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Trump on Late-Term Abortion: Promises Made, Promises Broken?

As president, Donald Trump was committed to ending ‘painful late-term abortions nationwide,’ but his campaign now says abortion policy should be left to the...

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen extends olive branch with China policy speech

The Biden administration's top voice on economic policy called this week for a return to policies of greater economic and other engagement with China, despite Beijing's shift from market reforms and rising anti-U.S. sentiment in Beijing.

Report: Hunter Biden’s attorneys to meet with Justice Department

Hunter Biden's legal team is scheduled to meet next week with the U.S. attorney overseeing the investigation into the president's son, according to reports.

Rapper Afroman formally enters 2024 presidential race

Rapper Afroman, known best for hits "Colt 45 and 2 Zig Zags" and "Because I Got High" has filed the paperwork to run for president as an independent.

Supreme Court takes on the administrative state and power-hungry bureaucrats

Justice Clarence Thomas sent a warning shot across the bow of the expansive administrative state in a recent opinion suggesting it was time the court upend the litany of agencies that act as quasi-judges and slap fines or other penalties on people with only an abbreviated chance for regular judges to get involved.

Mississippi OKs more state policing in mostly Black city

Mississippi's Republican governor signed a bill on Friday to expand the territory of a state-run police department inside the majority-Black capital city of Jackson, and the new law is expected to face a court challenge from the NAACP.

Bill de Blasio’s failed presidential campaign fined for financial errors

The Federal Election Commission has imposed a $53,100 fine on three committees associated with former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's failed bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.

Did everyone on the Left forget about legacy media’s ‘Hands up, don’t shoot’ or Covington Catholic lies?

After the reported settlement between Fox News and Dominion, many pundits, politicians, Hollywood actors, and social media “influencers” took a victory lap this week. In near unison, they gleefully touted that Fox being forced to pay $787 million as part of its settlement with the voting machine company was finally proof that the network was a purveyor of misinformation. If only these people held themselves and their preferred political party to such standards.

It’s time to start tracking all misinformation spread by the Biden administration

During the 2020 presidential campaign, nearly every Democrat criticized the alleged number of lies then-President Donald Trump told during his time in office. Additionally, the media jumped in and repeated the "Trump lies" messaging. The Washington Post even supposedly tallied up and kept track of Trump's lies, saying the former president told 30,573 lies over four years. And as a citizen of the country, I honestly think there is nothing wrong with that — politically biased as it may be. The people should know when their president isn't telling the truth.

Will Sudan’s conflict descend into a proxy war?

The African nation of Sudan is no stranger to conflict. Since Sudan declared independence from the U.K. and Egypt in 1956, there have been too many insurgencies and civil conflicts to count. One of the deadliest ended in 2005, when Khartoum signed a deal with Sudan’s People Liberation Movement/Army to grant the South Sudanese the ability to secede and create their own state. The war in Darfur in the early 2000s claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and turned former Sudanese dictator Omar Hassan al Bashir into an international outcast.

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