Highlights From Today’s Schedule A host of prominent conservative voices will kick off the first full day of the 2024 CPAC in Washington. Here are a few key agenda items to watch for: 10:20 a.m.: Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) opens the general session 10:45 a.m.: “No Woke Warriors” with U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) and
Arizona Election Official Shares Security Reforms Among the controversies of recent election cycles are stories involving Arizona. But Kent Volkmer, Pinal County Attorney, shed some light on the security reforms that have been made in his home state ahead of the 2024 election. “First and foremost, the single most important thing is that you have
Tech Founder Launches Phone That Protects Users Against Big Tech “Is Big Tech spying on us?” was the question posed to the co-founder of Unplugged Technologies Erik Prince. “Of course they are,” he responded. “Big tech collects,” said Mr. Prince. “They know where you go, what you buy, who you call, and what you browse.
Republicans in the Caucus also want to defund Dr. Anthony Fauci’s ‘gain of function’ research and organizations such as the WHO and the WEF. The conservative House Freedom Caucus suggests that Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) propose a year-long stopgap funding measure if he cannot meet their demands in negotiations on government spending, just days ahead
The visit comes over a month after Lai Ching-te, the current Taiwanese vice-president, was elected to be Taiwan’s next president. Members of the House Select Committee on the China Communist Party (CCP) have arrived in Taiwan for a congressional visit to show their support for the island and strengthen U.S.-Taiwan relations. Led by the committee’s
The visit comes over a month after Lai Ching-te, the current Taiwanese vice-president, was elected to be Taiwan’s next president. Members of the House Select Committee on the China Communist Party (CCP) have arrived in Taiwan for a congressional visit to show their support for the island and strengthen U.S.-Taiwan relations. Led by the committee’s
The visit comes more than a month after Lai Ching-te, the current Taiwanese vice president, was elected to be Taiwan’s next president. Members of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party arrived on Feb. 22 in Taiwan for a congressional visit in a show of support for the democratic-led island and to strengthen