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Ditch this Jim Crow-era mandate that hurts minorities most

Congress passed a “prevailing wage” law in 1931 specifically intended to favor white workers and white-only labor unions over nonunionized and minority workers.

Ex-porn star Lisa Ann breaks down her body of work

Lisa Ann: “I’m from Easton, Penn. In the industry 30 years. I saw adult film stars seeing the world, so I started working clubs...

The BLM grifters’ new twist: Paying off their critics

Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation's latest financial disclosure shows it ended the last tax year with a $9 million deficit.

CBO Projects Debt-Ceiling Deal to Reduce Budget Deficits by $1.5 Trillion over Next Decade

The projection by the nonpartisan office Tuesday follows frustration from the House Freedom Caucus that the deal does not go far enough.

House Republican Leadership Touts ‘Transformative Permitting Reform’ in Debt-Ceiling Deal

The reforms represent the first time Congress has pursued any substantial changes to the National Environmental Policy Act in over 40 years.

MLB Star Apologizes after Urging Boycotts of Target, Bud Light for Trans Campaigns

Prompted by reporters Tuesday, Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass backtracked on his support of anti-LGBT consumer activism.

DeSantis tests Trump’s popularity among Republicans with Iowa campaign rollout

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis began his quest to end former President Donald Trump's reign over the Republican Party, launching his White House bid on Tuesday in a packed church west of Des Moines, Iowa, where he gave voters a close-up look at the Republican candidate.

Nevada’s GOP governor approves abortion protections in rare cross-party move

Nevada's Joe Lombardo on Tuesday became one of the first Republican governors to enshrine protections for out-of-state abortion patients and in-state providers, adding the western swing state to the list of those passing new laws to solidify their status as safe havens for people seeking abortions.

Freedom Caucus threatens ouster as McCarthy rushes forward with debt-limit vote

Speaker Kevin McCarthy is rushing forward a vote on a bipartisan agreement to hike the nation's debt limit until after the 2024 election, even as a brewing revolt from hard-right members of the House Freedom Caucus casts doubt on his future as leader.

House GOP to advance contempt resolution against FBI director over Biden pay-to-play documents

House Republicans on Tuesday vowed to advance a contempt resolution against FBI Director Christopher A. Wray after he missed the deadline to turn over subpoenaed records from an investigation into an alleged pay-to-play scheme by President Biden when he was vice president in the Obama White House.

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