Politics

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  Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin Announces Run for Congress Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has announced that she will run for Congress after Republican Rep. Don Young passed away last month, leaving a vacancy in the U.S. House of Representatives. Milton Quintanilla Apr 04, 2022
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  NYC Mayor Fires Christian Education Advisor over Her Biblical Views on Gender, Sexuality New York City Mayor Eric Adams has fired an education advisor from the city's Panel for Education Policy after the New York Daily News reported on some of her past writings on gender and sexuality. Milton Quintanilla Apr 01, 2022
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  Biden Administration Endorses 'Gender Affirming Care' for Kids, Youth On Thursday, observed by some as Transgender Day of Visibility, the Biden administration announced its support for children and adolescents seeking "gender-affirming care." Milton Quintanilla Apr 01, 2022
• Poll: Americans Support Florida Parental Rights Law 2-to-1 When Read Actual Text Florida’s new parental rights law may be controversial within much of the mainstream media, but it’s not so contentious among Americans, according to a new survey. Michael Foust Apr 01, 2022
• AOC, Other Democrats Call on Clarence Thomas to Resign in Wake of Wife's Texts At least five House Democrats have called on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to resign or face impeachment in light of archived text messages showing that his wife wanted the 2020 election results to... Michael Foust Mar 30, 2022
• A Rising Threat to Our Children My purpose in today’s Daily Article is not to provide a comprehensive discussion of the legislation. Rather, as a cultural philosopher, I want to focus on the worldview issues it represents since they are... Jim Denison Mar 30, 2022
• DeSantis Signs Bill Banning Instruction on LGBT Issues in K-3rd Grade Classrooms Ron DeSantis, the Republican governor of Florida, has signed a bill banning instruction about LGBTQ+ issues in kindergarten to 3rd-grade classrooms. Milton Quintanilla Mar 29, 2022
• Biden Releases 2023 Budget Allowing Taxpayer Funding for Abortion President Biden released a proposed budget Monday that, for the second straight year, omits bipartisan language prohibiting taxpayer funding of abortion. Michael Foust Mar 29, 2022
• U.S. to Accept 100,000 Refugees from Ukraine On Thursday, the White House announced that the United States will take in 100,000 Ukrainian refugees and provide $1 billion to fund humanitarian aid initiatives for the Ukrainian people. Kayla Koslosky Mar 25, 2022
• Biden and NATO Leaders Hold 'Extraordinary' Summit in Belgium The United States and its NATO allies are “as strong and united” as ever in standing against Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine, President Biden said Thursday following meetings in Belgium and Poland with... Michael Foust Mar 24, 2022
• The U.S. Formally Accuses Russia of Committing War Crimes in Ukraine The United States has formally accused Russia of war crimes amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Milton Quintanilla Mar 24, 2022
• Madeleine Albright, the First Female Secretary of State, Dead at 84 Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright passed away from cancer on Wednesday. She was 84. Kayla Koslosky Mar 24, 2022