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Republicans don’t need to run from conservatism to be popular

At a time when establishment media pundits, and even some Republicans, are insisting that the GOP should distance itself from conservative policies, conservative governors in swing states are seeing all-time high approval ratings.

Whistleblower could be the ‘Deep Throat’ against Hunter and Joe Biden

That a whistleblower is set to report about political interference in the investigation into presidential son Hunter Biden is no surprise. The investigation, or rather what looks like a failure to investigate, has smelled of corruption for years. We can only hope that with a whistleblower now willing to talk, the liberal media finally will treat this corruption as the full-blown scandal it seems to be.

Lawmakers face opportunities with 2023 farm bill

Major policy discussions currently underway in Washington are wrapped around one piece of legislation that will impact Americans’ relationship with food for years to come: The 2023 farm bill. Last reviewed, passed and signed into law in 2018, the farm bill is once again up for discussion. And with discussion comes opportunity for change. One...

Patty Murray becomes first woman to cast 10,000 votes in Senate history

Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) on Thursday became the first woman in Senate history to cast 10,000 votes in the chamber. Murray, who is the first female Senate president pro tempore, announced the milestone in a post on her Twitter account, vowing that she will not be the only woman to reach the achievement.   “I...

DeSantis signs bill ending unanimous death penalty requirement after Parkland verdict backlash

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a bill ending the state’s requirement of a unanimous jury recommendation for a death sentence in a capital felony case. “Today, I signed legislation ensuring the victims of the most heinous crimes get justice. Once a defendant in a capital case is found guilty by a unanimous jury, one...

Guns apprehended at airport checkpoints rise in first quarter of 2023: TSA

The number of guns collected at airport checkpoints jumped in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period last year, according to new Transportation Security Administration (TSA) data. TSA officers apprehended 1,508 firearms during the first quarter, which ended March 31, and found 93 percent of the guns were loaded. It was a...

Chief Justice John Roberts summoned to Capitol Hill

{beacon} Evening Report Thursday, April 20   © AP Senate chairman asks chief justice to testify Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is facing rising calls from Democratic lawmakers to get more involved in scrutinizing details surrounding Justice Clarence Thomas's undisclosed luxury trips. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, sent...

Don’t let ChatGPT chatter overshadow earlier tech harms and biases

ChatGPT-4 has opened the door for this discussion where we all need to be welcomed into the room.

EPA proposes to ban most uses of toxic paint remover

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed on Thursday to ban most uses of a toxic chemical used in paint removal. The proposal would ban most industrial and commercial uses of methylene chloride, which, in addition to paint removal,  is used as a solvent in making pharmaceuticals and in electronics.  One study found that methylene-chloride exposure...

Charges against Baldwin in ‘Rust’ shooting being dropped, according to attorneys

Prosecutors are dropping charges against actor Alec Baldwin in the shooting that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the movie “Rust,” according to his legal team. Attorneys Luke Nikas and Alex Sprio said in a statement they are “pleased” with the decision to drop the charges and are calling for a full probe...

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