For years, the central legal question in college sports was simple: should college athletes be allowed to make money? That question is no longer theoretical. Athletes can sign name, image, and likeness...

Following the assassination of master debater Charlie Kirk in September 2025, conservative state legislatures across the nation have passed a flurry of laws intended to preserve and continue his life’s...

Tennessee lawmakers are once again pushing legislation that attacks children's access to education. On March 4, 2026, a hearing took place to discuss HB 793, one of the many current bills attacking immigrant...

Recall a time when you experienced a moment of need, but found yourself at a loss for where to look for help. Rapid advances in AI technology have helped alleviate these concerns by providing extensive...

Universities across the country are fighting over what “free speech” actually means, and Tennessee is no exception. In recent years, state lawmakers have passed multiple bills that claim to protect...

Youth turnout surged in the last two election cycles, and local officials around the country are starting to take notice. While national politics gets most of the attention, the real story is happening...

With over 84,000 votes cast during the early voting period, Tennessee’s 7th District special election is well underway, with Election Day set for Dec. 2. Leading candidates Matt Van Epps and Aftyn Behn...

On Nov. 12, 2025, after a protracted 43-day federal government shutdown, the U.S. government officially reopened. For Nashville and Davidson County, the return of federal funding brings critical relief...

It was a calm October afternoon, yet an exhilarating energy pervaded Wyatt Lawn. Hundreds of footsteps echoed in unison as students and faculty marched through Vanderbilt’s campus. Outside Kirkland Hall,...

On Tennessee’s Capitol grounds, lawmakers are preparing to build a “Monument to Unborn Children.” It will stand alongside memorials to soldiers, suffragists, and Holocaust victims—tributes to lives...

If democracy works best when everyone has a seat at the table, Tennessee’s lawmakers have decided there are too many chairs. This past summer, the Tennessee Court of Appeals reaffirmed a state law cutting...

Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District Special Election, 2025  When Rep. Mark Green resigned on July 20, 2025, Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District quickly became one of the most closely-watched...