Reports: DOJ Indicts Former FBI Director Again
Loading the Audio Player... The Department of Justice on Tuesday indicted former FBI Director James Comey for a second time, CNN first reported, citing unnamed sources. The charge...
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Biden Admin’s Washing Machine Proposal Under Fire; Gas Stove Update Called ‘Essentially an Outright Ban’
A proposed rule by President Biden's Department of Energy (DOE) would change efficiency standards for washing machines by mandating new machines use considerably less water in the administration's latest effort to "confront the global climate crisis."
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State Lawmakers Push for Priests to Report Abuse Learned About in Confessional
Catholic leaders are pushing back against efforts to alter state laws that exempt clergy from reporting child abuse they hear about during the sacrament of confession, arguing the changes will force priests to choose between the law and their faith.
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Judge Rules Frozen Embryos are Property in Divorce Dispute, Cites Pre-Civil War Slavery Law
A Virginia judge cited a 19th-century law about slave ownership in ruling that human embryos can legally be considered property or chattel
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US Says Russian Warplane Hits American Drone over Black Sea
The U.S. military says a Russian warplane struck the propeller of a U.S. drone over the Black Sea on Tuesday, causing American forces to bring the unmanned aircraft down in international waters. The U.S. European Command says two Russian Su-27 fighter jets “conducted an unsafe and unprofessional intercept” of the MQ-9 drone in international airspace over the Black Sea. The State Department calls it a “brazen violation of international law.” Moscow says Russian fighter jets scrambled to intercept it near Crimea, but insists its warplanes didn’t fire their weapons or hit the drone.
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Inflation Remains Stubbornly High, But What Can the Fed Do Now That 2 Big Banks Have Collapsed?
Inflation remains stubbornly high according to the latest Consumer Price Index. February numbers lined up with economists' expectations, but prices are still 6% higher than one year ago and increased slightly from January.
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Praying Football Coach Is Now Back on the Job After Supreme Court Victory
A Washington state high school football coach who was fired for silently praying on the field after games has been officially reinstated after he won his Supreme Court case last June.
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Planned Parenthood Executive, Pastor Sues Abortion Giant for Racial, Religious Discrimination
An ordained pastor and the first black man on Planned Parenthood of Greater New York s executive leadership team recently filed a civil rights lawsuit accusing the organization of discrimination
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A New California Law Could Prohibit Anyone Born After 2006 From Purchasing Tobacco — Ever – RELEVANT
California lawmakers are gearing up to debate a new measure that would put an end to the sale of tobacco products over the next several decades. If
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Gov’t Officials Trying to Force Christ-Centered Homeless Shelter to Hire Non-Believers
A Christian organization serving the homeless is suing Washington state officials to protect “its constitutional right to hire employees who share the same religious beliefs,” according to Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a conservative legal firm.
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Jewish parents sue California for barring religious schools from special education funds
A group of Jewish parents is suing California over a state law that prohibits religious schools from being eligible to receive special education funds meant to help children with disabilities
