Politics

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  No Party Earns a Majority in Israel's Election for Prime Minister No single party was able to gain enough votes to secure a majority in parliament following Israel's fourth election for Prime Minister in just over two years. Amanda Casanova Mar 26, 2021
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  Biden Holds First News Conference Since Taking Office On Thursday, President Joe Biden held his first news conference since becoming president. During the conference, Biden spoke on many of the major topics facing America, including Congressional relations,... Amanda Casanova Mar 26, 2021
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  Tax-Funded Abortion for 'Every Person' in America Is Goal of New Democratic Bill On Thursday, a coalition of leading Democrats introduced a bill that would repeal existing law and require taxpayer-funding of abortion, making it a federal policy to “ensure access to abortion services” for... Michael Foust Mar 26, 2021
• Tenn. Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Ban Textbooks, Materials Containing LGBTQ+ Content from Public Schools A Tennessee lawmaker has introduced legislation that seeks to prohibit the use of textbooks and instructional materials containing LGBTQ+ content from public schools. Milton Quintanilla Mar 26, 2021
• Arkansas Becomes Second State to Ban Transgender Athletes from Competing in Female Sports On Thursday, Arkansas' governor signed a bill into law that bans transgender athletes from competing in female sports. Milton Quintanilla Mar 26, 2021
• The Curious Case of Kristi Noem South Dakota Governor Kristie Noem shocked conservatives when she vetoed a proposed bill banning transgender athletes from competing alongside biological girls.  John Stonestreet & David Carlson Mar 26, 2021
• North Carolina Lawmakers Push Legislation to Ban Transgender Athletes from Female Sports On Monday, three North Carolina lawmakers introduced legislation that would stop women from being “forced to compete against men playing on women’s sports teams.” Milton Quintanilla Mar 25, 2021
• North Korea Sends 'Message' to U.S. by Test-Firing Ballistic Missiles North Korea recently test-fired ballistic missiles, escalating tensions in the region and around the world. John Paluska Mar 25, 2021
• Israel Could Be Heading Towards its Fifth Election in Just over Two Years The election for Israel's Prime Minister could be heading toward another deadlock, which will send the country to a historic fifth election in a little more than two years. Amanda Casanova Mar 25, 2021
• Transgender Doctor Rachel Levine Confirmed By Senate as HHS Assistant Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine became the first openly transgender federal official to be appointed by the Senate when the U.S. Senate confirmed Levine as the assistant secretary of the Department of Health and Human... Milton Quintanilla Mar 25, 2021
• Satanists Sue Arkansas, Want Pagan Idol Statue Erected Alongside Ten Commandments at Capitol Members of the Satanic Temple have filed a suit against the state of Arkansas over a Ten Commandments monument that was erected on the state capital's property. The Satanic Temple is arguing that if the Ten... Michael Foust Mar 24, 2021
• SD Gov. Kristi Noem to Launch Multi-State Coalition Protecting Female Sports from Trans Athletes South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem announced the creation of a multi-state coalition designed to protect women's sports from having to include transgender athletes. Milton Quintanilla Mar 23, 2021