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Montana hit with federal lawsuit over ‘race and gender balancing’ on medical board

A national medical advocacy group filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday against Gov. Greg Gianforte’s (R-MT) office challenging Montana’s use of race and gender mandates to govern appointments to public boards. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Do No Harm by the Pacific Legal Foundation this week, challenges Montana’s requirement that its governor consider race […]

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders says state won’t ‘endorse nonsense’ in dropping ‘X’ from gender options

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R-AR) has defended a recent revision made on the state issuing driver’s licenses and IDs, describing it as “common sense.” The revision, announced by the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration on Tuesday, prevents the DFA from allowing license holders to change their gender without any verifiable information or to use […]

House Republican announces successful rescue of trapped Americans from Haiti

Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) announced the successful rescue of trapped American citizens from Haiti Tuesday as reports of gang violence and allegations of cannibalism continue to flow from the Caribbean nation. “I am proud to report that my team and I were successful in evacuating and rescuing a trapped, and at risk group of Americans […]

Stimulus update: Direct payment worth $1,312 to be sent to some Alaska residents in eight days

In eight days, the Alaska Department of Revenue will send out checks from the Permanent Fund Dividend to an additional swath of residents who have yet to receive their payments from the program. Those who will get their PFD payments on March 21 include those who had the “Eligible-Not Paid” status as of Wednesday and have yet to receive their checks from the program from […]

New Orleans police battling drug-fueled rats in headquarters

Officers with the New Orleans Police Department are facing down drug-fueled rats after the vermin broke into the evidence room of their deteriorating headquarters. “The rats are eating our marijuana,” NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick informed members of the City Council’s Criminal Justice Committee on Monday, according to a report. “They’re all high.” The rats have […]

DNC mocks RNC over new Trump-backed leadership with piggy bank gift

Democratic National Committee officials lambasted newly installed Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley and co-Chairwoman Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of former President Donald Trump, as they seek to reset the financially strapped committee ahead of the November election. In a memo released Wednesday, DNC Executive Director Sam Cornale took aim at significant staff changes, which he […]

Robert Hur angers Republicans by waffling on whether he’ll release audio tapes of Biden interview

Special counsel Robert Hur was unclear whether the Department of Justice could release the audio recordings of his five-hour interview with President Joe Biden, leaving House Republicans disgruntled.  Hur testified before Congress on Tuesday, where Republicans and Democrats grilled him on his lengthy report released last month that documented a five-hour interview with Biden over […]

DC Council creates plan to avoid Capital One Arena crisis redo with Nats Park

The Washington, D.C., City Council is hoping to shore up keeping the Washington Nationals in the district as the NBA’s Wizards and NHL’s Capitals flirt with moving across the Potomac River to Virginia. The council held a hearing on legislation Tuesday that would help fund maintenance for Nationals Park in the Navy Yard neighborhood using […]

Hunter Biden to ditch March 20 House GOP ‘Hail Mary’ hearing despite asking for public forum

Hunter Biden declined to appear before the House Oversight Committee for a public hearing set for March 20 as Republicans continue the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The younger Biden’s legal counsel sent a letter to Chairman James Comer (R-KY) on Wednesday alerting the top Republican that he would not be attending the public […]

Missouri attorney general defends trafficking lawsuit against Planned Parenthood

EXCLUSIVE — Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey defended his legal crusade against Planned Parenthood in his state, telling the Washington Examiner that “the destruction of human life is not healthcare.” “The Left worships at the altar of Planned Parenthood as if they were a golden calf,” Bailey said in an exclusive interview. “This is a […]
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