Biden Announces Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court
President Joe Biden on Friday will nominate federal appeals court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, according to two people familiar with the matter
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Biden vows to hurt Putin's long-term ambitions with new sanctions: 'Freedom will prevail'
President Joe Biden addressed the nation Thursday as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensifies, vowing to enact additional sanctions to hurt the Russian economy and President Vladimir Putin’s long-term strategic ambitions.” Biden assured that “freedom will prevail.”
World leaders increase sanctions on Russia
The Group of Seven economic powers announced a volley of economic sanctions on Thursday in an attempt to stop President Vladimir Putin’s assault on Ukraine. At an afternoon news conference, Preside...
CPAC panelists warn South Korea 'in danger' of falling under 'communist' rule
A North Korean defector is warning that the democratic country of South Korea is in danger of becoming a communist state due to the possibility of a “pro-China” and “pro-North Korea” candidate winning the upcoming presidential election.
FIRST-PERSON: War in Europe and a Christian response | Baptist Press
Vladamir Putin instructed his forces, amassed at the Ukrainian border, to proceed with the first invasion of a sovereign nation by another in nearly a century.
Christian group sues Calif. amid fears assisted suicide law would coerce doctors to violate beliefs
A Christian medical organization and a licensed medical professional have sued California over changes to its assisted suicide law that they believe forces them to participate in the controversial procedure.
Durham Revelation Called a 'Bombshell': Is It a Smoking Gun on the Origins of Trump-Russia Hoax?
A tech executive is accused of exploiting access to White House data looking for incriminating information about Donald Trump. That's among what some describe as "bombshell" revelations recently filed by Special Counsel John Durham.
Supreme Court agrees to hear Christian web designer's same-sex wedding website case
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of a Christian web designer challenging a Colorado state law requiring her to create wedding websites for same-sex couples if she also offers similar services for other couples.
Texas attorney general calls trans surgeries, puberty blockers 'child abuse' in formal opinion
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has released a formal opinion concluding that performing certain gender reassignment procedures on children constitutes child abuse under state law.
Boxes with classified information found at Mar-a-Lago
The National Archives and Records Administration confirmed in a Friday letter that 15 boxes of White House records were found at former President Donald Trump’s Florida home in January. Last week th...
