Month: February 2024
Why Biden Is Threatening To Veto Aid To Israel
Biden threatens to veto Israel aid. And he will pay no political price.
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Biden Admin Toughens Air Quality Standard
Some 70 industry and trade groups had urged the Biden administration to keep the current standards in place.
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Mayorkas Impeachment Vote Fails
Yesterday afternoon, the House GOP, in an embarrassing debacle, failed to impeach rogue Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. In the end, four representatives voted against the measure — Ken Buck of Colorado, Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, Tom McClintock of California, and, in a procedural vote change to ensure the measure remains open for a possible …
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Signed as Law: Utah Creates Process to End State Enforcement of Some Federal Acts
Under the law, the Utah legislature has the authority to pass a concurrent resolution prohibiting a state or local government officer from enforcing or assisting in the enforcement of a federal directive within the state if the legislature determines the federal directive “violates the principles of state sovereignty.”
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House Committee Sues FBI Agent for Testimony on Hunter Biden Laptop Story
House Judiciary Committee sues an FBI agent for defying a subpoena to testify on alleged efforts by the federal government to suppress free speech online.
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Iowa Bill Would Protect Teachers Who Don’t Use “Preferred Pronouns”
The Iowa state legislature recently advanced a proposal that would prohibit schools from taking disciplinary action against teachers who do not use a student’s so-called preferred pronouns. The use of these “preferred pronouns” is a hot-button issue, particularly in the transgender and non-binary communities, and some consider incorrect pronouns usage tantamount to violence against a …
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Court Says Maine Must Disclose Voter Rolls to Election Integrity Group
The court said that disseminating the voter file to the public is ‘necessary’ if they want to ‘fix irregularities’ in the state’s voter rolls.
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