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Idaho Passes Bill Criminalizing Assisting Minors Across State Lines for Abortion Without Parental Consent

Idaho lawmakers have approved a bill criminalizing those who help minors cross state lines for abortions without parental consent, with up to five years in prison, and would allow family members of the unborn child to sue providers for up to $20,000.

CDC Buys Cellphone Location Data to Monitor COVID-19 Lockdown Compliance

The CDC paid one firm $420,000 and another $208,000 for access to data from at least 55 million cellphone users.

Republican Senator Pushes Bill to Ban Pentagon From Funding Abortions

Republican Iowa Senator Joni Ernst is leading a bill to overturn a Department of Defense (DOD) policy from February that funds travel for pregnant troops to other states for the purpose of obtaining an abortion.

Actress Tilda Swinton Will Not Follow Mask Mandates on Set of Next Project

British actress Tilda Swinton stated at the 2023 South by Southwest Festival (SXSW) that she will not be wearing a mask throughout the production of her latest project.

Texas Authorities Say Spring Breakers Should Avoid Travel To Mexico

Texas officials strongly advise against taking a trip south of the border for spring break this year, urging Texans to avoid travel to Mexico for the popular travel period and beyond

Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Banned From Entering U.S. Due to Vaccination Status

The world’s number one tennis player Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the Miami Open and the U.S. Open because he is still banned from entering the country owing to his vaccination status.

Native American Tribe Blocking Wisconsin Families In Homes Has Millions In Government Aid

The Native American tribe barricading dozens of Wisconsin families in their homes over a legal dispute regarding road infrastructure has accepted hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding.

Red Cross Packets Show Migrants Where to Cross the US Border

The American Red Cross has maps and guides for migrants to make the dangerous journeys to the U.S.-Mexico border, according to documents exclusively obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

How Should We Regard the President’s Treason?

In the four years of World War II, 300,000 American soldiers lost their lives, or 75,000 per year.

DOJ Sues to Stop JetBlue From Buying Spirit Airlines, Says Acquisition Would Mean ‘Higher Fares and Fewer Choices’

The Department of Justice sued to block JetBlue’s proposed $3.8 billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines, a deal that the Biden administration says would mean “higher prices and fewer choices” for Americans who rely on low-cost air travel.

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