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Ohio GOP’s constitutional amendment reform bid clears legislative committees

Ohio Republicans' proposal to complicate passing new constitutional amendments by raising the vote threshold has passed committees in both the House and Senate.

Federal judge rules Jim Jordan can subpoena ex-Manhattan prosecutor who investigated Trump

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that House Judiciary Committee Republicans can question a former Manhattan prosecutor about the criminal case against former President Trump, saying Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg does not have a legal basis to block the congressional subpoena.

Dems ask for Greene’s words to be stricken from record after she brings up Swalwell’s Chinese spy scandal

Wednesday's hearing came to a halt after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., mentioned allegations of Rep. Eric Swalwell’s, D-Calif., past relationship with a Chinese spy.

Jayapal: U.S. ‘Needs Immigrants’ Because They ‘Pick the Food We Eat’ and ‘Clean Our Homes’

The progressive congresswoman’s controversial comments came during a House Judiciary Committee markup of the Border Security and Enforcement Act of 2023.

A Local Pro-Life Lawsuit with National Implications

Perhaps litigation defending pro-life laws through the federal Comstock Act will save thousands of lives in New Mexico and elsewhere.

AMLO Demonstrates That Democratic Backsliding Isn’t a Symptom of Just Rightist Politics

Mexico’s left-wing populist president Andrés Manuel López Obrador has done his utmost to imperil democracy.

New York Dems Received Thousands from Alleged Chinese Police Station Operatives

A senior FBI counterintelligence official warned that regimes like China are trying to ‘influence or interfere’ in American politics.

Nearly Two-Thirds of Democrats Think Feinstein Should Resign: Poll

The 89-year-old senator has missed weeks of work since being diagnosed with shingles in March.

Supreme Court Extends Stay Allowing Abortion Pills to Remain on Market

The lawsuit claims that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration never had the authority to approve the two-pill chemical-abortion regimen.

Heritage Foundation marks 50 years with celebratory summit

Let's all send good tidings to the Heritage Foundation, which turned 50 years old on Feb. 16. The celebration of that auspicious event, however, will be marked by an timely two-day leadership summit which begins Thursday and concludes Friday with an evening gala at a glittering resort a few miles south of the nation's capital.

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