Giorno: 16 Marzo 2023

Injunction Against Abortion Ban Upheld in N.D.

The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a state abortion ban will remain blocked while a lawsuit over its constitutionality proceeds.

ISIS group in Afghanistan could conduct ‘external’ attack against US in 6 months, US commander says

The ISIS group operating in Afghanistan will likely be capable of conducting “external operations” against the U.S. and Western allies within just six months, a U.S. commander testified Thursday. Gen. Michael Kurilla, leader of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday. Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., pressed him on how […]

North Carolina Democratic governor’s plan to increase spending by 20% scoffed at by Republicans

North Carolina’s Democratic governor released his state government spending plan on Wednesday that would increase spending by 20% over the next two years, double the increase favored by Republican majorities in the House and Senate. Gov. Roy Cooper says the massive surge in spending is necessary to prepare citizens for future employment to recruit and […]

Sweeping North Carolina bill that would discard gun permits, mental evaluations heads to Gov. Cooper

North Carolina’s House sent a sweeping firearms bill to the governor’s desk on Wednesday that would discard a longstanding requirement that handgun buyers obtain a permit from their county sheriff. The House approved the legislation 70-44, with three Democrats and all present Republicans voting yes. The limited bipartisan support signals a potential override of any […]

Senate Republicans introduce bill codifying right to bear arms ‘outside your home’

Senate Republicans introduced legislation codifying the right of Americans to both own guns and use them for self-defense outside the home on Thursday. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., announced the legislation alongside fellow members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, saying they intended to codify the court rulings in two key gun rights cases into law. The […]

Suspect in 4 Idaho Killings Studied Murderers in Class

The man charged with the killing four University of Idaho students studied the minds of murderers in a class at DeSales University in Pennsylvania, a former classmate says in a new documentary.

Ex-BLM Activist Slams San Francisco Reparations Plan

Former Black Lives Matter activist Xavier DuRousseau said San Francisco’s reparations plan is a way to “gaslight” Black Americans.

NYPD Cop Shortage Result of ‘Woke’ Politics

The New York Police Department is continuing to lose cops at a record pace that law enforcement experts say “has the potential to be a real disaster” as the Big Apple simultaneously deals with surging crime.

NYPD Cop Shortage Result of ‘Woke’ Politics

The New York Police Department is continuing to lose cops at a record pace that law enforcement experts say “has the potential to be a real disaster” as the Big Apple simultaneously deals with surging crime. According to data for January and February that was obtained by the…

Albania formally dedicates Vjosa River National Park

The Albanian government on Wednesday formally designated the Vjosa River and its tributaries a national park, starting with an investment of some $80 million to stop wastewater being poured into the river. Authorities held a ceremony in a move aimed at preserving what they called one of the last wild rivers in Europe, which runs […]