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Supreme Court turns away challenge to abortion clinic buffer zones

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a challenge to a precedent enabling states to enact laws prohibiting anti-abortion activists from approaching someone entering an abortion clinic. In 2000, the high court ruled that the First Amendment did not prohibit such a law in Colorado. Several of the Supreme Court’s conservatives have publicly cast...

GOP lawmakers demand Pentagon stop removal of Confederate memorial in Arlington National Cemetery

More than 40 House Republicans are writing to Pentagon Secretary Lloyd Austin demanding he pause the removal process of a Confederate memorial in Arlington National Cemetery.

GOP senator torches congressional leadership for considering NDAA extension for ‘spying’ on Americans

GOP Utah Senator Mike Lee lambasted congressional leadership over considering the NDAA with a provision to extend a controversial section of FISA.

John Kerry signals desire to remain in Biden admin ‘in one role or another’

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry is planning to continue his public climate advocacy and may remain in his position or another federal role, he said last week.

JD Vance says US must accept Ukraine will ‘cede some territory’ to Russia ahead of Zelenskyy’s DC visit

GOP Senator JD Vance says the Biden administration must accept Ukraine will "cede" land to Russia to end the war and stop "writing more blank checks."

Trump picks up more Senate GOP endorsements

More GOP senators are uniting behind Trump for the 2024 election. Sens. Katie Britt, Kevin Cramer and John Hoeven bring the GOP Senate support to 16.

SCOTUS takes a pass on challenge to blue state’s gay ‘conversion therapy’ ban

The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to Washington state's gay "conversion therapy" ban from a counselor who says the law violates his free speech rights.

‘Shameful’: AOC blasts Biden admin for blocking UN Gaza cease-fire resolution

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized the Biden administration after the U.S. blocked a U.N. Security Council resolution calling for a cease-fire in Gaza.

Over 500 Harvard faculty members support university president in letter to board after antisemitism hearing

More than 500 Harvard faculty members called on the board not to remove University President Claudine Gay following last week's antisemitism hearing.

Net Zero: Stigmatizing Disagreement

The EU is a technocracy, and this is playing into its green-energy stances.

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