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NEW: Tucker Carlson to launch nationwide live tour in lead up to 2024 election
Carlson made the announcement via his social media account on Monday. Read More.
House Republicans Seek to Ban DHS From Buying Chinese Batteries
A group of House Republicans has introduced additional legislation aimed at preventing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from procuring batteries from six China-based companies. Rep. Carlos Gimenez (R-Fla.), chairman of the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation and Maritime Security, introduced the legislation, H.R.8631, on June 5, titled “Decoupling from Foreign Adversarial Battery Dependence […] Read More.
Kristi Noem: Trump Could Use a Woman as a Running Mate
‘Polls tell him in the swing states that a woman on the ticket helps him win,’ the South Dakota governor said. Read More.
Gavin Newsom to slash police, prison budge by nearly $200 MILLION
The budget would cut $97 million for trial court operations, $10 million to the Department of Justice’s Division of Law Enforcement, and over $80 million to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Read More.
House GOP investigates Fani Willis’ relationship with J6 witness Cassidy Hutchinson
“We have reason to believe that your office interviewed Ms. Cassidy Hutchinson.” Read More.
DeSantis Signs HOA Bill Offering Homeowners Respite From Fines, Suspensions
The bill bans associations from freely issuing fines to homeowners. Read More.
Trump Downplays Retribution Talk If Elected: ‘It Has to Stop’
“It has to stop, because otherwise, we’re not going to have a country,” he says. Read More.
Trump to Appear in Arizona Town Hall in First Campaign Event Since Verdict
The town hall meeting will provide the first question-and-answer session with the former president since his May 31 criminal conviction. Read More.
New Jersey Gov. Signs Bill Changing Access to Public Records Into Law
The new law introduces changes to how the public can access government records. Read More.
Biden Campaign Likely Loses “Cash on Hand” Advantage Following Trump Fundraising Surge
The surge in donations following the conviction of Donald Trump has almost certainly completely wiped out the Joe Biden campaign’s advantage in “cash on hand,” which it’s maintained a sizeable lead against the Trump campaign for the entirety of the race - until now.
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Inflation’s Silent Impact on American Family Businesses
Commentary MURRYSVILLE, Pennsylvania—Seventy years after the Ferri family moved its grocery store from Turtle Creek to this Westmoreland County town, the family is calling it quits. The pressures of inflation and the unexpected closing of the Mainline Pharmacy, the independent pharmaceutical located inside their iconic structure, were the final two straws. The beloved family grocery […] Read More.
Biden admin hands out MILLIONS of work permits to new illegal immigrants despite 180-day waiting rule
A six-month waiting rule for asylum seekers applying for work permits was implemented in 1996 by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Read More.
Republican Senators Say Judge Should Not Sentence Trump to Prison
Former President Donald Trump was convicted of falsifying business records. Read More.
California’s K-12 Enrollment Is Down, but Transitional Kindergarten Is Growing Like a Weed
The increase in transitional kindergarten has left many districts unable to meet class size and teacher-student ratio requirements. Read More.
Senate Democrats Introduce Legislation to Protect IVF
The rush to protect IVF comes amid Democrats’ plan to highlight reproductive issues ahead of November’s election. Read More.
