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- Luke 2:14
Outside Groups Say Trump Administration Has Disrupted $177 Billion in Federal Grants
California, Texas, New York, Illinois and North Carolina had the largest amounts of funding affected, according to the tracker.
Federal Judge Refers Philadelphia’s Soros DA Larry Krasner to DOJ Over Possible Criminal Conduct
Testimony indicated Krasner and Stiegler may have pressured prosecutors to present a false account to the court while attempting to protect the district attorney’s office.
House Democrats Target Data Center Tax Breaks as Trump Pushes AI Expansion
The proposal has support from 21 additional House Democrats, according to information released with the legislation.
Spooked by Inflation, Fed Hikes Interest Rates – Liberty Road
How will President Donald Trump respond to Kevin Warsh’s hawkish stance?
New Data on Defensive Uses and a Ticking Clock on Ballots – Full Episode – LN Radio
Getting the facts right.
The Democrat Party and Its Supporters Are a Hive, Part Two
Part II of a three-part series examines the organizations, funding networks, media, and cultural institutions the author describes as the Democrat Party's “Hive.”
Book Review: A Very Convenient Warming
Gregory Wrightstone’s A Very Convenient Warming challenges climate catastrophe narratives, arguing that historical evidence shows warmer periods and higher CO₂ often coincided with human flourishing.
Nike Went Woke. Wall Street Noticed.
Nike built its empire by selling winning, not politics. Its cultural turn coincided with a massive loss in market value, offering a warning to corporate America.
Iran, the Midterms, and October Surprises
The Iran war could reshape the midterms as Democrats, Iran’s regime, dissidents, and Kurdish rebels weigh the political and military stakes of the next 50 days.
Bipartisan cannabis bill to legalize access to banks introduced in Congress
“We must make sure that businesses in states where marijuana is legal – like Nevada – have access to bank accounts and other financial services,” Cortez Masto (D-NV) said in a Monday statement.
California high-speed rail project paid out more than $1 million for travel: IG Report
The High-Speed Rail Authority paid more than $1 million in unjustified travel expenses for contractors, including for private jets, premium tickets and cigar lounges, according to a report.
Amid controversy, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson signs order to address emergency protocols
As the controversy continues over how Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and Seattle Police dealt with the aftermath of the Bite of Seattle shooting, Wilson issued an executive order aimed at improving the city’s response to major emergencies.
Rep. Jordan suggests ActBlue is in legal jeopardy after latest report on company’s fraud policies
New findings allege that the almost exclusively leftist fundraising platform ActBlue failed to properly verify foreign donor identities, prompting renewed calls for Justice Department intervention.
Parents threaten to sue district for exposing kids to transgender teacher, testing SCOTUS rulings
Wake County, North Carolina parents want notice and opt-out for any classes taught by cross-dressing male teacher who may have identified as "non-binary" in job interview, arguing recent Supreme Court precedents demand it.
Florida joins 21 other states in FTC suit accusing Amazon of rigging ad auctions
If the allegations hold up, a hidden charge buried inside Amazon's ad auctions would have quietly raised the price of everyday goods for millions of shoppers. The question is how little visibility either sellers or regulators have into the pricing machinery of the country's largest online marketplace.
How Trump and Republicans can retake the messaging battle with less than six weeks to midterms
Law and order ranked among the top concerns for many voters in the 2024 presidential election after U.S. murders jumped about 29% in 2020, the largest one-year increase in FBI records, amid the COVID-19 pandemic and unrest following George Floyd’s death.
Trump, comparing himself to Teddy Roosevelt, signs orders benefiting hunters and fishermen
One order mandates an expansion of federal land available for hunting and fishing, building on a previous order that opened up 92 million acres of federal land across 32 states.
You Vote: Trump says he's facing a big decision on Iran. Which way do you think he'll go?
The issue is proving challenging for Republicans running for office in November’s midterm elections, where affordability is a major issue.
Bipartisan frustration over closed-door Pentagon briefing on Trump defense strategy and Iran war
Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon policy chief, was criticized for his lack of an opening statement and for answers that were considered not very informative.
Bipartisan push for FTC investigation of Amazon and Walmart over 'Made in USA' fraud
They added that they believed “consumers who seek out Made in the USA products should be able to rely on accurate country-of-origin information when making purchasing decisions.”
