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California Sues Beach City Over Voter Identification Measure

California is suing the coast city of Huntington Beach over its voter identification measure which requires residents to present proof of identification when voting at in-person polling locations.

Coast Guard Officials Stop 16 Illegals on Homemade Boat, Return to Cuba

United States Coast Guard officials caught 16 immigrants traveling on what looked like a homemade boat and sent them back to Cuba.

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.

Fauci Advisor Privately Messaged Peter Daszak, Avoided Transparency Laws

Dr. Anthony Fauci's top advisor, Dr. David Morens, sent several emails from his personal account to zoologist Peter Daszak, subverting COVID-19 transparency laws.

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.

Biden Campaign Criticizes Media’s Portrayal of Trump’s Abortion Position

President Biden's 2024 campaign criticized media coverage of former President Donald Trump's stance on abortion, calling for greater accuracy in reporting during a press...

Attorneys General Accuse Merrick Garland of ‘Sowing Seeds of Distrust Among American Electorate’

Sixteen attorneys general wrote a letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, stating the Justice Department has been weaponized against U.S. states.

California’s $24 Billion Homelessness Efforts Lacked Tracking, Audit Reveals

California spent $24 billion over the past five years to combat homelessness without consistently tracking whether the massive expenditure improved the situation, a state...

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...

Arizona Supreme Court Upholds 160-Year-Old Abortion Ban

In a 4-2 decision, the Arizona Supreme Court upheld a 160-year-old abortion ban, reversing an appeals court ruling.

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