An appeals court has reinstated the Heartbeat Act after a Federal judge blocked it. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to a request from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton against the injunction. The bill was labelled as an “offensive deprivation” of women’s constitutional rights by Federal Judge Robert… Continue reading Appeals court reinstates Heartbeat Act
The Senate has voted to temporarily extend the debt limit to avoid a default that many experts feared would have crushed the economy. Senators agreed 50/48 to increase the limit by $480bn which will cover till December. The bill was approved after weeks of debates, and infighting within the Democratic… Continue reading Senate temporarily extends debt limit
Texas which is on the frontlines against the surging migrant crisis is now being targeted openly by Cartel members. The vast human and drug smuggling network that spans across Central and Latin America is controlled by different Cartels. Up till now, the Cartel members never exposed themselves as groups. There… Continue reading Migrant Crisis: Suspected Cartel members taunt Texas National Guard
A federal judge has blocked Texas’ Heartbeat Act that prohibits women from having an abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. District Judge Robert Pitman authorized a request by the Biden Administration to restrict the implementation of the law until its legality is being challenged. The White House has welcomed the… Continue reading Judge temporarily blocks Heartbeat Act in Texas
The state of Missouri executed Ernest Lee Johnson on Tuesday after he spent 27 years on death row. Johnson was convicted of killing three employees at a convenience store in 1994. He had asked to be executed by a firing squad but his request was denied by the Missouri Supreme… Continue reading Ernest Lee Johnson executed after 27 years
The Department of Justice is preparing to combat intimidation and threats against school teachers and board members from upset parents. The FBI is penning strategies that would address the problem, according to AG Merrick B Garland. Schools across the country have reported a rise in threats against staff members. Though,… Continue reading DOJ to combat mask mandate induced threats against teachers
The death toll reaches three, hours after a worker from Pennsylvania who was working in Florida went on a frenzy with a knife and a baseball bat. The triple homicide suspect was identified as Shaun Runyon, 39, who was working with an electric company providing services to Publix supermarkets in… Continue reading Three dead as man attacks co-workers with baseball bat in Florida
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has denied to block a New York City vaccine mandate for all public school employees. Mayor Bill de Blasio’s vaccine mandate requires all school staff, including teachers to be vaccinated against the virus by 5PM on Oct. 01. Failing to comply will result in possible… Continue reading Sotomayor denies NYC teachers’ request to stop vaccine mandate
The Bipartisan Infrastructure bill has been delayed as progressives demand more “diverse” spending on climate change. For years, the Democratic Party has catered to the Far-Left. Supporting and promising whatever they asked for, and now all that has once again backfired. The Democrats are officially without a backbone as the… Continue reading Biden, Pelosi left dangling by Far-Left as bipartisan infrastructure bill delayed
Delawar Mohammed Hossein, 36, a former New York City Uber driver faces terrorism charges over his alleged attempt to join the Taliban. He was arrested at the JFK airport in 2019 while boarding a flight to Thailand, and had a mission to “kill Americans,” prosecutors alleged during the opening statements… Continue reading NYC “wannabe playboy” on trial for trying to join Taliban and “kill Americans”