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Latest immigration fight unfairly targets religious organizations 

Republican senators have returned from their August recess with a familiar goal of tightening border security. This time, however, customary debates over immigration policy have taken an ugly anti-religious turn. Last week, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) introduced a version of the Secure The Border Act passed earlier this year in the House. Along with familiar proposals like border walls and...

Newsom vetoes bill requiring gender identity to be considered in custody battles 

California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill late Friday night that would have required judges to consider whether parents have affirmed the gender identity of their children amid custody disputes. Newsom argued that other politicians could use it as a strategy to “diminish civil rights of vulnerable populations.” The bill, introduced by state Assemblywoman Lori...

Ecosystem economics: How the Biden administration is finally giving nature its due 

If a tree stands in the forest, and there’s no economist around to tabulate its benefits to humans, do those benefits still exist?   For government agencies, the answer has long been, “No.”

Ramaswamy calls Biden’s trip to UAW picket line a ‘smokescreen to deflect reality’ 

GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Saturday called President Biden’s upcoming trip to visit striking auto workers in Michigan a “smokescreen to deflect reality.”  "Biden’s trip to 'protest' in Michigan is a smokescreen to deflect reality & the UAW strike is just a symptom of the deeper problem: a trifecta of rising prices + rising...

Ukraine launches another missile attack in Crimea amid counteroffensive

Ukraine launched a second missile attack on the Crimean city of Sevastopol early Saturday amid the country’s counteroffensive against Russian occupation in the region. Two missile strikes were intercepted in the air and debris damaged a pier and a park in the city, Gov. Mikhail Razvozhayev said on Telegram. The attack comes a day after...

First cannabis regulator in Minnesota steps down, one day after appointment

The woman selected to lead the regulation of cannabis in Minnesota announced Friday that she will step down after allegations arose that she sold illegal products at her cannabis store. The decision comes just one after Gov. Tim Walz (D) appointed Erin DuPree as Minnesota's first director of the Office of Cannabis Management. Reports allege...

Poland’s PM to Zelensky after ‘political theater’ UN remarks: Never ‘insult Poles again’

Poland Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to never “insult Poles again” after he suggested its neighboring country was putting on “political theater” over grain export disputes.  Zelensky made blanketed statements at the United Nations General Assembly earlier this week, claiming “some of our friends in Europe” have “made a thriller from...

Media figures post identical ‘talking points’ equating Menendez indictment with Clarence Thomas accusations

An identical message was spread across social media, equating the indictment of Sen. Bob Menendez on bribery charges to alleged ethics violations by Justice Clarence Thomas.

Hungarian foreign minister slams ‘lecturing’ Biden admin, hopes for return to Trump-era

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto says that Hungary is hoping that its relationship with the U.S. will improve to the "mutual respect" that was seen under President Trump.

Dallas Dem Party blasts ‘self centered’ mayor’s ‘values’ for switching to GOP: ‘Insult to the electorate’

Texas Democratic officials are blasting the mayor of Dallas, Texas, after he announced on Friday he is leaving the party and joining the GOP

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