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Judge upholds Supreme Court precedent by blocking California handgun safety rule

A federal judge blocked a California law requiring certain mechanical safety features for semiautomatic handguns, marking another law subject to scrutiny after a Supreme Court ruling last year required firearm laws be "consistent" with the nation's historical tradition of regulation.

SVB collapse: Yellen says US could backstop small banks if problems grow

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the federal government could intervene to protect depositors at small banks if the fallout from Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse keeps growing.

Biden administration limits China investments by semiconductor chip subsidy recipients

The Biden administration laid out new restrictions on investments in China by companies that receive subsidies for semiconductor production in the U.S. through last year's bipartisan CHIPS Act.

Virginia Foxx demands answers from DC children’s hospital over gender procedures

EXCLUSIVE — House Education and Workforce Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) is demanding a Washington children's hospital detail its protocols and policies related to the administering of cross-sex hormones and surgeries for children.

New biblical film His Only Son blows filmmaker David Helling’s mind with response

Filmmaker David Helling, the screenwriter and director of His Only Son, a biblical film set to hit theaters this spring, is already surprised at the reception of his new movie.

Trump supporters blast DeSantis response to expected indictment

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) spoke out against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's looming indictment of former President Donald Trump on Monday, but his response did not satisfy Trump or his supporters.

Lawmakers request increased security for ‘potential violence’ ahead of Trump indictment

Lawmakers are concerned about the possibility of violence stemming from protests against the looming indictment of former President Donald Trump, with members of both parties calling for the former president’s supporters to stand down.

WATCH: Russell Brand blasts Alvin Bragg’s idea ‘to arrest Trump and not Clinton’

Comedian and media personality Russell Brand questioned the appearance of an agenda on the part of Democrats amid looming discussions regarding an indictment of former President Donald Trump.

KBJ writes solo dissent in Supreme Court abortion ruling

The Supreme Court on Monday struck down a ruling from a lower court allowing a state clerk to be sued for telling a pregnant teenager she must notify her parents before seeking to obtain an abortion without their consent.

Looming Trump indictment overshadows celebration at annual GOP conference

As House Republicans meet for an annual conference to tout legislative wins, lawmakers are finding their celebrations to be overshadowed by headlines brewing up north about a looming indictment of former President Donald Trump.
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