Americans Assaulted In Kabul By Taliban
OAN NewsroomUPDATED 7:40 AM PT – Saturday, August 21, 2021 The U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said American citizens were being beaten by the Taliban in attempt to evacuate Afghanistan.…
Washington State Employee Says Gov. Jay Inslee’s Vaccine Mandate is Demoralizing
By Matt McGregor A Washington state government worker said Gov. Jay Inslee’s vaccine mandate announcement was the “last straw” in a steady decline of morale within his department. On Aug.…
Beijing Continues to Capitalize on US Withdrawal From Afghanistan for Propaganda Campaign
By Rita Li Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said the United States withdrawal from Afghanistan was “a laughingstock,” during a daily press conference on Aug. 19, as part of…
Mask, vaccine conflicts descend into violence and harassment
By JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER, TERRY TANG and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ, Associated Press The Hawaii lieutenant governor watched in horror as protesters showed up outside his condo, yelled at him through…
When black Americans choose where to live, they choose GOP-run Texas, Florida, and Georgia
Timothy P. Carney If you consult the likes of Paul Krugman or MSNBC, you’ll hear that Texas, Florida, and Georgia are failed states, run into the ground by right-wing ideologues.…
Homeschooling Just Crossed the Tipping Point in America
By Annie Holmquist Commentary In the months before COVID hit, a number of my friends began a new phase of motherhood by starting careers as homeschool teachers. They expressed normal…
Texas schools can mandate masks in defiance of Gov. Abbott’s executive order pending legal challenges
By Paul Best Texas schools will not have to obey Gov. Greg Abbott’s ban on mask mandates while lawsuits challenging his executive order make their way through the legal system,…
US Supreme Court Intervenes in ‘Remain in Mexico’ Case, Blocking Program’s Revival
By Zachary Stieber The United States Supreme Court on Friday blocked the reinstatement of the “Remain in Mexico” program, intervening just hours before President Joe Biden’s administration would have had…
Texas House back in business as enough Democrats return to form quorum
By Caitlin McFall The Texas state House formed a quorum Thursday, following a six-week long break in business after more than 50 Democrats fled to Washington, D.C. in an attempt…
Black father tells board CRT keeps racism on ‘life support’, moments later they vote to ban it
By Emma Colton A father in Colorado Springs who is the descendant of slaves slammed critical race theory during a public school district’s board meeting, saying racism in America would…
GOP rift opens up over resettling Afghan refugees
Alex Gangitano and Cristina Marcos The plight of Afghan allies desperately trying to flee the Taliban is exposing divisions among Republicans, with some pressing the Biden administration to help resettle…
Biden’s eviction ban raises serious constitutional issues
by J. Kennerly Davis Jr On Aug. 3, the Biden administration reinstituted a nationwide eviction moratorium to extend the one that had expired on July 31. The administration took this…