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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DeSantis’ ‘stunning’ Iowa ground game could lead to potential caucus upset, influential activist says
A leading Iowa Evangelical activist believes that the critical state caucuses are tailor-made for an upset with a Republican field that is wide-open, saying that Florida Gov Ron DeSantis has run a ...
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Report: Grand Jury Approved 39 Indictments in Trump Case
The Georgia grand jury that voted to indict former President Donald Trump on election racketeering charges also recommended indicting more than twice as many people than prosecutors eventually charged...
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Nancy Pelosi Says She’s Running for Reelection in 2024
Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has announced that she will be running for reelection in 2024, ending speculation as to whether the 83-year-old congresswoman was going to retire at the end ...
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Mexico’s Highest Court Declares Abortion Bans ‘an act of violence’ against ‘pregnant persons’
Mexico s highest court has declared abortion bans unconstitutional and ordered the legislature to change federal abortion laws to comply with its ruling
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Prosecutors say Hunter Biden indictment coming this month
Justice Department special counsel David Weiss on Wednesday filed a court document saying prosecutors would bring charges against President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden before the last business day ...
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HHS Rule Could Have ‘chilling’ Effect on Religious Charities: USCCB
A proposed regulation from the U S Department of Health and Human Services establishing nondiscrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity could have consequences for ...
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Texas Must Remove Floating Barriers on Rio Grande, Judge Rules
A federal judge has ruled that Texas can t have a floating barrier on the Rio Grande without permission from the federal government, a victory for the Biden administration that the state has vowed to ...
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Alaska to Become 24th State to Ban Males from Women’s Sports
Alaska is on track to become the latest state to ban trans-identified males from competing in women s sports as nearly half of U S states have measures in place designed to preserve fair competition ...
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House Oversight Committee Gathers Documents, Subpoenas Secret Service
Committee Chairman James Comer on Wednesday asked the National Archives for documents relating to any communication between the Vice President’s office and business associates of the Biden family. O...
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Ebenezer Baptist Pastor Sen. Raphael Warnock May Have Violated Disclosure Laws, Watchdog Suggests
The leader of Atlanta s historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, Sen Raphael Warnock of Georgia, might have violated federal disclosure laws or Senate ethics rules when he accepted 125,000 in deferred ...
