Giorno: 4 Luglio 2023

Biden likely violated First Amendment during COVID-19 pandemic, federal judge says

A U.S. District Court judge is temporarily preventing White House officials from meeting with tech companies about social media censorship, arguing that such actions in the past were likely First Amendment violations. The Tuesday injunction by Louisiana Judge Terry A. Doughty was in response to recent lawsuits from Louisiana and Missouri attorneys general. The suits […]

Ex-Rep. King to Newsmax: Capitol Flag Program ‘Means a Great Deal’

Former U.S. Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., told Newsmax on Tuesday when he first entered Congress in 1993, the lawmaker whose seat he was replacing, retiring Democrat Robert Mrazek, gave him an American flag that had flown over the Capitol.

White House Cocaine Found in Working Area of West Wing

The white powder found in a working area of the White House’s West Wing on Sunday night has been confirmed to be cocaine.

Report: Viral Twitter Account ‘Erica Marsh’ Likely Fake

The Twitter account of Erica Marsh, a self-described “proud Democrat” whose tweets went viral because of her radical left-wing views, is fake and was suspended by the social media platform, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.

Senator Lankford claims Biden administration ‘not going to protect the religious liberty’ of citizens

Sen. James Lankford, Oklahoma’s senior senator, is making religious liberty a pillar of his political agenda and claims the White House is failing to enforce basic protections on the issue. The senator made the remarks in an interview with the Daily Mail published Tuesday. “My passion for religious liberty really draws from my personal faith, […]

Biden Urges Tighter Gun Laws After Rash of Shootings

Following a string of deadly shootings across the United States, President Joe Biden on Tuesday once again called for more extensive gun restrictions, Politico reported. At least nine people have been killed and dozens of others injured over the past few days in shootings in…

Missouri May Jail Parents If Children Miss School

The Missouri Supreme Court will rule on whether two single mothers were rightfully sentenced to time in prison after their children missed multiple days of school, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

Jimmy Patronis to Newsmax: Cocaine in White House ‘Total Insult’

It’s a “total insult” that a white powder, suspected to be cocaine, was found at the White House, Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis said on Newsmax Tuesday.

Pentagon Reports Quarterly Suicides Up 25% in 2023

The number of suicides in the United States military increased 25% in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period last year, the Pentagon’s Defense Suicide Prevention Office reports.

Sen. Lankford Slams Biden on Religious Liberty of Conscience

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., harshly criticized the Biden administration for failing to protect the religious liberty of conscience protections that are already in law.