Indiana Gov. Braun Seeks to Nix Tax Policies That Disincentivize Marriage
The governor of Indiana has signed an executive order designed to ensure that the state s tax policies do not disincentivize residents from getting married
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Babylon Bee Asks Supreme Court to Uphold State Laws Banning Social Media Censorship
Popular Christian satire site The Babylon Bee has asked the United States Supreme Court to rule in favor of two state laws that seek to punish social media platforms that engage in censorship
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Reuters/Ipsos Poll Shows Decline in Biden’s Approval Ratings
The poll, which Reuters reported Wednesday, showed President Biden’s approval ratings dropped from 40 percent in December to 38 percent in January. The last time his approval rating reached a number...
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Former DNC Chair Says ‘religion must not be used as a cudgel to discriminate’ at IRF Summit
Remarks made by a prominent Democrat at the bipartisan International Religious Freedom Summit on Wednesday indicate that partisan divides persist in the debate surrounding the intersection of LGBT ...
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Mike Johnson Warns of Global Threats to Religious Freedom, Calls on Biden to Protect Uyghurs
The Speaker of the U S House of Representatives Mike Johnson urged the Biden administration to take stronger action against the Chinese Communist Party as the ruling government s treatment of the ...
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NATO Secretary General Rallies Conservative Support for Ukraine
The Heritage Foundation hosted a talk with Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday, where the NATO secretary general strongly pushed for the United States to continue supporting Ukraine. Stoltenberg fought the ...
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FBI Director Warns of Possible Chinese Hacker Attacks on Infrastructure
Christopher Wray testified to members of Congress on Wednesday that Chinese hackers have snuck into many critical infrastructures. Wray’s testimony before the House Select Committee on the Chinese C...
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House Homeland Security Committee Marks Up Mayorkas Impeachment Articles
The Republican-led committee on Tuesday considered two articles of impeachment against U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. The articles allege that Mayorkas “willfully and system...
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Illinois election board opts to keep Trump on primary ballots
The eight-member Illinois State Board of Elections on Tuesday ruled that former President Donald Trump could appear on the state’s 2024 presidential primary ballots. A retired judge and hearing offi...
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West Virginia Bill Would Make Schools, Libraries Criminally Liable for ‘obscene’ Content
West Virginia lawmakers are considering a bill that would make schools, public libraries and museums criminally liable for exhibiting or distributing obscene content to minors
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Death of Comedy ‘a danger’ to Country, Vivek Ramaswamy Warns Babylon Bee CEO
Former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy stressed the importance of comedy to a free society and floated the idea that wokeism could legally be treated as a religion under civil rights ...
