Year: 2023
Congress Gears Up for Spending Fight as Government Shutdown Looms
With the Senate returning next week and the House resuming in two weeks, Congress is bracing for a spending fight as a government shutdown looms.
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Judge Allows Professor Fired for Questioning COVID-19 Vaccination to Sue University
A professor who was terminated from her role for questioning the science behind COVID mandates has been allowed to move ahead with suing the institution.
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Internet Backbone Provider Hurricane Electric Censoring Kiwi Farms Sets a Dangerous Precedent
Censorship at the infrastructure level.
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Meat & Dairy Banned by 2030?
If Americans don’t stand up for their rights, they will be steamrolled time and time again by government tyranny. We’ll look at a prime example in today’s Analysis Behind the News. If you’re concerned about American independence and freedom, then please watch and take the recommended actions. Also, be sure to like, share, and subscribe, …
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Judge Throws Out Attempt to Keep Trump Off of Florida Ballot
The ruling comes as other states are considering 14th-Amendment-based attempts to block the former president’s candidacy.
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Florida pastor escorted from school board meeting after attempting to read explicit content from children’s book
A Florida pastor was escorted out of an Indian River County School Board meeting on Monday after attempting to read pornographic content from the book, ‘ 13 Reasons Why’ by Jay Asher, which is accessible to students.
She added that prior to the enactment of the new rule, other board members had disregarded laws concerning pornographic, obscene, or sexually explicit content, allowing the books to remain accessible in school libraries.
Biden Claims Credit for Employment Recovery, Compares Job Creation Record to Trump Era
After the August jobs report, President Biden gave a speech at the White House defending his economic performance.
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