With little fanfare, the U.S. Senate in June confirmed the 125th federal court nominee of President Trump, continuing a brisk pace that is dramatically reshaping the judiciary into a more conservative bent.
With little fanfare, the U.S. Senate in June confirmed the 125th federal court nominee of President Trump, continuing a brisk pace that is dramatically reshaping the judiciary into a more conservative bent.
A three-judge panel has ordered that a public referendum be held on a new Missouri abortion law that bans abortions after eight weeks. The referendum application was originally submitted by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) but quickly denied on June 6 by Missouri’s Secretary of State, Jay Ashcroft.
The U.K. Foreign Office announced Wednesday that their ambassador to the United States had resigned, just days after cables in which he was critical of President Trump came to light.
Ross Perot – former presidential candidate and businessman – died Tuesday morning at the age of 89.
Vice President Mike Pence and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo both addressed a Christian pro-Israel group Monday (July 8), lifting up the U.S. ally as a bastion of inclusivity and railing against Iran.
Donald Trump has achieved his highest approval rating since becoming president. An ABC News/Washington Post poll indicated that some 44% of Americans now approve of Trump’s overall job performance, which marks an increase of 5 percentage points since a previous poll which was taken in April.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a pro-life law that banned abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. The law was due to come into effect on July 11.
On Wednesday, a federal appeals court overturned a major pro-life legal victory by once again blocking a Trump administration that could lead to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers from losing much of their federal funding.
America’s founders believed that the freedom to express political and religious opinions, even unpopular ones, was central to self-government. Still, the freedom of speech, like all freedoms, has its limits. We can’t just shout “Fire!” in a crowded theater, for example.
Today's festivities commemorating Independence Day at our nation's capital will be unlike any before in magnitude. It is this some political pundits, politicians, and other naysayers condemn.
