“We have an obligation, I have an obligation, to do what I can and work together with leaders across this community to address people’s concerns and to protect our kids in whatever way we can,” Gov. Bill Lee said.
China has repeatedly warned U.S. officials not to meet Tsai. She is on her first U.S. stopover since 2019, though Taiwanese presidents have regularly made such trips.
Last week the Florida Senate filed a bill that would end the state’s “resign to run law,” which would force DeSantis to step down as governor to run for president.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Parker on Friday granted a temporary restraining order to pause enforcement of the law for two weeks, saying that the language of the measure is “likely both vague and overly-broad.”
Netanyahu announced he was firing Yoav Gallant on March 26, following Gallant’s public call to pause the bitterly contested plans for the judiciary, which opened social divisions he said were affecting the military and threatening Israel’s security.
Louisiana Methodist Conference has been hemorrhaging members since last year, almost exclusively over the issue of allowing practicing homosexuals from becoming ordained.
The CDC issued travel warnings last week for two African countries that have declared outbreaks of Marburg virus disease (MVD).
A Chinese balloon that flew across the United States was able to gather intelligence from several U.S. military sites and transmit it back to Beijing in real-time, despite the Biden administration’s efforts to prevent it from doing so, NBC News reported on Monday.
Just under half of the people sent by the Centers for Disease Control to assess health hazards in Ohio following February’s mass derailment have reported falling ill.
The Kremlin’s investigative body announced the arrest of Darya Tryopova, a 26-year-old St. Petersburg resident suspected of being involved in the attack.
