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Carson Choate is a freelance writer who got into politics in late 2019 when the House voted to impeach then-President Donald Trump. Before joining The Western Journal, he worked as an editor for a small news site.

Rob Bichan, 19, has an inoperable brain tumor.

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Teen Fitness Fanatic Struck with Debilitating Symptom - Doctors Gave Him 6 to 9 Months to Live

A young fitness fanatic is sharing his story of being diagnosed with an inoperable tumor and his physical transformation since then.

By Carson Choate March 11, 2023

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Biden Admin Cutting Dairy Allowance for Women, Infant and Children Program in Favor of Soy and Other 'Alternatives'

The Biden administration has announced new proposed changes to WIC. The most controversial change would reduce allowances for dairy products.

By Carson Choate March 11, 2023

Eight-year-old Kayzen Hunter, left, started a GoFundMe for Devonte Gardner, right, his favorite Waffle House waiter who was going through a hard time.

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8-Year-Old Starts $5,000 Fundraiser for Favorite Waiter's Family, Zooms Past Goal After Heartwarming Story Goes Viral

A GoFundMe started by an eight-year-old boy has raised over $90,000 for his friend in need - a waiter at his local Waffle House.

By Carson Choate March 5, 2023

A view of of Saturday's train derailment in Springfield, Ohio, seen from the air.

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Ohio County Residents Told to Shelter in Place After Another Major Derailment on Norfolk Southern Line

Another train has gone off the rails in Ohio. So far there have been no reports of injures and no hazardous materials were reported.

By Carson Choate March 5, 2023

Deputy Asson Hacker with the Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Sheriff’s Office died during training on Thursday.

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33-Year-Old Deputy Dies After Falling Ill During Basic Training: Sheriff's Office

An Indiana deputy with the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office was participating in basic training when he suddenly fell ill and died.

By Carson Choate March 4, 2023

Pitcher Ben Sheets of the Indianapolis Indians throws a pitch during a game in Indianapolis, Indiana, in May 2001.

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Pro-Baseball Team Reveals It Will Not Change Its Name - Here's What They Did Instead

The Indianapolis Indians decided they will not be following other teams in changing their name and will instead partner with a local tribe.

By Carson Choate February 26, 2023

Refugees from Ukraine flee the country and make their way into Poland after passing through a checkpoint in Kroscienko, Poland, on Feb. 27, 2022.

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40 People Given Eviction Notices as Government Makes Room for Refugees

Forty people in Germany have been given eviction notices as the government will be using their building to house refugees.

By Carson Choate February 26, 2023

Hayden Panettiere, left, and her brother Jansen Panettiere are seen in a file photo from 2019. Jansen Panettiere was found dead this week.

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Tragic Update: Police Report Reveals How Disney Actor's Body Was Found After Unexpected Death

Jansen Panettierre, a young New York actor, has died from unknown causes at only 28 years old. He was found at home sitting upright.

By Carson Choate February 25, 2023

Scott Adams, famed creator of the comic strip DILBERT stands within "Dilbert's Ultimate Cubicle" which offers practical and humorous concepts for the future workplace office, Tuesday, August 28, 2001 in San Francisco.

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Newspapers Across the Country Drop 'Dilbert' After Scott Adams' Livestreamed Rant

Scott Adams, the creator of the cartoon "Dilbert," is under fire for racially-charged comments that led multiple newspapers to drop him.

By Carson Choate February 25, 2023

A host of Kansas City Chiefs tackle Miles Sanders of the Philadelphia Eagles during Super Bowl LVII on Feb. 12.

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NFL Players' Lives at Risk? Association Urged to Begin Screening for Potentially Fatal Condition

A non-profit is urging the National Football League Players Association to investigate cardiac complication among players.

By Carson Choate February 19, 2023

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Teen Fitness Fanatic Struck with Debilitating Symptom - Doctors Gave Him 6 to 9 Months to Live

Biden Admin Cutting Dairy Allowance for Women, Infant and Children Program in Favor of Soy and Other 'Alternatives'

8-Year-Old Starts $5,000 Fundraiser for Favorite Waiter's Family, Zooms Past Goal After Heartwarming Story Goes Viral

Ohio County Residents Told to Shelter in Place After Another Major Derailment on Norfolk Southern Line

33-Year-Old Deputy Dies After Falling Ill During Basic Training: Sheriff's Office

Pro-Baseball Team Reveals It Will Not Change Its Name - Here's What They Did Instead

40 People Given Eviction Notices as Government Makes Room for Refugees

Tragic Update: Police Report Reveals How Disney Actor's Body Was Found After Unexpected Death

Newspapers Across the Country Drop 'Dilbert' After Scott Adams' Livestreamed Rant

NFL Players' Lives at Risk? Association Urged to Begin Screening for Potentially Fatal Condition

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