Category: Government Updates

Appeals Court Upholds Defunding of Big Abortion Businesses

A federal appeals court ruled the Trump administration can withhold taxpayer dollars from Big Abortion organizations – most notably Planned Parenthood. On Tuesday, December 30,...

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HHS Investigates Seattle Children’s Hospital Over Harmful ‘Transgender’ Procedures

U.S. Health and Human Services General Counsel Mike Stuart announced on X that he asked the department’s Office of Inspector General to investigate Seattle Children’s...

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18 States Sue HHS for Protecting Children From Sex-Rejecting Procedures

A coalition of 18 states on Tuesday filed a lawsuit to block the Trump administration from protecting children from sex-rejecting, mutilating procedures. Health Secretary Robert...

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Rand Paul Releases ‘Festivus Report’ Detailing $1.6 Trillion in Government Waste

U.S. Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky, is airing his grievances with Washington, D.C., in his annual “Festivus Report,” detailing the federal government’s waste of $1.6 trillion...

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Pentagon Reviewing Discharges of 8,700 Servicemembers Who Declined COVID-19 Vaccines

This week, the U.S. Department of War (DOW) announced it is reevaluating the discharge status of servicemembers who were involuntarily discharged solely for refusing to...

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Invoking God’s ‘Mercy,’ NY Gov. Kathy Hochul To Sign Assisted-Suicide Bill

New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Wednesday announced her intention to sign a bill legalizing physician-assisted suicide into law. The Empire State will become the...

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House Passes Bill Banning Sex-Rejecting Procedures for Minors

The House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill yesterday which would ban doctors from performing sex-rejecting procedures on people under 18 years old. The Protect...

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Education Department Launches ‘Presidential 1776 Award’ to Promote Civics Education

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) on Monday announced the creation of the Presidential 1776 Award, a national competition meant to promote civic knowledge ahead...

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Appeals Court Upholds Defunding of Planned Parenthood

In a big victory for life, a federal appeals court ruled the Trump administration can withhold Medicaid dollars from Planned Parenthood locations that provide abortions....

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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Signs ‘Dangerous’ Euthanasia Bill Into Law

Illinois Governor Jay Robert “JB” Pritzker signed a bill legalizing physician-assisted suicide into law on Friday. The decision makes the Land of Lincoln the 12th...

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House Passes Annual Defense Bill Enacting Conservative Priorities

The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed a massive $900 billion annual defense bill, sending the measure to the Senate before the year-end...

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Court Upholds Trump Ban on ‘Transgender’ Service Members

A federal appeals court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to enforce its prohibition on transgender-identified individuals from serving in the military. In a 2-1...

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NY Governor Kathy Hochul Seeks Changes to ‘Nightmare’ Assisted Suicide Bill

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is requesting substantial changes to a “nightmare” bill that would turn New York into a destination state for physician-assisted suicide....

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Court Overrules District Judge, Allows Planned Parenthood Defunding to Continue

A federal appeals court has stayed U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani’s ruling that had ordered the Trump administration to keep funding Big Abortion organizations, including...

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Federal Judge Blocks Planned Parenthood Defunding – Again

Once again, a federal district judge has bailed out the abortion industry and ruled taxpayer monies – to the tune of hundreds of millions of...

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Court Frees NY Pregnancy Centers to Tell Women About Abortion Pill Reversal

A federal appeals court has ruled pregnancy resource centers are free to inform women about the life-saving potential of abortion pill reversal. Last year, New...

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Clarence Thomas Becomes Nation’s Fifth Longest-Serving Supreme Court Justice

Congratulations are in order for Justice Clarence Thomas, who just became our nation’s fifth longest-serving Supreme Court justice. Nominated to the Court by former President...

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Florida AG Announces 122 Children Rescued in ‘Operation Home for the Holidays’

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the “historic” recovery of over 100 children in a statewide rescue operation titled “Operation Home for the Holidays.” The...

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Florida Becomes First State in the Nation to Adopt Education Freedom Declaration

Florida become the first state in the nation to adopt an important new education freedom declaration pledging parental choice, transparency and academic excellence in schools....

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Oregon School District Pays $650,000 for Firing Teachers Opposed to ‘Trans’ Policy

An Oregon school district has agreed to pay over half a million dollars in damages and attorneys’ fees for violating two educators’ free speech, religious...

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President Trump Signs Proclamation Commemorating Anti-Communism Week

President Trump declared the first-ever Anti-Communism Week, commemorating the millions of lives lost to “one of history’s most destructive ideologies.” The president signed a proclamation,...

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President Trump to Sign Executive Order Strengthening Foster Care

On Thursday, President Donald J. Trump will sign a crucial “Fostering the Future” executive order to strengthen the foster care system. Before signing the order,...

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Senate Reaches Deal to End Shutdown, Rejects Abortion Funding Under Obamacare

On Monday night, the U.S. Senate passed a bill to reopen the federal government after a record-breaking shutdown, now stretching into its 42nd day. The...

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Supreme Court Reinstates Trump Admin Requirement That Passports Display Biological Sex

The U.S. Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a win on Thursday, allowing the Department of State to require that passports identify people based solely...

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