GOP bill looks to stop DHS from grounding air marshals at southern border
Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, is leading the push in the House to stop federal air marshals being shifted to the southern border — after multiple deployments by the Biden DHS.
Irish Prime Minister Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza, Compares Irish and Palestinian Histories
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar compared the history of the Irish people with that of the Palestinians while calling for a ceasefire in Gaza—as well as for more humanitarian aid to be sent there—during the annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration at the White House on Sunday. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office?
Irish PM Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza, Compares Irish and Palestinian Histories
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar compared the history of the Irish people with that of the Palestinians while calling for a ceasefire in Gaza—as well as for more humanitarian aid to be sent there—during the annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration at the White House on Sunday. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office?
Democrat Rep. Jeff Jackson apologizes on TikTok for voting to ban app: ‘I screwed this up’
Democrat Rep. Jeff Jackson apologizes to TikTok followers for voting in favor of banning TikTok if its parent company, ByteDance, refuses to divest within 165 days.
Americans aren’t buying Biden’s ‘devout Catholic’ label, poll finds
Americans are skeptical of President Biden's claim to be a "devout Catholic," according to a new poll from Pew Research.
Trump’s lawyers say it’s “a practical impossibility” to secure bond in time
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump say he’s unlikely to secure a bond for the nearly half-billion he and other defendants need to pause a judge’s February ruling in a New York civil fraud case. They’re asking an appeals court to stay the judgment while Trump challenges it. The judgment, with accrued interest, saddled the
Supreme Court wary of restricting government contact with social media firms
Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a case that tests how far the federal government can go in pressuring social media companies to remove content it believes spreads misinformation before it crosses a constitutional line. The case, known as Murthy v. Missouri, arose out of efforts during the early months of