The Biden administration’s mandate for federal contractors’ employees to be vaccinated will be halted nationwide, amid a slew of challenges from states that say the president overstepped his authority in requiring the Covid-19 shots. The mandate, which was set to take effect on Jan. 4, applies to roughly a quarter of the U.S. workforce and … Continued
While the Biden administration appears uninterested in combating online censorship, that doesn’t mean conservatives are powerless to do anything about it. States can act, and they must if they hope to protect First Amendment freedoms. Major technology companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google control most of the spread of information online. They openly use this power … Continued
Americans do not have to guess what the United States would look like if Roe v. Wade is overturned. They just need to look to Texas where almost all unborn babies have been protected from abortions for months, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth pointed out in a new report. The Texas heartbeat law has been in effect since Sept. … Continued
At least 21 states immediately could ban the killing of unborn babies in abortions if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. Many hope the Mississippi case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, which the high court heard Wednesday, will spur the justices to reverse its disastrous 1973 ruling and allow states to protect unborn babies from abortion … Continued
Every day the Texas heartbeat law stays in effect is another day of unborn babies being saved from abortions. The Dallas Morning News reports the U.S. Supreme Court still had not issued a ruling on the Texas case on Monday, meaning the pro-life law remains in effect. Twice, the Supreme Court refused to block enforcement of … Continued
Some hospitals, nursing homes and other healthcare providers are preparing to operate without up to a third of their staff at the start of next year, if those workers don’t comply with a federal mandate to get vaccinated against Covid-19. The Biden administration is requiring facilities that receive funding from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services … Continued
Sen. Ted Cruz addressed Dr. Anthony Fauci’s attack on him after the Texas Republican suggested he be investigated for allegedly making false statements before Congress. “Anybody who spins lies and threatens and all that theater that goes on with some of the investigations and the congressional committees and the Rand Pauls and all that other … Continued
As the Supreme Court prepares to consider a big test to abortion rights, President Biden is leading Democratic efforts to block new restrictions on the procedure, following a campaign shift toward the views of a liberal Democratic Party. The court will hear arguments on Dec. 1 over a Mississippi law that seeks to ban most abortions … Continued
Texas women who are seeking an abortion are reportedly traveling to Maine to undergo the procedure. This comes as a result of the state’s ‘heartbeat’ law that banned abortions after fetal heartbeat detection. The Texas law, S.B. 8, took effect Sept. 1. Fetal heartbeat occurs at approximately six weeks gestation, before many women know they … Continued
A U.S. Congressional delegation has kicked off a surprise one-day visit to Taiwan—the second visit from Washington to the self-ruled island this month. Despite Beijing’s previous demand over a trip cancellation, The bipartisan delegation landed in Taipei on Nov. 25 and praised Taiwan as “a force for good in the world” while meeting its president. Led by … Continued
Texas Republicans have begun considering replacing GOP Rep. Louie Gohmert, who announced on Monday that he‘s running for state attorney general. So far, only one candidate has come forward for the 1st Congressional District seat: Aditya “A.D.” Atholi, a former Capitol Hill intern who served in Mr. Gohmert‘s office 12 years ago, officially filed on Tuesday. “We’re 100 percent in the race … Continued
This year marks the four hundredth anniversary of the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims and their Wampanoag allies in 1621. Tragically, nearly half of the Pilgrims had died by famine and disease during their first year. However, they had been met by native Americans such as Samoset and Squanto who miraculously spoke English and … Continued
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