South Carolina bill would ban smoking inside cars while children are passengers
A South Carolina group of senators introduced a new bill this week that would ban smoking in a vehicle with a child 12 years or younger present.
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Top U.S., Russian diplomats meet on improving ties, ending Ukraine war
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Senior officials from Russia and the U.S. met in Saudi Arabia Tuesday to begin talks on improving ties and negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine. As CBS News correspondent Holly Williams reports, some feel the Trump administration has granted Vladimir Putin some degree of victory just by agreeing to
Mike Pence aims to be ‘constructive force’ during Trump’s second term while willing to challenge him
Former Vice President Mike Pence has billed himself the leading Republican opposition voice to the "more populist thinking" of President Donald Trump's allies.
George Mason Guest Speaker Tells Students: The Holocaust Was Not ‘Unique’
George Mason University, the Northern Virginia school that has grappled with high-profile instances of pro-terror student radicalism, hosted an anti-Israel professor who delivered a lecture aimed at “shattering this idea that anything that is to do with Jews, the Holocaust, Israel is somehow unique.” The Washington Free Beacon attended the Thursday event—titled, “Pedagogy and Palestine
Northwestern Law School Clinic Funds Legal Defense of Anti-Israel Activists Who Shut Down Chicago Airport
A Northwestern Law School clinic is providing free legal defense to a group of anti-Israel radicals who organized a blockade of Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport that shut down travel last spring. One of the organizers is benefiting from that defense after repeatedly accusing Northwestern of “anti-Palestinian discrimination.” Sheila Bedi, a Northwestern law professor who leads
What to Know About the White House’s Dispute With AP
The White House limited AP reporters’ access in response to the news agency’s refusal to adopt ‘Gulf of America.’ The Trump administration has announced that it was restricting Associated Press journalists’ access to certain areas frequented by the president, including the Oval Office and Air Force One, part of a continuing demonstration of President Donald
New cartel threats against border agents: Explosives, drones and wireless tracking
Agents with both CBP and ICE face new risks, including growing threats to their safety from cartels, as President Donald Trump increases immigration enforcement efforts.