Politics

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  Senate Committee Passes Bill That Would Force Women to Register for Draft On Tuesday, a Senate committee passed an annual defense bill with a landmark amendment that would force women to register with Selective Service and be eligible to be drafted into war. Michael Foust Jul 23, 2021
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  Local COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates Are Likely following Full FDA Authorization The former COVID response coordinator to President Joe Biden told NBC News this week that he expects to see local mandates for the COVID-19 vaccine after the vaccines gain full FDA approval. Amanda Casanova Jul 23, 2021
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  Former Obama, Trump Doctor Predicts Biden Will Face 25th Amendment, Be Asked to Resign 'For Medical Issues' A former White House physician to former Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump said he believes President Joe Biden will be forced to resign or face the 25th Amendment because of "medical issues." Milton Quintanilla Jul 23, 2021
• How You Can Help Repair Our Broken Political System Perhaps by focusing on local government and praying for our leaders, we can begin to close the ever-growing divide in our culture and politics. Scott Slayton Jul 23, 2021
• McConnell Warns: Democrats Pushing 'Radical' Plan for Tax-Funded Abortion Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is warning that Congressional Democrats have a "radical" plan to legalize taxpayer-funded abortion. Michael Foust Jul 22, 2021
• Court Overturns California Law that Criminalizes Pronoun Misuse A state appeals court has overturned a California law criminalizing "misgendering" and the misuse of personal pronouns. Michael Foust Jul 22, 2021
• Florida Man Gets 8 Months in Prison in First Capitol Riot Felony Case On Monday, a Florida man was sentenced to 8 months in prison and fined $2,000 for his participation in the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol Building. Milton Quintanilla Jul 21, 2021
• Women Would Be Forced to Register for Draft under New Democratic Proposal Senate Democrats have proposed a new law that would require young women to register for Selective Service, thereby making them eligible for being drafted into war. Michael Foust Jul 21, 2021
• Republicans Twice as Likely as Democrats to Have 'Confidence' in Church, Gallup Finds According to a new Gallup poll, Republicans are more likely to express confidence in the police and the church, while Democrats are more likely to have confidence in the media and public schools. Michael Foust Jul 20, 2021
• Justice Department Plans to Appeal Decision by Texas Judge Deeming DACA Unlawful The U.S. Justice Department is planning to appeal a decision made by a Texas judge that deemed the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program illegal. Amanda Casanova Jul 20, 2021
• 'Nearly Unprecedented': Law That Forces Churches to Pay for Abortion Is Challenged This month, a federal appeals court heard arguments in a major case involving a Washington state law that forces employers to cover abortion in their health insurance plans. Michael Foust Jul 16, 2021
• Parents File Lawsuit against Washington D.C. over Law Allowing Officials to Vaccinate Children without Parental Consent Amanda Casanova Jul 15, 2021