States Move to Ban Artificial Dyes From Food as RFK Jr. Works on Federal Level

California, Virginia, and West Virginia have passed bills to ban artificial dyes and other food additives. More states are considering similar legislation. A longtime movement to eliminate artificial dyes from food is generating momentum, with some health advocates invoking Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again platform. Multiple

State Department Revokes, Halts Visas for South Sudan Over Refusal of Deportees

Rubio said the freeze will remain in force until South Sudan is ‘in full cooperation.’ The State Department has announced it is freezing all existing and new visas for South Sudanese seeking to enter the United States, citing the transitional government’s refusal to accept its own nationals being deported from the United States. Secretary of

Nationwide Event Draws Anti-Trump Protesters in Cities Across US

The nationwide ‘Hands Off!’ protest against the Trump administration featured more than 1,000 planned demonstrations at locations in all 50 states. WASHINGTON—Thousands of protesters gathered around the Washington Monument in Washington on April 5, as part of the nationwide “Hands Off!” day of protest against the Trump administration. As the crowds pressed in, several Democratic

Trump Tells Americans to ‘Hang Tough’ Amid Tariff Turbulence, Promises ‘Historic’ Outcome

President Donald Trump on Saturday called on Americans to “hang tough” through what he described as a difficult-but-necessary adjustment period following his sweeping new tariff policy, which has reset U.S. trade strategy and triggered a global market selloff. In an April 5 post on Truth Social, Trump framed the moment as an “economic revolution,” saying

Maryland Legislature Approves Bill Creating Commission to Study Slavery Reparations

The commission would consider giving slaves’ descendants monetary compensation, down payment assistance, debt forgiveness, and higher education aid. The Maryland General Assembly gave final approval on April 2 to legislation authorizing the state to form a commission to study the possibility of providing reparations for slavery. Except as punishment for a crime, slavery was abolished

REPLAY: Justice Department Antitrust Division Hosts Forum on Big-Tech Censorship

The Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice hosted a discussion on April 3 on the implications of Big-Tech censorship, focusing on the impact of de-platforming on public discourse and how monopolization contributes to the ability of big tech companies to censor Americans. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign

Justice Department Antitrust Division Hosts Forum on Big-Tech Censorship

The Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice hosted a discussion on April 3 on the implications of Big-Tech censorship, focusing on the impact of de-platforming on public discourse and how monopolization contributes to the ability of big tech companies to censor Americans. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign