Republican Winsome Sears was elected the first female African-American lieutenant governor and Republican Jason Miyares is set to become the state's first Latino attorney general
"Seldom would they do anything because they're intimidated by China's economic and military strength," said former U.S. ambassador to China, Terry Branstad.
Chase, Bank of America and PayPal have all been accused of severing ties with organizations blacklisted by the D.C. power elite. The banking giants say they have reputations to protect and Bank of America told the Christian group that all of its accounts would be closed because its "risk profile no longer aligns with the bank's risk tolerance."
School districts, teachers unions, student groups and parents lined up at the Ohio House to testify against two bills that would stop schools from teaching what sponsors called “divisive concepts” in the classroom. The House State and Local Government Committee heard
At least seven states have passed legislation restricting pornography access and 16 more have introduced similar bills.
“I think the Democratic brand is hurting because people feel that you cannot, with conviction and integrity, tell me what you honestly feel about some hard issues,” a Democrat leader laments.
President Trump's Justice Department opposed temporary restraining order, claiming female inmates didn't exhaust their administrative remedies before suing. Plaintiffs claim they faced retaliation for objecting to male inmates.
Staffer told resident assistants not to mention Christian holidays, but one RA promoted and hosted atheism event.
Republican senators arguing for the amendment generally spoke passionately about their personal convictions and stressed a pregnancy involves two lives, mother and child
The Biden administration tried and failed to enact a federal ban on gas stoves, and then denied the plans, convincing media "fact-checkers" to call it a "right-wing conspiracy." A federal court shot down Berkeley's ban on natural gas hookups, but undaunted, the movement to ban gas stoves lives on with "creative" laws that may avoid the legal pitfalls that killed Berkeley's law.