News - Page 19

Trump DHS expedites border wall construction in Arizona and New Mexico

The Trump administration gave Customs and Border Protection the green light to move forward with border wall projects across Arizona and New Mexico. The Department of Homeland Security instructed CBP to ignore environmental regulations and immediately begin building 36 miles of barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border, CBP announced Thursday. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem issued a […]

Top pollsters: Trump maintains high approval rating

Weeks of attacks from Democrats and legacy media outlets have had no impact on President Donald Trump’s approval ratings, which remain at their highest level. Several polls, including two on the list of most accurate in the 2024 election, this week said that Trump has maintained his approval rating in the face of the attacks […]

Supreme Court rules ‘reverse discrimination’ challenges should not face higher standard

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Thursday that discrimination claims from majority-group plaintiffs do not need to meet a higher legal bar than the one that plaintiffs from historically marginalized groups must meet. The high court ruled that a federal appeals court erred by holding white, male, and straight employees to a higher standard, dubbed […]

AOC endorses socialist Zohran Mamdani in NYC mayoral race

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) endorsed state assemblyman Zohran Mamdani for mayor of New York City, aligning the progressive left with a candidate who has built his campaign on grassroots support. “Zohran doesn’t just speak truth to power—he organizes to build it from the ground up. His campaign isn’t just about policies, it’s about a vision […]

Dan Bongino says new evidence from FBI not ‘flattering’ for James Comey

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino knocked former FBI Director James Comey for the “mess” he left at the agency and said it’s “stunning” how Comey continues to target new leadership. Bongino revealed last week that new leadership discovered a box of Comey-era evidence, which had been “hidden” from them. The deputy director said on Wednesday […]

Josh Shapiro sues USDA over spending cuts

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture over its decision to cut a COVID-19 pandemic-era assistance program. The Trump administration ended the $13 million Local Food Purchasing Assistance Program agreement, supporting 189 Pennsylvania farms and 14 food banks, citing shifting priorities. To no avail, Shapiro appealed the decision in March, resulting in […]

Josh Hawley says judicial injunctions ‘usurping the will of the people’

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) lamented that judicial injunctions have led to the inability to “deport terrorists from our country.” Hawley was seemingly referring to U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, who stopped the deportation of convicted illegal immigrant men to South Sudan. Instead, Murphy ruled that the eight migrants remain […]

Supreme Court sides with Catholic Charities in religious freedom case

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that Wisconsin violated the Constitution by forcing a Catholic nonprofit organization to pay into the state’s unemployment insurance program, delivering a win for religious liberty advocates and narrowing how far states can go in defining what counts as “religious.” In an opinion authored by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the high court found that the […]

How did your WA lawmaker vote? Org releases legislative scorecard on 2025 session

(The Center Square) – On Wednesday, Future 42 unveiled its legislative scorecard detailing how Washington state lawmakers voted on some of the most controversial bills of the 2025 legislative session. Future 42 is the communications arm for Project 42, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting civic engagement and advocating for affordability, lower taxes, and pro-business policies. The organization’s name […]

Antisemitism in Education Act on its way to Arizona governor’s desk

(The Center Square) – The Antisemitism Education Act is headed to Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk after its final passage by the Legislature. The Arizona House passed House Bill 2867 on a 38 to 20 vote Wednesday with bipartisan support. The legislation bars public schools and public colleges from promoting antisemitic conduct and creates disciplinary procedures for violations. The bill says […]
spot_img

Latest articles

Newsletter

Subscribe to stay updated.