California Lawmakers Reject Proposals to Bar Males from Females’ Spaces, Sports Teams
California Assembly Member Bill Essayli presents a bill he authored, April 1, 2025, in Sacramento, Calif. Associated Press / Photo by Yuri Avila The state assem...
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Alaska Case on Copper Mine
Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor, foreground, aat his confirmation hearing in 2021, Associated Press/Photo byBecky Bohrer On Monday, the Supreme Court issue...
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French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne resigns
In a statement on Monday, Borne said that she would have stayed on longer, but French President Emmanuel Macron desired her resignation. Macron is expected to reshuffle his cabinet before the upcoming...
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White House to Investigate Defense Secretary’s Hospitalization
Officials in the Biden Administration on Monday said they would investigate what policies and procedures U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin may have violated last week. Austin neglected to provide no...
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Supreme Court allows Idaho to enforce abortion law in first abortion ruling since Dobbs
Idaho s abortion law can go into effect while a legal battle continues, according to a recent order from the U S Supreme Court in a case that marks the first time that the court has weighed in on a ...
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Vivek Ramaswamy Responds to Atheist Voter, Says Christian Nationalism Not ‘major threat’
Entrepreneur and GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy suggested during a town hall last week in Iowa that he does not see Christian nationalism as a major threat to the U S
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Biden Campaign Ad Calls MAGA ‘dangerous,’ ‘extremist movement’
The first ad for President Joe Biden s 2024 reelection campaign describes millions of Donald Trump supporters as extremists leading up to the third anniversary of the Jan 6, 2021, U S Capitol riot
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5 Supreme Court Cases to Watch in 2024
The U S Supreme Court will take on several major cases in 2024, with decisions expected within the next several months that could significantly impact the direction of the country
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Americans’ right to protest on US Capitol grounds restored 3 years after Jan. 6 riot
The right of American citizens to hold peaceful protests on the United States Capitol grounds has been restored nearly three years after the Jan 6 riot that led to increased security at the complex
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Congressional Leaders Announce Spending Deal
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., addressing the House the day he was appointed speaker. Associated Press/Photo by J. Scott Applewhite, file House Speaker Mik...
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Idaho pro-life law to remain in effect
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday ruled that Idaho could continue to enforce a law protecting unborn babies from abortion even in medical emergencies while the court appeals process plays out. The just...
