- North Carolina Senate Passes Bill That Would Repeal Pistol Permit Law
By Zachary Stieber
State House also passed legislation, but governor may veto.
The North Carolina Senate this week approved legislation that would repeal a background check currently required ...
- 44 Senate Republicans Demand John Durham Report Be Made Public
By Jack Phillips
The pending report from special counsel John Durham, who was tasked with investigating the origins of the FBI’s Trump–Russia probe, should be ...
- Georgia Election Board Votes to Open Bipartisan Probe in Fulton County
By Ivan Pentchoukov
The Georgia State Election Board has voted to appoint a bipartisan panel to review the management of elections in Fulton County, an inquiry that ...
- Arkansas AG Rutledge Argues That Critical Race Theory ‘Violates’ Civil Rights Act
By Masooma Haq
In response to a state legislator’s question, Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said teaching Critical Race Theory (CRT) ideologies in schools does ...
- Hill Democrats Launch Another Effort to Federalize Elections
By Mark Tapscott
Congressional Democrats who failed in a late-night attempt earlier this month to impose federal control over elections are now pushing a new, ...
- Biden Responds to Afghanistan Collapse: ‘This Did Unfold More Quickly Than We Anticipated’
By Jack Phillips
After facing a bevy of bipartisan criticism, President Joe Biden on Monday afternoon acknowledged that the collapse of Afghanistan happened more quickly than his administration had ...
- Democrats Double Down on Election Laws
By Joseph Lord
Shortly before going into August recess, Senate Democrats gave approval for the For the People Act (S.1) to move out of committee for future ...
- Philadelphia Rally Exposes Communism’s Atrocities and Calls for CCP’s Disintegration
By Frank Liang and William Huang
Dozens of people rallied in Philadelphia’s Chinatown on Aug. 8, with a theme to expose the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s ...
- Project Veritas Prepares to Depose New York Times After NY Supreme Court Ruling
By Zachary Stieber
Journalism watchdog Project Veritas can depose New York Times employees in what could become a landmark case for defamation, a New York Supreme Court judge ruled ...
- Gender Reassignment Surgery Is Child Abuse, Says Texas Commissioner
By Allan Stein
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Wednesday he received a letter from the state’s Department of Family and Protective Services determining that genital ...
- Officers Deputized to Start Rounding Up Missing Texas House Democrats
By Zachary Stieber
Law enforcement officers in Texas were deputized on Thursday to go find House Democrats who are refusing to go to Austin, preventing the state’s lower chamber ...
- States Set to Begin Redistricting After Census Publishes 2020 Data
By Masooma Haq
Most states have had to delay their redistricting efforts because of the U.S. Census Bureau’s pandemic-related challenges. On Thursday, the Bureau officially released its ...
