Republican governors sign letter opposing WHO treaty
In their letter, the governors said that “if adopted, these agreements would seek to elevate the WHO from an advisory body to a global authority in public health.”
Federal judge dismisses Washington medical lawsuit alleging free speech violations
In addition to questioning the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines, both physicians argued in their writings that ivermectin is a safe and effective treatment for COVID-19.
Bureau of Prison to face trial over allegations of guards abusing female prisoners in California
U.S. District Court Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ordered the bureau and prosecutors to be prepared for a June 23, 2025 trial, but a case management conference will be held on…
CIA prevented investigators from interviewing Hunter Biden lawyer, new IRS whistleblower docs say
The new trove of documents released Wednesday provide details about the CIA’s intervention in the Hunter Biden investigation. From how high up did the orders come?
Senate GOP sees ‘dumb’ bid to boost incumbents with meaningless Schumer border vote
In 2020, Democrats treated border security as a “racist dog whistle.” But they’ve started to listen to pollsters. “hey don’t really think that they can pass it. So it’s just…
Foreign governments threaten Americans’ speech rights, lawmakers, civil liberties groups warn
World Health Organization Pandemic Agreement less restrictive than earlier drafts but still lacks “adequate language protecting national sovereignty,” group warns.
Islamic groups sue Gov. Abbott, others for antisemitism crackdown
One of the groups suing the governor was sued earlier this month by Jewish groups who allege it is a “collaborator and propagandist for Hamas,” a U.S. federal government-designated foreign…
North Carolina legislation on masks in public headed to conference committee
People wearing masks in public, and those blocking roads or emergency vehicles, are singled out in the proposal passed along party lines by the Senate.
Texas sues Biden over ‘gender identity’ accommodation guidance
Texas has also led the charge in suing the administration on a range of border security issues, including over Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas halting border wall construction,…
California wants the EPA to allow the state to mandate electric trains that don’t actually exist
California Dreaming? California “seems to believe that simply mandating that such locomotives should exist and should be economical for railroads will magically cause such locomotives to appear,” two rail industry…