Appeals Court Lets Trump Put Off Paying $83M Defamation Judgement
Loading the Audio Player... The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled to give President Donald Trump more time before beginning payments on a $83.3 million defamation judgme...
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House Democrats Vote Against Bill to Protect Women’s Sports; Hakeem Jeffries Claims Issue ‘doesn’t exist’
House Republicans passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act on Thursday to ban trans-identified athletes from competing in girls and women s sports by amending Title IX protections to ...
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Senate Republicans’ push to block abortions at VA hospitals fails
American taxpayers will continue to find themselves funding unlimited abortion, a pro-life group has warned after the United States Senate rejected a motion that would have nullified a Biden ...
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U.S. House Passes Bill That Would Protect Female Athletes
The House passed a bill Thursday to protect female athletes in federally-funded schools and colleges by preventing males from playing on their sports teams. The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports...
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders Signs Law Bolstering Religious Freedom Protections in Arkansas
Arkansas Republican Gov Sarah Huckabee Sanders signing of a bill protecting religious organizations religious beliefs and identity from discriminatory actions has generated dueling reactions from ...
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Kevin McCarthy unveils federal funding plan
In a speech Monday at the New York Stock Exchange, Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., accused President Joe Biden of refusing to engage in budget-cutting negotiations to prevent a debt cri...
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Judge Allows Catholic Clinic to Continue Abortion Pill Reversal Treatment amid Colorado’s Ban
A federal judge has temporarily exempted a Catholic pro-life clinic from a new Colorado law that prohibits medical providers from offering progesterone as a form of treatment to pregnant women ...
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‘Undue hardship’ or ‘religious liberty’? Supreme Court Weighs If Postal Carrier Must Work on Sundays
The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether an employee of the U S Postal Service was wrongfully punished for refusing to work on Sundays for religious reasons
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Fox News Settles Defamation Lawsuit over Election Claims
A Delaware jury was scheduled to hear Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation case against Fox News on Tuesday. Shortly after jury selection ended, Judge Eric Davis announced the parties ha...
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Mother Says Alvin Bragg’s Office Treated Her Family ‘like garbage’ after Son’s Murder
The mother of a homicide victim said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg s office treated her and her family like garbage as they sought justice for her son s murder
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Supreme Court Hears Case over Religious Accommodation
The United States Supreme Court is hearing arguments Tuesday morning over how far employers must go to accommodate religious employees. Former postal worker and Christian Gerald Groff has objected to ...
