Monday, following the release of a letter in which 18 Republican senators asked President Joe Biden to defund the board, a group of five GOP senators requested Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas produce all documents related to the board.
As the mid-term elections approach, watchful eyes wait to see what the Republican Party might offer a little further down the road. Chiefly, who will serve as the GOP-backed presidential bid? Rumors circulate around former president Donald Trump, his previous vice-president Mike Pence, Ron DeSantis, and even movie star Dwayne ‘the Rock’ Johnson.
New York’s new congressional map was approved late Friday by a New York Supreme Court Justice, putting into motion what essentially amounts to new campaigns for some candidates running for re-election this year.
On Friday, in a stunning victory for medical freedom among military servicemen, a three-person Navy administrative separation board voted unanimously to clear Lieutenant Bill Moseley of a misconduct charge resulting from his Covid-19 vaccination refusal.
Earlier this month cases of monkeypox were reported across the globe, seemingly all unrelated. Now, with about 140 total reported cases, researchers are scrambling to determine how this outbreak occurred in dozens of countries across Europe, Israel, Australia, and the United States.
An investigative report probing hundreds of allegations of sexual abuse within the Southern Baptist Convention found that victims were stonewalled while their alleged perpetrators were allowed to remain in positions of leadership within America’s largest Protestant denomination.
President Biden met with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on Saturday to begin discussions on resuming and expanding the joint military drills that were common before President Trump took office.
President Biden on Monday morning said the US will respond militarily if China invades Taiwan, appearing to signal a major departure from America’s longstanding stance of “strategic ambiguity” concerning the island nation.
A Ukrainian court Monday morning sentenced a Russian soldier to life imprisonment for killing an unarmed civilian in the country’s first war crimes trial since Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion.
San Fransisco Archbishop Salvatore Joseph Cordileone announced yesterday that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi would no longer be allowed to receive Communion because of her support for abortion rights.