A federal judge has delivered a major win to Texas in a lawsuit accusing the Biden administration of unconstitutionally passing a $1.7 trillion spending bill. In a landmark decision, a federal judge in Texas has ruled that a $1.7 trillion government funding bill was passed unconstitutionally in 2022 because lawmakers voted by proxy rather than
Iran reportedly gave Hezbollah the green light to escalate its attacks on Israel. The Islamic Republic told the terror group that it could launch more attacks if it was certain that the Jewish state would attack southern Lebanon, according to the Jerusalem Post, citing the Arabic Post. The Arabic Post reported that sources in Iran said
The legislation states that individuals ’retain all rights regarding the use or disposition of reproductive genetic materials.’ Senate Democrats sought unanimous consent from Republicans on legislation that would protect access to in vitro fertilization (IVF). The measure, which came before the Senate on Feb. 28, follows widespread outrage over a Feb. 16 Alabama Supreme Court
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D.) has come under fire for allegedly pushing to exempt a chain of restaurant franchises owned by one of his most generous donors from the state’s new minimum wage law. The fast-food wage law, which will raise California’s minimum wage at fast-food chains from $16 to $20 an hour starting in
According to court filings, attorneys from special counsel Jack Smith’s office and former President Donald Trump have finished putting together a joint jury questionnaire to be submitted to the court Wednesday. The questionnaire would be administered to prospective jurors in the case alleging the former president improperly handled classified documents. The prosecutors and defendants have
The Democrat ended her campaign three weeks ago but now pledges to keep ‘lifting people up’ in an alternative vision to President Biden’s America. Author Marianne Williamson said on Feb. 27 that she was “unsuspending” her presidential campaign for the Democratic primary, calling it “delusional” for voters to just be “closing our eyes and crossing
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) said on Wednesday he would step down from his leadership role, leaving a power vacuum atop the party he has piloted for nearly 17 years, more than any other party leader in the chamber’s history. “I turned 82 last week. The end of my contributions are closer than I prefer,” McConnell said