Here are 4 things you may not have noticed, but these short items are important:
1. Victims of Communism Day: Wow – Department of Education
The U.S. Department of Education boldly announced a national call to action in observance of Victims of Communism Day to strengthen education on the history and dangers of communism and socialism.
Every year, the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation marks November 7 to remember those who have suffered and died at the hands of communist regimes in the past, and to stand for those who are fighting for freedom today.
Secretary of Education Linda E. McMahon has challenged state Boards of Education and teachers across America to prepare students to better recognize the “critical and inseparable lessons of the causes and consequences of tyranny and freedom.”
Is your school district participating?
2. Top 15 States with Data Centers
Virginia, Texas and Georgia lead the country in planned data centers.
Number of data centers in each state operating or being built.
1 Virginia 685
2 Texas 466
3 California 331
4 Illinois 282
5 Georgia 235
6 Ohio 223
7 Arizona 184
8 New York 154
9 Oregon 142
10 Washington 135
11 Pennsylvania 129
12 Florida 128
13 North Carolina 113
14 Iowa 105
15 Indiana 92
3. The Independent Private Sector in Action Saves Symphony Without Tax Money
The Nashville Symphony 2026-27 season is back on after a $10 million donation from Oracle.
They were so far in debt they fired staff and were closing down. Calls were for a tax bailout. Instead, Oracle bailed them out… that’s the American way.
4. Shingles Vaccines Proven Not to Stop Dementia Despite What the Media keeps Promoting
A huge and well-run study has disproved the theory that shingles vaccines stop dementia.
But the media keeps promoting the shingles vaccines myth.