Freedom to start a business, keep more of your money, and manage your property without burdensome government restrictions. If that sounds like your kind of place to live and work, you might want to start packing. Lisa Fletcher takes us […]
An update to our reporting on the controversial Tennessee Valley Authority whose CEO is America’s highest paid federal employee. Now, President Trump is slashing that paycheck by 90%, prompting the agency’s CEO to announce his retirement. Last fall we reported
Tennessee’s 2020 pandemic shutdowns sparked a new bill that would protect all jobs in that state from being labeled “non-essential” in future emergencies. With lawsuits to hold officials accountable, it’s a bold move against what one lawmaker calls overreach. Lisa
Original air date: December 21st 2025 A groundbreaking lawsuit has changed the game for high school athletes—allowing them to sign deals for compensation earlier than ever before. Lisa Fletcher explores the continuing shifts in the rules that are reshaping college
Original air date: September 21st 2025 “The Grapes of Wrath” was a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about Americans displaced from their farmland, in part due to government policies. Today, a true life version is playing out in the rural South. A
Country music star John Rich waged war with the TVA on behalf of longtime landowners in Tennessee. Find out how it all turned out. Listen below:
One of the federal agencies that could face serious reform under the new Trump administration is the Federal Emergency Management Agency. We’re giving about $33 billion of our tax dollars to FEMA this year. It’s often plagued by controversy and
The following is an excerpt from Children’s Health Defense. In 2019, during a custody battle in Tennessee, a judge mandated the vaccination of David Ihben’s three unvaccinated children. The court intervened after the judge Todd Burnett discovered that none of the
5-year-old develops autism after receiving 18 vaccines in one day Read More »
