Connecticut Hispanic lawmakers push to remove Latinx’ from government documents: reports
Five Hispanic Democratic lawmakers in Connecticut proposed a bill that would eliminate the term “Latinx” from all official government documentation.
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California judge issues preliminary injunction blocking COVID ‘misinformation’ law: reports
A California judge issued a preliminary injunction against the ‘misinformation’ law, as five doctors challenge the law and claim it violates First Amendment.
House Speaker McCarthy rejects Jeffries’ demand to reappoint Schiff, Swalwell to Intelligence Committee
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, a Republican, rejected Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries’ demands to appoint Democrats Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell to the Intelligence Committee.
VP Harris required people to sign ‘attestation of vaccination’ paper to attend her Florida speech: reports
Florida attendees at a Vice President Kamala Harris event on Sunday were required to prove whether they were vaccinated before attending, or show proof of a COVID-19 negative test.
American Conservative Union Chairman Matt Schlapp accused in lawsuit of groping ‘John Doe’ political aide
A political aide claimed Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, groped him one night while the two were alone in a car in October.
Florida school sends permission slips to learn Black National Anthem, not Holocaust: reports
College Park Elementary School in Ocala, Florida sent permission slips to parents of third, fourth, and fifth graders to teach the Black National Anthem.
Illinois lawmaker seeks legalization of psychedelic mushrooms
An Illinois state legislator opened the legislative session this week with a bill that would legalize psychedelic mushrooms for therapy and other uses.
Texas Border Patrol temporary processing facility nearly doubles capacity at El Paso
U.S. Custom Border Protection built a new temporary processing facility in El Paso, Texas that nearly doubles the capacity of the current Central Processing Facility.
US suicide prevention hotline 988 sees increase in calls: reports
The new Suicide and Crisis lifeline went live six months ago and the number of calls, texts and chats that have been initiated since have poured in.
Some House Republicans concerned McCarthy speakership would continue ‘past and ongoing Republican failures’
Nine GOP House members said Kevin McCarthy’s election to the speakership could mean a continuation of past and ongoing Republican failures.
Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin diagnosed with ‘serious but curable’ cancer
Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin, a Democrat, announced Wednesday that he has been diagnosed with Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma, a “serious but curable” cancer.
Arizona judge denies request for sanctions against Lake, rewards $33K reimbursement
An Arizona judge denied Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs’ request to sanction her gubernatorial opponent, Kari Lake, but was granted more than $33,000 in reimbursements.
New York Rep.-elect George Santos confesses to lies about his resumé: Report
New York Republican Rep.-elect George Santos confessed to the New York Post on Monday that he lied on his resume about his education and employment.
Arizona Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs files sanctions against former candidate Kari Lake
Arizona Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs joined sanctions against her opponent, Kari Lake, seeking reimbursement of nearly $37,000 in attorney and legal fees.
Florida court grants DeSantis’ petition to investigate pharmaceutical companies
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ petition to investigate COVID-19 vaccine developers for wrongdoing was granted by the state Supreme Court on Thursday.
Karine Jean-Pierre says Biden administration is ‘prepared’ for end of Title 42
Karine Jean-Pierre spoke briefly about the expiration of Title 42, though she did not speak about the number of immigrants expected to enter the U.S.
Congress averts partial government shutdown with short-term funding bill
Congressional lawmakers approved a short-term funding bill in a 224-201 vote, allowing an additional week to work on on a $1.7 trillion spending bill.
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas travels to southern border as Republicans call for his impeachment
Alejandro Mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security, went to Texas to speak with U.S. Customs and Border Protection about the crisis at the border.
Twitter Files part two reveals ‘visibility filtering’ used at highest levels to ‘suppress what people see’
Part two of the Twitter files, which were posted by The Free Press Founder and Editor Bari Weiss, focus on the social media platform’s efforts to blacklist certain users.
Oops! White House press secretary Jean-Pierre reads wrong script during briefing
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre answers reporter with wrong script before correcting herself and speaking about the Hatch Act.
Former President Trump’s office could be held in contempt of court over Mar-a-Lago documents probe: reports
The Department of Justice requested a U.S. District Court Judge hold Donald Trump’s office in contempt of court for failing to comply with order to return all classified documents.
Mayorkas defends DHS record amid record illegal border crossings
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas defended efforts along the southern border on Monday, despite record number of illegal crossings.
Texas Rep. Gonzales blasts Mayorkas for border chaos in his district: ‘Change is coming’
Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales and other congressional leaders called for the resignation of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas at a press conference in Texas on Tuesday.
Biden confuses Ukraine city of Kherson with Fallujah
President Biden mixed up the Iraqi city of Al-Falluja with the Ukrainian city of Kherson during a press conference at the White House on Wednesday.
Fetterman and Oz separated by 1 point in race for Pennsylvania senator: poll
The Pennsylvania Senate race between John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz is a virtual tie with Fetterman leading by one point, according to a new poll.