Senate Passes Massive Spending Bill In Middle Of The Night
The Senate approved a $1.2 trillion spending package in a bipartisan vote during the early hours of Saturday morning, sending the bill to President Joe Biden, who will likely sign…
Wyoming Bans Gender Surgeries, Puberty Blockers For Children
Wyoming became the 24th state to ban gender surgeries on children when Republican Governor Mark Gordon signed legislation targeting the life-altering experimental practice into law on Friday. Senate File 99,…
Biden Campaign Rolls Out Nickname For Trump; Strategists Say That’s A Bad Idea
The Biden campaign is taking a page from former President Donald Trump’s playbook, rolling out a nickname for the president’s political rival as the 2024 race heats up. In an…
Putin Claims Kyiv Tied to Moscow Terror Attack, Ukrainian Official Denies Connection
The Russian president claimed now-captured suspects tried escaping to Ukraine, which was allegedly preparing to receive them after the attack.
Senate Passes $1.2 Trillion Funding Package, Ending Series of Spending Fights
The eleventh-hour Senate vote came shortly after a brief partial government shutdown went into effect at midnight.
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Shooting at Moscow Concert Hall That Killed 115 People
The attack comes about two weeks after the U.S. embassy in Moscow warned against attending large gatherings and public events, citing threats of terrorism.
How Utah Has Turned Religious Freedom from a Controversy to a Consensus
Utah’s experience has some important lessons for other states.
What the Santa Barbara Museum of Art Needs
To succeed, redo the galleries, strengthen the brand, and no meltdowns or fake diversity shtick.
A U.S. Exit from Niger Would Be No Catastrophe
Recent indications that American military forces may leave the country should not alarm us.