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Illinois Gov Pritzker signs school cell phone ban starting this fall
As Illinois students return to school this fall, school boards and families will begin implementing a bell-to-bell cell phone ban, stemming from a new law that provides few exceptions for phone use during a school day.
MS NOW reporter who slammed Trump's China speech took 2011 trip funded by CCP-linked foundation
A journalist who took a trip paid for by a CCP-linked organization – undisclosed to readers – is now telling audiences that China's influence campaign is a "Trump fantasy." The oufit has since scrubbed the webpage with his byline from the internet.
Red carpet outrage meets White House action: Hollywood’s Trump blind spot
Despite years and repeated instances of celebrities and Democrats hysterically sceaming about forced labor, those who yelled the loudest are notably silent amid Trump’s crackdown on the human rights abuses.
Dhillon accuses NJ governor of not protecting law-abiding state residents in voter roll scandal
The accusation comes after Sherrill admitted last week that 6,660 noncitizens were accidentally registered to vote by the state's motor vehicle system, and that as many as 400 of those noncitizens did actually vote in a federal election illegally.
Trump administration formally bans gain-of-function research
The State and Health and Human Services departments claim that although biomedical research has produced lifesaving vaccines and medical breakthroughs, it must never come at the expense of public safety or national security.
Senate advances Lindsey Graham's Russian sanctions bill
The Senate is expected to vote on whether to pass the legislation on Wednesday, but voted Tuesday in a 86-12 split to end debate on the legislation and invoke cloture.
Trump asks Supreme Court to overturn $83M payment to Carroll
The latest request is related to the larger jury award, which the president urged the justices to reject, asserting that its 2024 decision giving presidents sweeping immunity for actions they take in office shielded him from liability in the case.
You Vote: With Fauci set to testify Wednesday following release of recordings, what do you expect?
"Americans are still reaping the consequences of Dr. Fauci's actions," Chairman James Comer said. "Biden's pardon doesn't cover Dr. Fauci's testimony this week and if he continues to lie, he must be held accountable."
Senate confirms Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence
The Senate voted to confirm Clayton in a 51-47 split that was along party-lines. Kentucky GOP Sen. Mitch McConnell and South Carolina GOP Sen. Darline Graham Nordone did not vote.
US military says Iran launched 'surprise attack' on American forces in Middle East
The surprise attack comes after President Donald Trump paused his strikes against the Middle Eastern country earlier this week in order to give peace negotiations another chance.
Federal judge rules Trump can amend $15 billion defamation lawsuit against NYT and refile it
The Florida judge said the New York Times will have 21 days after Trump amends his complaint to file their rebuttal.
Georgia teen shooter gets maximum sentence of life in prison without parole
16-year-old Colt Gray pleaded guilty to all 55 counts against him last week for fatally shooting two teachers and two students at Apalachee High School in September 2024. Nine others were wounded.
Comer warns Fauci that upcoming Senate testimony is not protected by Biden pardon
Biden pardoned Fauci hours before the former president left office last year, and Fauci is scheduled to testify in front of the Senate Homeland Security committee on Wednesday.
Cornyn says there is still no deal with Trump admin that would lead to Blanche confirmation
Cornyn's warning comes ahead of a critical vote on Blanche's nomination this Thursday, where Cornyn's opposition could sink the process.
Pentagon removes ex-DNI James Clapper's name from auditorium at Defense Intelligence Agency HQ
The War Department renamed the “Clapper Leadership Hall,” as the “Thomas Knowlton Leadership Hall,” after a continental Army officer who has become known as the “father of American military intelligence."
DeSantis: 'Basically zero' chance Senate passes SAVE America Act before recess
The SAVE America Act has languished in the upper chamber due, in part, to the 60-vote filibuster threshold for closing debate on legislation.
Trump eulogizes the late Lindsey Graham
Graham died unexpectedly earlier this month and was replaced by his sister, Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C.
Red Cross urges people to donate blood as supplies run critically low: 'help save lives'
The Red Cross now has less than a one-day national supply of Type O positive blood, the most commonly transfused blood type.
Trump promises 'high civilian honor' for 16-year-old lifeguard
Accompanying Trump's remarks was a video of the young man rescuing a young boy from a strong current on the beach.
Fauci diary indicates he had 'pulmonary infarction' after receiving vaccine, RFK Jr. says
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the "diary" reveals that five months after receiving the vaccine in a press conference, Fauci experienced a pulmonary infarction.
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