Giorno: 1 Settembre 2023

Pro-abortion Group Sues Over Ohio Ballot Language

A pro-abortion group sued Ohio state officials over ballot language that uses the term “unborn child” rather than “fetus.”[#item_full_content]

Rural Florida Starts Recovering From Hurricane Idalia

The worst of Hurricane Idalia left residents of a region of tight-knit communities trying to find places to live as they rebuild, and waiting potentially weeks for electricity to be restored after winds and water took out entire power grids.

Praying Football Coach Got His Job Back but Isn’t Sure He Wants It

An assistant high school football coach in Washington state who lost his job during a controversy over his public post-game prayers is back on the sideline after the U.S. Supreme Court held that his practice was protected by the Constitution.[#item_full_content]

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Ministers face calls to explain slow response in closing schools over concrete crisis

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New Hampshire Democrats defy Biden, DNC ultimatum to ditch first-in-nation primary: ‘embarrassing situation’

Friday marks the deadline for New Hampshire to come into compliance with the Democratic National Committee’s new presidential nominating calendar.  It’s pretty clear that New Hampshire won’t be complying. The DNC overwhelmingly voted in early February to dramatically alter the top of its presidential nominating calendar for the 2024 election cycle, bumping Iowa and New […]

Judge strikes down Texas law requiring pornographic sites to verify user age

A federal judge has struck down a Texas law requiring age verification and health warnings to view pornographic websites and blocked the state attorney general’s office from enforcing it. In a ruling Thursday, U.S. District Judge David Ezra agreed with claims that House Bill 1181, which was signed into law by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott […]

Praying Football Coach Got His Job Back but Isn’t Sure He Wants It

An assistant high school football coach in Washington state who lost his job during a controversy over his public post-game prayers is back on the sideline after the U.S. Supreme Court held that his practice was protected by the Constitution.

Pro-abortion Group Sues Over Ohio Ballot Language

A pro-abortion group sued Ohio state officials over ballot language that uses the term “unborn child” rather than “fetus.”

WH War Room Created to Combat Expected Impeachment Inquiry

President Joe Biden’s White House has comprised a war room of attorneys, legislative aides and communications staffers to combat a possible Republican impeachment inquiry into the president’s alleged influence peddling, NBC News reported.[#item_full_content]