Legislation

In a landmark ruling on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez deemed California's 33-year-old ban on assault weapons as unconstitutional.

Arkansas has mandated a Chinese-owned company, a subsidiary of Syngenta Seeds, to sell its 160-acre property located in Craighead County, in line with the state's Act 636.

She's now mandated to "testify truthfully against her co-defendants."

In the backdrop of this appeal, discussions have been initiated within the Biden administration, in collaboration with congressional members, to potentially curate a larger combined aid package.

The nonprofit organization Do No Harm released its "Detransitioner Bill of Rights" to provide the framework for legislation that would protect minors from "gender-affirming care."

In a recent episode of the "Independent Truths" podcast hosted by Dr. Scott Atlas, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) voiced concerns over an antiquated federal law that appears to give the U.S. president the authority to shut down all communications.

"I believe Israel would benefit if the US ends all foreign aid, since much of it goes to Israel’s enemies," writes Dr. Paul.

A member of the so-called "Squad" called on the United States to accept Palestinian refugees.

Benny Gantz, previously serving as the defense minister and military chief of staff, disclosed a joint statement with Netanyahu detailing the formation of a specialized "war-management" Cabinet.

Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) announced that Florida will increase sanctions against Iranian businesses.