Category: Government Updates
Republican House Members Introduce Bill to Stop Boys from Competing in Girls Sports
Member of the House of Representatives Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) has introduced a bill which would prohibit Title IX funds from financing women’s sports when...
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Transgender Litigants Not Entitled to Preferred Pronouns in Court
A federal inmate—a biological male—serving time in Texas for child pornography offenses, asked the federal courts for two things: 1) to change the name on...
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The Supreme Court Wisely Refuses to Consider a “Free the Nipple” Case
This week, the Supreme Court declined to hear the so-called “Free the Nipple” case, which seeks to end bans on female toplessness. Surprisingly, it is...
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Tennessee County Clerks Should Not Issue Same-Sex Marriage Licenses, Lawyer Advises
David Fowler is a lawyer, a former Tennessee state legislator, the head of the Family Action Council of Tennessee (FACT) – a Focus on the...
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145,000 Jobs Added in 2020; Unemployment Rate Continues at 3.5%
In December the United States added 145,000 jobs while the unemployment rate remained at 3.5%. As we enter an election year, the labor force is...
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Impeachment Update: Senate Republicans Threaten to Dismiss Articles; Pelosi Promises to Send Them Next Week
The impeachment controversy on Capitol Hill intensified this week as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) continued to hold on to the impeachment articles approved by...
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DOJ Rules that Pro-Abortion Equal Rights Amendment is as Dead as a Doornail
The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is dead, the U.S. Department of Justice opined recently as the Virginia legislature is close to becoming the 38th (and...
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Black Pro-Life Leaders Inform the Supreme Court that Abortion is Racist
Nine African-American pro-life leaders have filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court informing the justices about the racist history of abortion. The brief was...
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Facebook Executive Says Trump Won By Running “Single Best Digital Ad Campaign” He’s Ever Seen
Donald Trump’s election to the presidency was a shock and surprise for many. Just do an internet search for “shock + Trump win,” and almost...
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Nicholas Sandmann Settles $275 Million Defamation Lawsuit with CNN
Nicholas Sandmann has settled his lawsuit against CNN for an undisclosed amount after seeking $275 million in reparations. If you’ll recall, after the March for...
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McConnell Calls Democrats’ Bluff: ‘We Have the Votes’ on Rules for Impeachment Trial
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he has enough votes to approve the procedural rules for a Senate trial on the impeachment of President Trump...
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President Trump: Iran Appears to be Standing Down
In an address to the nation Wednesday morning, President Trump spoke from the grand foyer of the White House to update the American people on...
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President Trump Launches “Evangelicals for Trump” Coalition at Rally in Miami
Seeking to unite evangelicals behind his reelection campaign, President Donald Trump hosted a rally at a Miami church on Friday evening to launch a new...
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President Trump Signs Bill Raising Legal Age to Buy Tobacco to 21
On the Friday before Christmas, President Trump signed a $1.4 trillion dollar spending bill which, among other items, raised the federal legal age to buy...
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What Does an Impeachment Trial in the Senate Look Like?
Now that the U.S. House of Representatives has officially passed two articles of impeachment against President Trump, what is the Senate required to do next?...
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Delays Sending Articles of Impeachment to the Senate
The House of Representatives formally impeached President Trump on Wednesday evening in a vote of 230-197 along party lines. Yet, Speaker of the House Nancy...
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House of Representatives Votes 230-197 To Impeach President Donald Trump
In a historic moment on Wednesday, the Democrat-led House of Representatives voted 230-197 along party lines to impeach President Trump on charges of abuse of power and...
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The Impeachment of President Trump
Like so many of you, I’m deeply troubled by what’s happening in Washington D.C., including the most recent development. Today’s impeachment of President Donald J....
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The U.K.’s Donald Trump Moment – What the Election Results Means for the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election
On December 12, the people of the United Kingdom voted and gave the Conservative Party, led by former London Mayor Boris Johnson, its biggest victory...
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Impeachment Hearing Ends Amid Fireworks
Tempers flared Thursday evening in the U.S. House Judiciary Committee when Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY) suddenly ended debate just before midnight on the articles of...
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It’s Not Cruel and Unusual Punishment to Deny Sex Reassignment Surgery to an Inmate
The U.S. Supreme Court recently let stand a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision rejecting a prison inmate’s argument that being denied a “sex...
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Restoring Constitutionalist Courts: Senate Confirms President Trump’s 50th Circuit Court Nominee
On Wednesday, the United States Senate confirmed Judge Lawrence VanDyke to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. This marks a stunning milestone...
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House Introduces Articles of Impeachment
The Democrat leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives have produced Articles of Impeachment (Articles) against the president following two committee hearings, one in the...
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Inspector General Delivers Report on FBI’s Investigation into the Trump Campaign
The House of Representatives is about to impeach President Trump for allegedly soliciting foreign interference in an election. Ironically, it seems the FBI under the...
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