Senate Healthcare Bills Fail as End of ACA Subsidies Nears
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of N.Y. arrives for a news conference on health care costs on Capitol Hill, Dec. 11, 2025, in Washington. Associated Press / Photo by Mariam Zuhaib...
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Church-State Watchdog Group Leader Appointed to US Commission on International Religious Freedom
The leader of a progressive church-state watchdog group has been appointed to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
Fla. Sues WPATH, Other Groups for Pushing Body Mutilating Trans Surgeries for Kids
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed a complaint against three professional groups, alleging they mislead the public regarding transgender procedures for minors
Judge Orders Immediate Release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, center, leaving a Tennessee jail Associated Press / Photo by Brett Carlsen, File U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis issued a Thursday order f...
Trump Willing to Meet with Pope Leo, Responds to Catholic Leader's Criticism of Immigration Policies
President Donald Trump said he remains open to meeting with Pope Leo XIV and insisted he wasn t aware of the pontiff s comments expressing disagreement with his immigration policies
Erika Kirk Cites Nehemiah to Push Back against Conspiracy Theories: 'I am busy building'
Erika Kirk, the widow of the late Charlie Kirk, cited the prophet Nehemiah on Wednesday to push back against conspiracy theories that have swirled about her late husband s assassination three months
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Running for Minnesota Governor
Conservative entrepreneur Mike Lindell launched his 2026 bid for Minnesota governor on Thursday against incumbent Democratic Gov. Tim Walz. Lindell aimed to bring what he characterized as common sense...
House Passes $900 billion Defense bill, Despite Mixed GOP Support
Lawmakers in the lower chamber returned a 312-112 vote on Wednesday evening to approve a $900 billion annual defense bill. About 115 Democrats voted alongside 197 Republicans to pass the measure, with...
Senators quiz military leaders on deployed National Guard
A Senate committee held a hearing regarding the National Guard deployments in cities across the United States. Top officials from the Defense Department, including the commander of the U.S. Northern C...
'None of the government's business' What Pastors Preach on Sundays, Robert Jeffress Tells DOJ Religious Liberty Panel
It s none of the government s business to regulate the content of sermons that pastors preach from the pulpit, Pastor Robert Jeffress of First Baptist Dallas told a White House religious liberty
