“Your administration cannot use the power of the federal government to track the application of federal employees who have applied for a religious exemption for the COVID-19 vaccine," lawmakers led by Rep. Andy Biggs says.
"If retailers choose to profit from Christmas while pretending it does not exist, we encourage you to politely explain why and then patronize their competitors," explains Liberty Counsel.
USAID threatened to sue Sen. Joni Ernst and her staff for routine congressional oversight if information on its contracts "gets into the wrong hands," she claims.
Former President Trump's conservative judicial appointments are one reason evangelical Christians are supporting him, but some hesitance remains.
In a new poll shows 39% of students said they're praying more often, and 28% said they're thinking about spiritual issues more often since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Regarding fining Attorney General Merrick Garland, Rep. Andy Biggs said, "I'm hearing it's gonna be a close vote."
DEI “has been manipulated to push policies that expressly favor some demographic groups to the detriment of others,” governor’s office says.
New guidance for schools in England frowns on even "social transition," much less coed bathrooms, and resembles Idaho law suspended by federal appeals court.
Principal said they were "not appropriate" in a public school setting.
For years, the FBI under Christopher Wray stonewalled congressional Republican efforts seeking answers on the "weaponization" of the bureau. Now, the FBI under Kash Patel is finally handing over some answers.