Montana gov. demands Biden halt Afghan resettlement in his state after evacuee is charged with rape
Montana's governor has called for a halt in the resettlement of refugees from Afghanistan after an evacuee was charged with rape.
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State Dept.'s New 'X' Passports: 'Gender Ideology Has Infiltrated the Highest Levels of the Federal Government'
The State Department now allows passport holders to select their gender on the document, regardless of their birth certificate. Transgender activists are applauding the move and hoping more countries will take similar action.
White House Skeptical Iran Ready To Restart Nuclear Talks
The White House on Wednesday responded skeptically after Iran's chief negotiator announced that Tehran was ready to return to nuclear negotiations in Vienna by the end of next month.
Biden State Dept. celebrates first nonbinary gender 'X' US passport
The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it has issued the first-ever U.S. passport for citizens who identify as nonbinary or intersex, using the “X” gender marker instead of “M” for male or “F” for female.
Pastor’s wife who helped restore Jill Biden’s faith calls her a ‘true friend’
Robin Jackson, wife of Pastor Charles B. Jackson Sr., who leads Brookland Baptist Church in Columbia, South Carolina, called First Lady Jill Biden, a true friend just over a week after Biden revealed her as the prayer partner who helped restore her faith in God after the death of her stepson, Beau Biden, from brain cancer in 2015.
Manchin Blasts Biden for IRS Snooping Idea: 'Do You Understand How Messed Up That Is?'
Democrats are still trying to work out a deal on President Biden's massive social spending and climate change plan, including new ways to raise taxes and to find those who haven't paid their taxes.
Va. AG facing pressure to investigate Loudoun County School Board over handling of sexual assaults
Five former attorneys general of Virginia are calling on the state’s current attorney general to investigate the Loudoun County School Board over its handling of the sexual assaults of two female students in the district’s high schools at the hands of a trans-identified male.
Congressmen demand AG Garland retract memo calling on FBI to investigate parents, school board threats
Republicans in the House of Representatives have urged U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to rescind a memorandum directing the FBI to investigate parents and alleged threats against school board members and teachers.
Voter Suppression or Election Integrity? Democrats, Republicans Battle Over Election Reform
While both Republicans and Democrats have made election integrity a major part of their platform in state and federal races, the parties are taking very different approaches toward reform.
SBC DIGEST: Evans to headline NAAF event; ERLC-Tennessee partnership dedicates first ultrasound | Baptist Press
Tony Evans to headline NAAF Kingdom Conversation; Ultrasound machine from ERLC-Tennessee partnership dedicated.
