Long-Serving Utah US Senator Orrin Hatch Dies at Age 88
Orrin G. Hatch, the longest-serving Republican senator in history who was a fixture in Utah politics for more than four decades, died Saturday at age 88.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defends spot on ballot
The GOP congresswoman from Georgia testified in her defense on Friday in an administrative court proceeding challenging her qualifications to run for reelection. Free Speech for People, a campaign f...
Bill to Revoke Disney’s Special Status Sent to Governor’s Desk
Both chambers of the Florida Legislature voted to eliminate the special district that allows Disney to self-govern its Orlando theme park.
Florida lawmakers send bill revoking Disney World's special tax status to DeSantis' desk
The governor of Colorado is attempting to recruit the Walt Disney Company to build a theme park in his state after the Florida Senate voted to pass a law that could abolish the self-governing district containing Walt Disney World as the feud between the state and the entertainment company stemming from differing opinions on LGBT legislation approved by the Florida legislature continues.
Governors form border ‘strike force’
An alliance of 26 states will share intelligence on threats that may emerge from the porous southern border. According to a group memorandum, the American Governors’ Border Strike Force will target ...
Christians rally against California abortion legislation: ‘Never seen a bill like this’
A bill that critics argue could decriminalize infanticide in California drew hundreds of people to the state's capitol Tuesday as the legislation continues to move forward in Sacramento.
University of Pittsburgh contacted NIH for help defending experiments on aborted baby body parts
New records released by Judicial Watch suggest that the University of Pittsburgh reached out to former National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins for help defending its fetal organ experiments, which have attracted controversy due to concerns about their legality and ethics.
Illegal Crossings Could Soar to New Heights if Biden Erases Trump-Era Law
Nearly 221,000 migrants have crossed the border with the help of smugglers during the month of March. That staggering number is expected to soon soar again.
Biden Admin Attempts to Scrap Conscience Protections for Health Care Workers
Religious liberty advocates argue that rolling back conscience protections would violate the First Amendment’s Free Exercise Clause.
Transport industry adjusts to mask mandate repeal
Some passengers on a Delta flight in New York cheered as a flight attendant announced that face coverings were no longer mandatory on Monday following a federal judge’s decision that the Centers for...
