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Biden Administration Announces $7.4 Billion Student Debt Forgiveness for Over 270,000 Borrowers

The Biden administration announced on Friday that it will forgive $7.4 billion in student debt for 277,000 borrowers, marking the latest round of loan...

GOP Senators Demand Chuck Schumer Allow Mayorkas Impeachment Trial

Forty-three Republican Senators sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, demanding he allow an impeachment trial against Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Elementary School Denies Prayer Club, Welcomes Pride Club

A Washington elementary school has been accused of violating two students' First Amendment rights after it denied their request to create a prayer club.

Planned Parenthood Refuses to Disclose Records for Minors’ Sex Changes

Planned Parenthood refused to comply with a court order mandating that they disclose patient records for Missouri minors' gender transitions.

Iowa Governor Signs ‘Illegal Reentry’ Bill Allowing State to Arrest Some Migrants

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds (R) signed a bill that makes it illegal for a migrant to be in that state if they were previously denied entry into the United States.

Woman Who Took Ashley Biden’s Diary Receives One-Month Imprisonment

Aimee Harris, the woman who took Ashley Biden's diary, received a one-month prison sentence from a Manhattan federal court judge.

Liberal Pastors Sign Declaration Against Christian Nationalism

A group of pastors gathered at Yale Divinity School's Center for Public Theology and Public Policy in New Haven, Connecticut, to sign a declaration opposing "religious nationalism."

Billions of Dollars Lost in COVID Fraud: 2024 Report

The Department of Justice (DOJ) released its 2024 report from the COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force (CFETF), detailing the "widespread fraud involving many COVID-19 relief programs."

Trump and Co-Defendants Appeal Ruling on District Attorney in Georgia Case

Donald Trump and his co-defendants in Georgia are appealing Judge Scott McAfee’s decision allowing the Fulton County district attorney to remain on the case....

Income Tax: American Minute with Bill Federer

On APRIL 15, 1865, President Lincoln died. He was shot the night before in Ford's Theater. On APRIL 15, 1912, the Titanic sank. It struck an iceberg the night...

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