Giorno: 6 Marzo 2023

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates to debate March 21

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Janet Protasiewicz and Dan Kelly have agreed to meet in at least one debate ahead of the April 4 election. ABORTION DOMINANT ISSUE AS WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT RACE ENTERS SECOND ROUND The candidates’ campaigns announced Monday that they will meet in a televised debate sponsored by the State Bar of Wisconsin, […]

Biden trips going up Air Force One steps again, second time in two weeks

President Biden appeared to stumble once again while attempting to board Air Force One this week, marking the second time the 80-year-old president has been caught on camera having trouble climbing the stairs to his plane in less than two weeks. Biden’s latest stumble came Sunday as he was leaving the airport in Montgomery, Alabama, […]

Jordan subpoenas former ‘Disinformation Governance Board’ czar Nina Jankowicz, NSBA officials for deposition

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenaed Nina Jankowicz–the former chief of the Biden administration’s “Disinformation Governance Board”–to appear for deposition before the panel. Separately, Jordan, R-Ohio, on Monday, also subpoenaed Chip Slaven–the former interim executive director and CEO of the National School Boards Association (NSBA)–and Viola Garcia–the former president of the NSBA–to testify before […]

Norfolk Southern to Pay to Temporarily Relocate East Palestine Residents

Post Content

Borrowers on Edge Awaiting Supreme Court Student Loan Decision

American borrowers who applied for President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan are now recalculating their future as the Supreme Court appears poised to strike it down.

Dick Morris to Newsmax: Trump Will Use Legal Ballot Harvesting to Win

Former President Donald Trump would rather have just one day of voting, but he is willing to use the Democrats’ “playbook” with mail-in voting and ballot harvesting to win in 2024, adviser and author Dick Morris told Newsmax on Monday.

‘Goosebumps’ Being Recast for ‘More Inclusive Language’

“Goosebumps” novelist, R.L. Stine, is the latest author to join the cast of contemporaries whose works are being cleared out to make space for “more inclusive language,” according to Deadline.

Pence Seeks to Block 1/6 Subpoena Under ‘Speech and Debate’

As has been projected for weeks, former Vice President Mike Pence has asked a judge to block the Biden administration Justice Department’s subpoena for Jan. 6 testimony, arguing constitutional protections under the “speech and debate” clause.

Challenge Leads to University Changing Bias Reporting System

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee revised its bias reporting system to make clear that it will not punish students for constitutionally protected speech, according to a Monday press release by the Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF), the Daily Caller reported.

Ex-CNN Boss Dismissed ‘Lab Leak’ as ‘Trump Talking Point’

Former CNN President Jeff Zucker reportedly told employees not to look into claims that COVID-19 originated in a lab leak, dismissing it as a “talking point” of former President Donald Trump.