Trump Eases Biden-Era Refrigeration Regs
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Texas Supreme Court allows state to investigate sterilization of gender-confused kids as child abuse
The Texas Supreme Court has issued a ruling allowing Child Protective Services to resume investigating cases in which children suffering from gender dysphoria risk being sterilized from the use of experimental puberty blockers.
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Whistleblower evidence shows FBI investigated disgruntled parents, House Republicans claim
The ranking member of an influential congressional committee alleges that U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland lied under oath when asserting that federal law enforcement never used counterterrorism statutes to target concerned parents in light of new testimony from a “brave whistleblower.”
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AZ Sheriff from ‘2,000 Mules’ Doc Announces 2020 Voter Fraud Investigations, Plus New 2022 Fraud
The Yuma County Sheriff's Office featured in the new 2000 Mules documentary that points to alleged ballot-harvesting and trafficking in the 2020 presidential election, has announced it will "actively examine cases of voting fraud from the 2020 General Election."
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Conflicts of Interest? New WH Press Secretary Married to CNN Anchor, Plus, ‘She Hates Israel’
The new White House press secretary takes over today. Karin Jean-Pierre's promotion makes her the first black person to hold the key post.
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Spate of churches, pro-life offices torched, vandalized nationwide since Supreme Court leak: list
Following Politico’s publication of a story containing a draft United States Supreme Court opinion in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization indicating that a majority of Supreme Court justices seem inclined to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide, multiple churches and pro-life advocacy organizations have found themselves subject to vandalism and theft.
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4 things to know about new White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre
The Biden administration has announced Karine Jean-Pierre as the new White House Press Secretary, replacing the departing Jen Psaki. She will become the second White House Press Secretary to serve under President Joe Biden and the seventh woman to serve as press secretary overall.
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‘Biden’s Border’: Captivating CBN News Exclusive Explores ‘Mind-Blowing’ US Immigration Crisis
With a "mind-blowing" crisis intensifying on the U.S. southern border, journalists, politicians, and experts are sounding the alarm on an ever-metastasizing and dangerous dilemma.
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3 takeaways from polls on abortion, protests and the 2022 election
Polls taken over the past week purport to show how the American people feel about topics related to abortion as the possibility of a reversal of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide looms large.
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The little known case that led to gay marriage and abortion
Here are five notable Supreme Court cases that cited Griswold v. Connecticut in their majority opinions. These include decisions regarding abortion, homosexuality, and same-sex marriage.
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GOP-Led Filibuster Dooms Senate’s Attempt to Pass Women’s Health Protection Act Assuring Abortion Access
The Senate rejected a Democratic-led bill Wednesday that would have guaranteed abortion rights nationwide.
