Coffee prices may be climbing, but Americans aren’t giving up their daily brew. Ahead of National Coffee Day on Monday, Sept. 29, coffee shops across the country are preparing to roll out freebies and special deals for caffeine lovers. According to a new survey from the National Coffee Association, 66% of Americans now drink at […]
According to an article from the Indiana Capitol Chronicle, Indiana’s state government has lost about 5% of its workforce since December, falling from more than 32,000 employees to just over 30,600. The reduction stems from a mandated 10% spending cut across agencies, which has primarily impacted personnel costs since many departments spend the majority of […]
William Shatner is setting the record straight after reports claimed he’d been hospitalized earlier this week. On Wednesday, Sept. 24, speculation surfaced that the Star Trek icon had been rushed to a Los Angeles hospital. His longtime representative, Harry Gold, quickly reassured fans in a statement to PEOPLE. “I spoke to Bill earlier this evening. […]
Beer has always held a special place in American culture — from backyard barbecues and baseball games to college parties and dive bars. In recent news, Michelob Ultra has officially become the best-selling beer in the United States, overtaking Modelo Especial for the top spot. While craft brewing has exploded over the past two decades, […]
The cost of achieving the so-called American Dream has climbed above $5 million, according to a new analysis from Investopedia. The figure, which represents lifetime spending on eight traditional middle-class milestones, is up nearly $600,000 from last year and almost 50% higher than two years ago. The report draws on government data, industry figures, and […]
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel made his return to ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Tuesday night, delivering a monologue that touched on his recent suspension, the tragic killing of Charlie Kirk, and broader questions around free speech. The full transcript is provided below. “I have no illusions about changing anyone’s mind,” Kimmel told viewers. “But I […]
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita issued a six-page memo to school superintendents and university leaders this week, criticizing schools for not disciplining or firing educators who posted comments about Charlie Kirk’s Sept. 10 assassination. “Some schools have responded to those calls for action with excuses and equivocation, claiming that the First Amendment prevents them from […]
Jimmy Kimmel Live is set to return to ABC on Tuesday, nearly a week after its suspension. But not all viewers will have access: major broadcasters Nexstar and Sinclair say they’ll continue pulling the show from their stations. Nexstar, the country’s largest owner of local TV affiliates, announced it would stick with alternate programming despite […]
You wake up, brush your teeth, make coffee, check your phone, and head out the door. But how much of that routine did you consciously think through? According to new findings, probably very little. Researchers followed 105 people over the course of a week and uncovered a striking truth about human behavior: nearly 90% of […]
The Kendall and Casey Show has been following the controversial story involving the AI deepfake pornography video that was shown in the Lt. Governor’s office since it surfaced months ago. The story involves a staffer in Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith’s office allegedly creating an AI-generated topless deepfake video of Indiana State Rep. Craig Haggard’s wife […]
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Sunday described social media as a “cancer,” saying it has directly contributed to the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and other political figures in recent years. Appearing on NBC’s Meet the Press, Cox delivered a forceful critique of social media algorithms and the damaging effects he believes they have, […]
There is a new group whose mission is to promote Independent candidate visibility and likeness in the state of Indiana. Independent Indiana was formed to break down the barriers that keep independents from competing in elections, such as burdensome signature requirements and straight-ticket voting. In 2022, Nathan Gotsch, the executive director for Independent Indiana, ran […]