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Trump to Decide ‘Pretty Soon’ on a National Abortion Ban
Trump is looking to craft an abortion policy that would make ‘both sides’ of the debate happy. Read More.
TikTok Urges Users to Call Congress After House Passes Bill Potentially Leading to Ban
‘Thousands of teenagers’ have called their legislators saying that ‘they would kill themselves’ if Congress made ByteDance sell TikTok. Read More.
FBI Finds Looted Relics Taken From Japan at End of World War II
The items have been returned from a Massachusetts Attic, including six painted scrolls and a hand-drawn map of Okinawa—all from the 18th and 19th centuries. Read More.
Trump Expected to Attend Florida Hearing on Motions to Dismiss Documents Case
President Trump’s attorneys will argue that his Florida case should be dismissed on the basis of the Presidential Records Act and ‘unconstitutional vagueness.’ Read More.
COVID-19 Pill Paxlovid No Longer Authorized in US for Emergency Use
Paxlovid that was previously authorized for emergency use in the United States is no longer approved under that authorization and must be returned to the manufacturer, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). However, this change does not affect the availability of the drug for patients suffering from COVID-19 symptoms. Instead, the FDA’s […] Read More.
President Biden Unveils $3.3 Billion Infrastructure Funding in Milwaukee
President Joe Biden kicked off his two-day trip through Wisconsin and Michigan on March 13 as he moved through the Midwest to create momentum for his reelection campaign. President Biden first made an announcement in Milwaukee about a $3.3 billion investment that will be awarded for infrastructure projects in underprivileged communities. The initiatives, which are […] Read More.
Biden Cannot Afford to Lose a Single Pennsylvania Voter
Commentary PHILADELPHIA—Northeast Philadelphia native Marc Rayfield is a registered Democrat, considers himself a liberal and voted for Democrats John Fetterman (for Senate) and Josh Shapiro (for governor) in 2022 and for Joe Biden in 2020. Now, though, he says he finds himself estranged from the party due to rising crime and homelessness in his beloved […] Read More.
Lara Trump says RNC needs to use ‘legal ballot harvesting’ to beat Democrats
“We’ve been playing checkers, and the Democrats have been playing chess.” Read More.
Trump Attorneys Say Supreme Court Decision on Criminal Case May Impact Civil Case
Questions of presidential immunity loom large over several of former President Donald Trump’s cases. Read More.
Looking to Improve Brain Function? Research Indicates Fiber May Help
A new study builds on past research indicating fiber and a healthy microbiome can help ward off dementia. Read More.
The Real Obstacle to Immigration Reform
Commentary A Wall Street Journal headline Thursday, March 7 stated: “Americans Want the Immigration Bill Congress Won’t Pass.” Citing the Journal’s own polling, the article suggested that “voters crave a blueprint for compromise that Congress has all but abandoned.” However, a more accurate description of the dynamic would be to say that reform efforts “repeatedly failed in […] Read More.
Supreme Court Extends Freeze on Texas Illegal Immigration Law
The Supreme Court has extended its temporary freeze of a Texas law that would give local law enforcement the power to arrest and deport illegal immigrants. Read More.
New York Community Bancorp’s Rapid Expansion Has Exacerbated Risk, Says Banking Expert
Amid the jubilation following the news of $1 billion of committed investor capital, the troubled bank ignores the example of overleveraged foreign firms Read More.
Biden Casts His Age as Asset, Making the Case for 2nd Term in State of the Union Address
The president took credit for the post-Covid-19 economic recovery, calling it ‘the greatest comeback story.’ Read More.
