Core is an opportunity for you to learn from national experts what Common Core Standards are all about and why South Carolina’s families
That “Shield Law” Is Advancing
Remember back in May when the federal government was busted spying on reporters? We do … A few days later, in a particularly clumsy attempt
Obamacare Support Plummets
As “Republicans” in the U.S. House of Representatives continue to play footsie with the notion of defunding Barack Obama’s new socialized medicine law, a new
USC: Vanderbilt Game Is A Sellout
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Saturday’s Southeastern Conference football contest versus Vanderbilt at Williams-Brice Stadium (Saturday, Sept. 14, 7 p.m., ESPN) is sold out. The game is
Nancy Mace Signs Spending Pledge
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA (September 13, 2013) – Nancy Mace, candidate for US Senate in South Carolina, has officially signed the Coalition to Reduce Spending’s pledge to
The Government Won’t Tell You What It Has On You
By now everyone knows the National Security Agency (NSA) is monitoring, saving and storing your digital communications (because you might be a terrorist or something).
Consumers: Not Confident
Rising prices, shrinking incomes and a paucity of decent paying jobs have begun to impact retail spending in America … and now they are preying