Giorno: 28 Marzo 2023

IRS Silent on Taibbi Visit, Frequency of House Calls

The Internal Revenue Service, when questioned Tuesday, was quiet on its unannounced visit to journalist Matt Taibbi’s residence and how often it sends agents to people’s homes.

Father Speaks to Reporters on Daughter’s Shooting Death

The pastor at Covenant Presbyterian Church gave reporters a one-sentence response following the death of his 9-year-old daughter, who was shot and killed in Monday’s Nashville shooting at a Christian elementary school.

CBP Union Chief: Staffing Crisis Puts Northern Border in Peril

The union boss for the nation’s Border Patrol agents told a House subcommittee on Tuesday that too many agents have been deployed from the northern border to the southern border, leading to a flood of migrants crossing into the U.S. from Canada.

Md. Appeals Court Reinstates Murder Conviction of ‘Serial’ Podcast Subject

A Maryland appeals court on Tuesday reinstated the murder conviction of Adnan Syed, who was found guilty of the 1999 killing of his former girlfriend in a case that drew attention after the podcast “Serial” raised doubts about his guilt.After an investigation identified…

Nikki Haley First ’24 GOP Candidate to Plan Southern Border Visit

Former United Nations ambassador and Republican 2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley is scheduled to be the first in the field to visit the southern border, a spokesman for her campaign told the Daily Caller on Tuesday.

Nashville Police Chief: Shooter Bought 7 Guns Legally

The shooter at a Nashville Christian school had seven legally purchase weapons including two assault weapons and a handgun used in Monday’s assault, police said.

House GOP Seeks FDA Answers on COVID Research, Drug Shortages

Three House Republicans on Tuesday fired off letters to the Food and Drug Administration demanding answers about funded research on virus manipulation in laboratories and drug shortages, The Hill reported, posting links to the missives.

Liberal Justices Team With Trump SCOTUS Appointees in Decision

The three liberal justices on the Supreme Court joined together with the appointees of former President Donald Trump in deciding in favor of Montana property owners fighting a federal land grab.

AFT’s Weingarten: Schools Shouldn’t Be ‘Destroyed by Ideologues’

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten delivered a defense of public education Tuesday and called for a transformative approach to learning that supports children as the culture war battles rage on.

Ex-FDA Official: ‘Slow’ Action Led to Formula Shortage

Former FDA food policy official Frank Yiannas told a Congressional oversight committee Tuesday that the agency’s slow action and failure to adequately monitor the food chain supply during the COVID-19 pandemic led to the current shortage of baby formula.