Should Released Felons Have Their Voting Rights Restored?
Earlier this year, Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, issued an executive order to restore voting rights to felons who have completed their prison sentences.
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Paul Ryan Under Pressure to Outflank Democrats, Not Just Scold Them
A visibly irritated Speaker Paul Ryan chastised Democrats for hijacking the House floor, and promised to bring the legislature back to regular order shortly.
Obama Says He Won’t Let Defeat on Amnesty Deter Other Executive Actions
Obama said the Supreme Court decision halting his executive actions to grant amnesty to illegal aliens won’t discourage him from making other such moves without going through Congress.
Top Firm in Meltdown: Game Burns Jews in Ovens
Without comment or explanation, an app-based “game” on Google Play that let users “live like a real Jew in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp” has been removed after it was widely condemned.
Voters Oppose Obama’s Transgender Bathroom Mandate by Wide Margin: Poll
A strong majority of voters disapprove of Barack Obama’s mandate that public schools and universities open their restrooms and private facilities to the opposite sex, according to a new poll.
POLL: Clinton Outpaces Trump in This Historically Republican State
Conversely, 42.2 percent of voters support Trump, while the remainder polled support a third-party candidate.
FBI ‘Revolt of Watergate Proportions’ If Hillary Skates
A former U.S. attorney says there is no doubt that, before the November election, the FBI will recommend to Attorney General Loretta Lynch that she prosecute Hillary Clinton for mishandling of classified information, warning that intervention by the White House would provoke a revolt of Watergate proportions.
California Judge Refuses to Throw out Lawsuit From Church Objecting to Paying for Abortions
A federal district court judge in California is allowing a church’s lawsuit against the state over an abortion funding requirement to proceed. But that was only one of two decisions bearing on the case issued two days apart, and the other was not favorable to pro-life interests.
Rubio Breaking Silence on Plans for His Political Future
For weeks, Rubio said he would be a private citizen at the end of this year. After the June 12 Orlando massacre, Rubio indicated he might change his mind.
Former Secret Service Agent Gives Inside Look Into Obama’s Presidency
Remaining true to form, the recent shooting at an Orlando nightclub has not only led to a call for stricter gun laws from the Obama administration, but has left many wondering how to minimize their chances of being a victim in such an attack.