5 Highlights from Tuesday’s Primary Races
Voters in several states went to the polls Tuesday to vote in primary elections that will directly affect which candidates appear on the ballot this fall in the upcoming midterm elections
Politics
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Pelosi’s Husband Violently Assaulted in Home Attack
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul, was “violently assaulted” by an assailant who broke into their San Francisco home early Friday, and he is now in the hospital and expected to make a full recovery, said her spokesman, Drew Hammill.
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West Virginia to Allow Birth Certificate Gender Marker Changes without Court Order
West Virginia has agreed to amend its policies to allow trans-identified individuals to more easily change the gender marker on their birth certificates as part of a legal settlement with the ...
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Woman ‘outraged’ over use of her image in abortion ad promoted by Hillary Clinton, Gavin Newsom
A third-generation pro-life activist said she s outraged that her image is being used to promote abortion in an ad shared by California Gov Gavin Newsom and Hillary Clinton
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Top Catholic Bishop Criticizes Biden’s ‘single-minded extremism’ on Abortion
The leader of the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops pro-life committee has issued a formal statement criticizing President Joe Biden, a Roman Catholic, for his single-minded prioritization of ...
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Samuel Alito Says Dobbs Leak Made Supreme Court Justices ‘targets for assassination’
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has said that the leaking of the draft for the decision that overturned Roe v Wade made members of the high court targets for assassination
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Some locales count ballots by hand as elections scrutinized
Volunteers in Nevada’s Nye County started counting mail-in ballots Wednesday and worked through about 900 of the nearly 2,000 votes already cast. There are about 33,000 voters registered in the rura...
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Xi’s Reelection Will Have ‘catastrophic consequences,’ Religious Freedom Advocates Warn
Religious freedom advocates are warning of catastrophic consequences after the Chinese Communist Party reelected Xi Jinping as the leader of the People s Republic of China
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Pro-Life Group Demands Gov’t Investigate Covert Network Trafficking Abortion Pills into the US
A pro-life group is calling on Congress and drug enforcement agencies to take action amid reports that organizations in Mexico are funneling abortion pills into states that have banned their use
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Fetterman Face-off with Dr. Oz Makes Waves, Questions Persist in Aftermath of Stroke
Key midterm races are reaching a fever pitch, with less than two weeks to go before Election Day. Tuesday night, voters heard from candidates firsthand in several of those high-profile contests as Pennsylvania's Senate hopefuls and New York's gubernatorial candidates faced-off on the debate stage.
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New York Judge Rules against Vaccine Mandate
New York State Judge Ralph Porzio said Tuesday that 16 sanitation workers fired for not complying with a vaccine mandate should be rehired and given back-pay. New York City Mayor Eric Adams last month...
