If you’ve ever dreamed of escaping your living room and stepping inside your favorite video game—or building a home theater that feels like a private IMAX—you’re going to want to meet the Epson Home Cinema LS11000 4K PRO-UHD Laser Projector. It’s not just a gadget; it’s a gateway. A portal. The kind of machine that turns “good enough” into mind-blowing. And I don’t throw that word around lightly.
Let’s start with what matters most to gamers: input lag. The LS11000 clocks in at around 20ms. That
CHARLESTON — Gov. Patrick Morrisey on Tuesday pledged to overhaul West Virginia’s approach to child welfare transparency, promising a more open and accountable system in the wake of high-profile failures and systemic shortcomings.
Morrisey said the initiative follows a series of listening sessions with stakeholders across the state and a comprehensive review of child fatalities and near-fatalities involving children in state custody.
“In previous years, the state stonewalled about the status of
MONROE, LA — Phil Robertson, the beloved patriarch of the Robertson family and star of the hit reality series Duck Dynasty, has died at the age of 79 following a battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
His death comes more than a month after his son Jase Robertson publicly shared that his father was “not good” in his health battle. The family announced Phil’s passing on Sunday in a heartfelt Facebook post from daughter-in-law Korie Robertson.
“We celebrate today that our father, husband, and
WASHINGTON — Despite a recent endorsement from former President Donald Trump, Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) said Thursday that the Senate plans to make changes to Trump’s sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill,” raising concerns that the legislation could face renewed hurdles in the U.S. House of Representatives.
“We will have our own ideas here in the Senate, so we will be working that as we move through the month of June,” Capito said according to The Exponent Telegram.
While she praised aspects
Gary Lee Perkins, age 72, of Buckhannon died on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at his home. He was born in Buckhannon on July 25, 1952, a son of the late James D. Perkins and Shirley Mae Goodwin Perkins Sands.
Gary is survived by three brothers: Steve and wife Donna Perkins of Buckhannon, John and wife Faye Perkins of Vernal, Utah and Scott Perkins of Beverly; three sisters: Becky and husband Jim Butta of Bridgeport, WV., Judy and husband Chuck Bennett of Moatsville, WV and Tammy and husband Donald
WASHINGTON — In a surprising show of support that’s already raising eyebrows among political insiders, former President Donald Trump took to 𝕏 on Sunday to deliver a glowing endorsement of Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), despite mounting evidence that the senator may soon break ranks on a cornerstone of Trump’s 2025 legislative agenda — the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill.
“Senator Shelley Moore Capito is doing a tremendous job… SHE WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN!” Trump wrote in his trademark
WASHINGTON — In a move raising eyebrows across West Virginia’s coal communities, Senator Shelley Moore Capito is publicly questioning the Trump administration’s handling of federal safety programs tied to coal miners—suggesting the president’s approach is “insufficient.”
At the heart of the controversy is the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) facility in Morgantown, where hundreds of employees have been notified their jobs are at risk amid a restructuring effort led
Abraham Lincoln is sitting at his desk, having signed the Emancipation Proclamation, when an Army General tells him it has been overturned by a judge with a court order. That is one of the great cartoons from the pen of Gary Varvel, a genius at conveying essential truths. He captures in a cartoon the crisis our country would have been in if we had federal judges in power then like we have today. That crisis would have been a failure to save the Republic after the Civil War and give the slaves
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) was one of only two Republicans who failed to show up for a key vote on legislation that would have banned biological males from competing in women’s sports — effectively helping Democrats block the bill.
The measure, aimed at strengthening protections for women’s athletics under Title IX, declared that “sex shall be recognized based solely on a person’s reproductive biology and genetics at birth” when determining eligibility for female sports
HINTON — West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey held a ceremonial bill signing Wednesday for two controversial measures that reshape state policy on diversity programs and medical treatment for transgender minors.
Speaking at the Summers County Memorial Building, Morrisey praised the new laws as steps toward what he called “common sense” governance and the protection of children.
“We will lead with common sense, treat every citizen the same under the law, and protect children from making
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