(USA Feature) South Dakota’s GOP governor, Kristi Noem, vowed Friday that controversial racial curriculum such as the “1619 Project” will not find a foothold in… Read More »Kristi Noem: 1619 Project ‘Has No Place in South Dakota’
(USA Features) Former Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard called out Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Friday for a “racist” statement she made concerning white journalists and… Read More »Tulsi Gabbard Calls Chicago Mayor Lightfoot ‘Racist,’ Says She Should Resign
(USA Features) Twenty states have joined in a legal fight against the Biden Department of Education over its push to add controversial Critical Race Theory… Read More »20 States Now Oppose Biden Admin Over Critical Race Theory In Schools
(USA Features) Rep. Elise Stefanik, the New York Republican recently elected as chair of the House Republican Conference, spoke out in favor of the ongoing… Read More »Elise Stefanik Says Arizona Audit Should Not Be Opposed by Dems
(USA Features) Republican governors accounting for nearly half of all states have stopped accepting an additional weekly federal unemployment benefit of $300 per person after… Read More »Red States Stop Taking Federal Unemployment Benefits, Citing Hiring Troubles
(USA Features) Reps. Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene joined with Arizona Republicans Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs in pressing the Justice Department affirm and… Read More »Gaetz, Taylor Greene Join Call For Justice Dept. to Affirm Arizona Audit
(USA Features) The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled in a rare unanimous decision against the Biden administration regarding a gun confiscation case in Rhode… Read More »Supreme Court Rebuffs Biden Admin Over Gun Case in Unanimous Decision
(USA Features) An audit of ballots cast in 2020 in a small New Hampshire town could wind up having statewide implications, according to officials involved… Read More »2020 Election Audit in Small New Hampshire Town May Have Statewide Implications
(USA Features) Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz speculated Friday that federal courts would uphold so-called COVID-19 “vaccine passports” that may be required by companies… Read More »Dershowitz: Federal Courts Likely to Uphold ‘Vaccine Passports’
(USA Features) Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday he won’t cave to outside pressure and rescind a recent ban on COVID-19 “vaccine passports” even though… Read More »DeSantis Says He Will Stand Fast on ‘COVID Passport’ Ban, Won’t Cave to Cruiseline Pressure
(USA Features) Freshman GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado blamed President Joe Biden’s “weak leadership” for a series of crises at home and abroad that… Read More »Rep. Boebert Blames Biden’s ‘Weak Leadership’ For Multiple Crises
(USA Features) Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis noted on social media Thursday he plans to pardon any resident who was arrested and charged with not following… Read More »Fla. Gov. DeSantis Vows to Pardon Residents Who Violated COVID-19 Rules
(USA Features) National Rifle Association officials vowed Wednesday to continue fighting after a federal judge threw out the gun rights organization’s bankruptcy case a day… Read More »NRA Vows To Keep Fighting After Federal Judge Dismisses Bankruptcy Case
(USA Features) Nearly two dozen governors are railing at the Biden administration to take additional steps to address what they describe as a crisis along… Read More »20 Governors Rip Biden Over Escalating Border Crisis
(USA Features) Former President Donald Trump gave his blessing on Monday to Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick who is running for reelection in 2022. “He… Read More »Trump Backs Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Ahead of Reelection Bid