Russ Clark

The IL House votes 102-3-1 to pass a bill requiring every school district to adopt a policy banning students from using cellphones during class. The ban would be bell-to-bell for elementary and middle school students. Policies would need to be in place by the 2027-28 school year.

Americans are finding its very hard to get a job in today’s job market “I just got denied from Walmart as a cashier. I have a f*cking master's degree, bro. I went to school for 12 years” He says he has applied for roughly 300 entry level positions with a masters degree “I have applied to over 300 companies and I've gotten response back from 11 of them. Why the f*ck do you think I'm applying to Walmart to be a cashier? Because no one is hiring. Why do you even post a job offering? You're not gonna hire anyone or respond.” Current job market data - Roughly 42% of recent college graduates (ages 22–27, bachelor’s or higher) are underemployed - This is also the case of advanced degrees - Right now data says it is not uncommon for job seekers to put in as many as 250 applications before getting a call back This is crazy

This video gives a great look at what the new Las Vegas A’s stadium will look like.

America has always been a nation of immigrants. But in the 1800s, immigrants came here to BUILD this country. No welfare, no handouts, just opportunity and hard work. Today millions cross illegally and immediately get on government assistance. That's not the same thing.

Brutal indictment of Gavin Newsom’s energy policies in the Washington Post: Three cautionary tales from the Iran energy shock “Germany, Taiwan and California are cautionary tales. All three have had their politics shaped by green movements, and all three are more vulnerable for it. When environmentalists came to power, they forced the premature retirement of nuclear reactors, coal plants and oil refineries. They calculated that the planet’s needs demanded it and that global markets would fill the gap. All three polities are now frantically reversing course, but energy sources can’t be rebuilt overnight. … In California, environmental regulations have achieved something remarkable: They have severed the state’s gasoline market from the rest of the country. Unique fuel blend mandates mean no other state’s gasoline is compatible with California’s. Other onerous regulations — emissions fines, profit caps, drilling restrictions — have driven refiners out. And there are no inbound pipelines for crude or refined products. Now gas is approaching $6 a gallon.   With no domestic replacement, California became dependent on gasoline imports from Asian refineries — which are now cutting shipments because the Strait of Hormuz is closed. As Chevron’s refining chief, Andy Walz, recently put it, “The California intent to offshore carbon to other nations has offshored their security of supply.” Chevron has warned it could leave California entirely within a decade unless regulations change.”