The Bipartisan Illicit Cash Act Would Fight Corruption, Protect Whistleblowers
These days in Washington, the word bipartisan is not frequently used. But Senate Bill 2563, the Illicit Cash Act, is legislation that four Republicans and four Democrats from the Senate Banking Committee have introduced. It is intended to update the decades-old anti-money laundering laws, in part by calling on the Treasury to establish exam and supervision More...
What is President Trump’s stance on medical marijuana legalization
A marijuana doctor is just like any other medical practitioner and practices medicine with legal rights in any state. The only difference between them and other doctors is that they can prescribe medical marijuana More...
Senate confirms Air Force Gen Charles Brown as spy drones fly over China
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Gen. Charles Q. Brown to be the next Air Force chief of staff, making him the first African American leader of a military service making Brown the second African American officer More...
Jackson County Indiana Courthouse Nativity scene case heads to appeals to defend free speech
Liberty Counsel filed an appeal today to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals refuting the opinion by an Indiana federal judge who ruled against the Nativity scene display at the Jackson County Courthouse. Liberty Counsel represents More...
President Trump signs executive order to enforce social media platform vs publisher rules
In the wake of Twitter adding editorial remarks to President Trump tweets, he signed an executive order yesterday for government agencies to enforce speech protections across the Internet. Section 230 is a signature More...
Dr Anthony Fauci warns staying ‘locked down’ may cause ‘irreparable damage’, discusses how to reopen
Dr. Anthony Fauci opened up about ending the lockdown, stating that remaining closed too long could cause “irreparable damage,” said the White House’s top doctor on Friday. “We can’t stay locked More...
Chad Wolf discusses Al-Qaeda ties to Pensacola terrorist shooter, Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani
The Saudi military trainee, Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, who killed three US sailors and wounded several others in a terror attack last year on a military base in Pensacola, Florida, was a longtime associate of al More...
Illinois Gov Pritzker sued by Romanian churches for assembly ban, worship discrimination
Two Romanian churches filed an appeal of their federal lawsuit against Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker for his unconstitutional executive orders discriminating against churches by restricting in-person worship services More...
Michigan Republicans block Gov Gretchen Whitmer’s lockdown extensions
Republicans in Michigan rallied to block Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s 28-day coronavirus emergency lockdown order extension and the House body voted to authorize a lawsuit challenging the Democrat’s authority. Gov. More...
Tennessee court rules to allow abortions during COVID outbreak, lockdowns
The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled last Friday that Tennessee must continue to allow abortions during the COVID-19 outbreak, despite the governor’s emergency order banning nonessential procedures for More...
