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North Carolina sued over new state Senate maps

The newly redrawn district boundaries for the North Carolina state Senate divide predominantly Black counties in a way that dilutes the power of Black residents, according to a lawsuit filed Monday. The lawsuit — filed against the North Carolina State Board of Elections, the president of the state Senate and Speaker of the state House...

Texas attorney general opens probe into Media Matters over report on X ads

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) said Monday that his office is opening an investigation into Media Matters for America over its recent reports accusing X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, of placing ads for mainstream brands next to pro-Nazi and white nationalist content. Paxton’s office said it is investigating the liberal media watchdog...

4 policy fixes to address the paradigm shift at the southern border

Political slogans and a reversion to past failed strategies will not solve our border security problems.

Paris Hilton praises GOP lawmakers for sponsoring bipartisan Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act

Paris Hilton, who has alleged sexual abuse while at a teen facility in Utah in the '90s, thanked lawmakers for their work on the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act just days before Thanksgiving.

NRSC lobs attacks against Arizona lawmakers Sinema, Gallego: ‘We are going to keep exposing the truth’

The National Republican Senatorial Committee lobbed fresh attacks against Sen. Krysten Sinema and Rep. Ruben Gallego in a new 30-second ad.

Pentagon asks for $114M to spend on diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility in 2024

The Department of Defense is requesting approximately $114 million in funding for its diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility programs.

Texas AG Ken Paxton Launches Probe into Media Matters over Elon Musk Fraud Allegations

Paxton is investigating whether Media Matters ‘fraudulently manipulated data’ to portray X in a negative light.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 21

By a 52-48 vote (with all Republicans and three Democrats voting no), the Senate abolishes the filibuster—the 60-vote cloture threshold—for lower-court and executive-branch nominees.

Don’t Forget the Founding Fathers

Those of us who wish to solve our problems through a restoration of the founding principles are not cultists. We’re just conservatives.

Defining Poverty Up

Congress should reject proposals that redefine poverty in a way that answers liberal calls for ever-growing government benefits.

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