Johnson: 2028 Dem path runs through South Carolina.
The path to the White House now runs directly through South Carolina. Candidates are already laying critical groundwork for 2028, years ahead of schedule.
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South Carolina up close: Politics, culture, and the stories that fuel the Palmetto State’s fiery spirit — no fluff, just real talk and local insight.
USC Sorority Bid Day: 2,100 New Members, 10% Rush Increase
USC's record sorority recruitment is a phenomenon. Discover how this exclusive sisterhood defines campus life and why thousands fiercely compete for a bid.
SC voters weigh Graham’s experience vs. Trump power.
Graham's re-election hinges on his D.C. experience and Trump's crucial endorsement. Will voters prioritize his long tenure or the former President's powerful sway?
SC Fights $10 Billion Fraud: DOJ Joins 7 States
Fraudsters have laughed at our defenses long enough. South Carolina joins a powerful DOJ alliance, bringing federal muscle to dismantle criminal networks.
McMaster Seizes Control of Lindsey Graham’s SC Senate Seat
Lindsey Graham's death triggers an immediate, frantic scramble for his powerful Senate seat. Governor McMaster's interim pick will decide the next Senator.
SC Early Voting Shatters Records: Election Day Is Over
SC's record early voting isn't just convenience. It's a seismic shift in power, rewriting our electoral process and making Election Day an afterthought.
SCOTUS: SC’s Map Drawn with ‘Discriminatory Intent
McMaster's special session isn't about integrity. It's desperate damage control after the Supreme Court exposed their racist gerrymander.
28 SC Republicans Defy Trump on Redistricting Bill
SC Republicans just defied Trump, killing a redistricting bill over gerrymandering fears. This internal GOP battle could trigger costly, high-stakes legal challenges.
SCSU Pres. Conyers: Defunding is an existential threat
GOP lawmakers target SCSU, SC's only public HBCU, with a 25% budget cut. This isn't accountability—it's an existential threat to its future.
Evette: ‘SC State’s snub was political.
SC State disinvited Lt. Gov. Evette, blaming 'scheduling conflicts.' We say it's a lie. Uncover the real political agenda behind the snub.
Nancy Mace Forces SC Animal Abuse Registry Back on Agenda
Nancy Mace is aggressively pushing a SC animal abuse registry, back on the front burner after years. This critical bill closes a glaring loophole, protecting pets and our community.
Yellow-Legged Hornets are decimating SC honeybees.
The invasive Yellow-Legged Hornet threat is rapidly expanding in SC, posing a dire risk to our vital agriculture and honeybees. Are we truly prepared?
SC’s NCAA Championship ‘Return’ Ended in 28-Point Demolition
The media declared South Carolina's "return" to glory, but the truth was a brutal 28-point demolition. Uncover how the narrative missed the mark.
$30 Million Stolen: SC DSS Finally Fights SNAP Fraud
SC's DSS claims new fraud defenses protect SNAP recipients, but families are still being robbed blind. This "solution" is too little, too late, leaving the most vulnerable behind.
Murdaugh Clerk Becky Hill Walks Free—No Prison Time.
Murdaugh clerk Becky Hill avoids prison time, fueling public fury. Is this justice, or just another example of elite capture?
$1.4M Stolen: South Carolina Man Faces 125 Felony Counts
$1.4M auto loan fraud: A SC man faces 125 counts, but the real story is how systemic failures allowed it to happen—and who pays.
South Carolina Senator James Reynolds: This 30-Day Gas Tax Pause Is Just the Start
Senator Reynolds' 30-day gas tax pause offers short-term relief but risks South Carolina’s infrastructure and long-term safety—what’s really at stake?
Jonathan Baskin Faces Charges in Student Abuse Case in South Carolina
South Carolina’s private school security guard charged with abusing a student—exposing a system that failed to protect our kids. Who’s really responsible?
Charleston: Violence Is as Predictable as Rush Hour
Charleston's I-26 is a highway of horror, where violence is as predictable as rush hour. This article exposes the city's "endless loop of lies and lethargy.
Edward Zebulske: My boozing never hurt my work, so screw resigning.
North Tonawanda's City Attorney was arrested for public intoxication. His alleged response? "My boozing never hurt my work, so screw resigning.