Politics

• NYC Grand Jury Has Yet to Indict Donald Trump in Hush-Money Case A Manhattan grand jury determining whether to indict former President Donald Trump reconvened at noon on Thursday after abruptly taking the day off on Wednesday. Mar 23, 2023

  

  NYC Grand Jury Has Yet to Indict Donald Trump in Hush-Money Case
• Will Donald Trump Be Indicted Today? A Week “Unlike Any Other in American Politics” Our political culture is divided to a depth that raises questions about our national future. A former president of the United States and current leader for his party’s presidential nomination is either the victim of a partisan... Mar 21, 2023

  

  Will Donald Trump Be Indicted Today? A Week “Unlike Any Other in American Politics”
• Should the United States Get a “National Divorce”? Should America get a divorce from itself? Twenty percent of Americans think so, believing Republican- and Democratic-leaning states should split into separate countries. Mar 20, 2023

  

  Should the United States Get a “National Divorce”?
• North Dakota Lawmakers Turn Backs on Chaplain during Pluralistic Invocation Prayer Last month, two North Dakota Republican lawmakers turned their backs on a chaplain as she led them in prayer. Mar 17, 2023

  North Dakota Lawmakers Turn Backs on Chaplain during Pluralistic Invocation Prayer
• State Laws Banning Transgender Surgeries for Minors Are 'Cruel,' 'Close to Sinful,' Biden Says President Joe Biden recently called state laws banning gender transition surgeries for minors “cruel” and “close to sinful.” Mar 15, 2023

  State Laws Banning Transgender Surgeries for Minors Are 'Cruel,' 'Close to Sinful,' Biden Says
• Arkansas Lawmakers Approve Proposal for 'Momument to the Unborn,' Send it to Governor Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is considering approval of a monument that would commemorate unborn babies aborted in Arkansas before Roe v. Wade was reversed. Mar 15, 2023

  Arkansas Lawmakers Approve Proposal for 'Momument to the Unborn,' Send it to Governor
• Kentucky Senate Passes Bill to Limit Drag Shows in Public Spaces Republican lawmakers in Kentucky pushed a bill on Thursday that would place limits on drag shows in the state. Mar 14, 2023

  Kentucky Senate Passes Bill to Limit Drag Shows in Public Spaces
• Jimmy Carter’s Most Infamous Speech was Forty-Four Years Too Early In the wake of the announcement that former President Jimmy Carter will spend his remaining days at home, political observers have reappraised different aspects of his presidency. By any objective measure, Carter’s Presidency... Mar 13, 2023

  Jimmy Carter’s Most Infamous Speech was Forty-Four Years Too Early
• California Cuts Ties with Walgreens for Its Decision Not to Dispense Abortion Pill in 20 GOP States California governor Gavin Newsom announced this week that the state would cut ties with Walgreens after the pharmacy giant announced that it would not dispense the abortion pill in certain areas across the U.S. Mar 10, 2023

  California Cuts Ties with Walgreens for Its Decision Not to Dispense Abortion Pill in 20 GOP States
• Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Signs Education Reform Bill into Law On Wednesday, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed a bill into law that will launch a universal school program and ban any teaching about sexuality before the fifth grade. Mar 09, 2023

  Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Signs Education Reform Bill into Law