March

White House Plans to ‘Vaccinate the World’

Virtual meeting between U.S., Germany, Belize, Indonesia, Senegal aimed at "ending the acute phase" of the coronavirus pandemic, White House says.

Vast Majority of Americans Back Florida’s Limits on Gender Indoctrination

A new poll reveals that nearly two of three Americans endorse a new state law in Florida limiting the gender lessons that can be imposed on children in kindergarten through third grade, with only self-described "liberals" mounting any serious objection to it.

Over 221,000 Illegal Immigrants Encountered at Southwest Border in March: DHS Report

18,000 expected to cross daily after Title 42 removal.

Biden’s New Border Policy Allows Mentally Ill, Disabled, Pregnant to Cross

Memo sent to Border Patrol creates widespread exemptions to health rule starting Thursday.

Biden’s Immigration Damage: WSJ Opinion

Is President Biden a closet immigration restrictionist?

Christians in Lands of Persecution Fear Attacks on Easter

"526 Christians have lost their lives while celebrating Easter over the past seven years."

Ohio University Pays $400,000 in Damages to Professor Who Refused to Use Student’s Preferred Pronouns

Public university in Ohio will pay $400,000 to a philosophy professor who refused to use a student's preferred pronouns.

Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks Says Committee Chairmanships Are ‘Literally’ Bought

Seats on Congress’ most powerful committees are literally offered for sale to special interest groups, said Representative Mo Brooks.

Court Document: 221K Illegal Migrants Encountered at Border in March

According to a court document filed Friday in the federal lawsuit between Texas and Missouri against the administration of President Joe Biden, Customs and Border Protection agents encountered more than 221,000 illegal migrants along the southern border in March. "For the ...

Virginia Governor’s Ban on Teaching ‘Divisive Concepts’ Sparks Battle Over Race-Based U.S. History

Virginia’s ban on teaching “inherently divisive concepts” about race in K-12 public schools is stirring debate about whether Black history can still be taught or a newly unified history for all Americans will dominate classrooms.

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