Georgia Election Committee Holds Meeting Weighing Risks And Recommendations
The committee is chaired by state Sen. Max Burns, R-Sylvania, and state Rep. Victor Anderson, R-Cornelia.
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‘Kid Gloves’ Vs. ‘Public Spectacle’? Newly Released FBI Photos Fuel Biden-Trump Double Standard Claims In Doc Probes
The watchdog organization contends the photos confirm Biden got the “kid-glove treatment” from the Justice Department while President Donald Trump was “presumed guilty” during multiple investigations, including one for alleged mishandling of classified documents.
Trump Administration Defends CNN, MS NOW And Politico Ban
The outlets have until Friday to respond to the White House claims.
Store Owner Once Sued By Biden Labor Department Holds Fundraiser For El-Sayed
One attendee said more than $250,000 was raised for El-Sayed at the fundraiser, The Washington Free Beacon wrote, although the total remains unclear.
Two Ole Miss Students Die On Campus As Investigations Continue
The students, aged 18 and 20, were found dead in separate incidents, according to Lafayette County Coroner Glenn Coleman.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Deportation Of Venezuelan Man Shot By ICE Agent
The order followed an emergency request seeking to prevent his removal while questions surrounding the shooting are investigated.
The Conflict Between Crony Capitalism And Market Logic
Newman writes: Lord Acton teaches us that “power tends to corrupt,” but the advocates of limited government slowly transformed into the very parties they had previously detested.
Weight-Loss Drugs Face Thousands Of Lawsuits Over Rare Vision Loss
The scientific evidence, however, has not established that GLP-1 medications directly cause NAION.
Property Rights Are Not A Luxury: Why Zimbabwe Cannot Grow Without Secure Ownership
Before 2000, Zimbabwe was regularly called the breadbasket of southern Africa. Then came the Fast Track Land Reform Programme, launched that year and formalized under the Land Acquisition Act of 2002.
Is ‘Neurodiversity’ The New DEI In Education?
The parental rights group Courage Is a Habit warns in a new report that the American School Counselor Association‘s neurodiversity framework effectively turns counselors into left-wing activists intent on changing an “oppressive” status quo.
Network of State Conservatives Advance SAVE Laws
The president of the SFCN, Andrew Roth, also told the Daily Signal that SAVE laws are needed everywhere but highlighted some of the challenges he has seen state freedom caucus members have.
Early Voting Underway In Virginia With Senate Race, 11 House Seats On Ballot
Currently, Virginia sends six Democrats and five Republicans to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Utopian Net Zero Just Got Riskier
First, it is possible that every U.S. corporation could meet its net-zero commitments and yet have no impact on global warming so long as other countries keep emitting greenhouse gases.
Flock Safety Faces New Questions After Lawmakers Spot Alleged ‘History’ Of Contradictions
An exchange of letters between three Republicans in the state House of Delegates and Flock’s top lawyer was shared with the Daily Signal.
Trump Bans Three Major News Outlets From The White House, Says More To Follow
The move will likely be challenged in court, as a judge ruled last year that the White House cannot bar Associated Press reporters and photographers from the Oval Office, Air Force One, and other spaces for journalists.
Utah Republican Seeks Subpoenas For Trump Jr. And Hunter Biden
Curtis urged Chairman Chuck Grassley and ranking member Dick Durbin to investigate whether presidential family connections have been used for financial benefit, preferential treatment or access by foreign and domestic interests.