U.S. to resume deportation flights for Venezuelans
Alejando Colmenares, from Venezuela, lines up with other migrants to take a boat in Panama, after walking from Colombia. Associated Press/Photo by Arnulfo Franco ...
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Defense Department pays $1.8 million to end lawsuit over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The United States Department of Defense has agreed to pay 1 8 million in fees and other litigation costs to end a lawsuit filed against their now rescinded COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Over 100 Black Pastors Oppose Ballot Initiative to Enshrine Abortion in Ohio Constitution
More than 100 black faith and community leaders in Ohio are urging Ohioans to vote against an upcoming ballot measure that would place a right to abortion in the state constitution, arguing that the ...
ERLC Explainer: New report affirms the biological basis of sex differences in athletic performance | Baptist Press
“Adult men are typically stronger, more powerful, and faster than women of similar age and training status,” states a new official pronouncement of the American College of Sports Medicine. For most of human history, such a claim would have been too obvious to be noteworthy.
Santos’ ex-treasurer pleads guilty to fraud conspiracy
New York Rep. George Santos’ former campaign treasurer, Nancy Marks, on Thursday implicated Santos in a plot to embellish campaign donations with a fake loan and donor. The scheme allowed him to qu...
Texas faces off with Biden over floating barrier in Rio Grande
A panel of federal judges heard arguments Thursday about whether Texas needed federal approval for a barrier to stop migrants from crossing the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass. Justice Department attorney ...
Biden Administration Waives 26 Federal Laws to Build Section of Border Wall
The administration on Wednesday announced the waivers to fast-track construction on about 20 miles of border wall in South Texas. The move contrasts with President Joe Biden’s earlier rhetoric on bu...
Reps. Jordan and Scalise Launch Bids for U.S. House Speaker
Congressman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, on Wednesday became the first representative to confirm he is running to be the next House speaker the day after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted. Jordan leads ...
Appeals Court Restricts Cybersecurity Agency's Contact with Social Media Platforms
An appeals court panel has issued a revised injunction that limits communication between social media platforms and a federal cybersecurity agency
Voters Pick Florida over California, DeSantis over Newsom: Poll
As a debate between the governors of two of the nation s largest states is scheduled to take place next month, a new poll reveals which of the two states Americans would rather live in and which of ...
