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State Department Appoints Chief DEI Officer Intent on Dismantling ‘Traditional’ Systems

Carr Johnson co-founded Black Women Disrupt, an organization that seeks to ‘break paradigms of poverty, inequality and exclusion of Black communities.’

The Biden Administration’s Dubious Record on Conscience Rights

That record undercuts the FDA’s conscience-protections ‘backstop’ theory in the Supreme Court abortion-drug case.

Department of Education Opens Investigation into Antisemitism at Lehigh University

A student petition obtained by NR calls on the university to shut down pro-Israel groups on campus and issue a statement accusing Israel of...

Yes, Fight Anti-White Racism

It should indeed be a Trump priority.

Will an Abortion Referendum Help Democrats Overcome the GOP’s Florida Advantage in November?

‘This is going to cause us to have to work harder. There’s no question about it,’ said Florida Republican official Peter Feaman.

UCLA’s Med School Pushes Leftist Political Propaganda

Some officials in the medical school think it’s fine to compel busy students to waste their time on political propaganda.

Colorado Advances Bill to Halve Wait Time for Physician-Assisted Suicide

The bill also adds registered nurses to the list of who can prescribe the drugs.

Biden enlists Bernie Sanders to highlight Democratic-GOP contrasts on health care

President Biden linked arms with Sen. Bernie Sanders, a hero to the progressive left, on Wednesday to burnish his brand as Big Pharma's chief nemesis and push for an extension of newly adopted drug savings to all Americans -- not just seniors on Medicare.

Most voters back Supreme Court decision keeping Trump on ballot

Most people approve of the Supreme Court's decision to keep former President Donald Trump on the ballot, but they're skeptical of his claim of absolute immunity from prosecution, which the justices will weigh this month, according to a new poll published Wednesday.

Texas defends border law before appeals court

Texas was back before a panel of federal judges Wednesday to defend its on-again-off-again border law, telling the court the state has marched right up to the line of what's legal in dealing with illegal immigrants but has not crossed over it.

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