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GOP Lawmakers Barred From Checking Prison Conditions for Jan. 6 Inmates
BY KEN SILVA Two days after being denied entrance into the Department of Justice and then being chased away by protesters, four Republican lawmakers probing the conditions of the inmates…
New restrictions on Washington state police may lead to spike in crime
By Danielle Wallace , Andrew Murray As the most sweeping police reform in the nation takes effect in Washington state over a year after the death of George Floyd, law…
White House Announces ‘Bipartisan’ Infrastructure Deal
BY JACK PHILLIPS The White House and several senators announced Wednesday that they’ve reached a deal that would provide $550 billion in new federal investment into U.S. infrastructure, coming after…
National Police Association: Congress Should Investigate 2020 Riots, Not Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
BY JACK PHILLIPS The National Police Association lobbying group has said that the House hearing into the Jan. 6 Capitol incident is politically motivated, urging Congress to instead investigate left-wing…
Teachers’ Union Head Doesn’t Rule Out Strike as States Opt for Right to Choose Over School Mask Mandate
BY GQ PAN American Federation of Teachers (AFT) president Randi Weingarten on Wednesday said it is necessary to enforce that all K-12 students and staff wear masks in order to…
Texas Gov. Abbott Issues Executive Order Limiting Transportation of Illegal Aliens
BY IVAN PENTCHOUKOV Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) issued an executive order on Wednesday restricting the ground transportation of illegal aliens detained by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents. The…
Desalination advances in California despite opponents pushing for alternatives
Daniel Trotta HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., July 28 (Reuters) – Environmentalists say desalination decimates ocean life, costs too much money and energy, and soon will be made obsolete by water recycling.…
Coca-Cola, Which Opposed Georgia’s Voter Law, Dodged Questions on Chinese Repression
Aila Slisco Republican lawmakers blasted Coca-Cola for not demanding that the 2022 Winter Olympics be moved from China over alleged human rights violations on Tuesday, months after the company condemned…
Resettlement of Unaccompanied Minors Divides Michigan Town
BY STEVEN KOVAC A group of more than 350 illegal immigrants waits for Border Patrol after crossing the Rio Grande from Mexico into Del Rio, Texas, on July 25, 2021.…
Only 13 Percent of the 500,000 Migrants Released in US Have Reported to ICE
Natalie Colarossi Only 13 percent of some 50,000 migrants who were released into the country after illegally crossing the U.S. Southern border have reported to a mandatory meeting with Immigration…
Twitter Suspends Accounts Linked to US Election Audits
By Eric Mack The silencing of conservatives by Twitter has extended to those seeking to audit the 2020 presidential election results, including the first of its kind in Maricopa County,…
Tech Giants to Use Government Intel List to Police Content to Target White Supremacists: Report
BY IVAN PENTCHOUKOV A private counterterrorism group formed by the world’s biggest tech companies, including Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, will use lists produced by government intelligence agencies to police content…