The Supreme Court Could Weigh In on Whether Colleges’ Speech Police Are Legal
The Supreme Court could weigh in on the constitutionality of so-called bias response teams at colleges in the U.S.
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House Dems ‘Expect’ Ukraine Aid Vote After Shutdown Averted
Leaders of the House Democrats said they “expect” House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to queue up a Ukraine aid vote.
REPORT: RFK Jr. To Quit Dem Party, Run as an Independent
Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will exit the Democrat party and run for president as an Independent.
More Than 1,000 Kids Reported Missing in This State in ‘Extraordinary Surge’
Children are disappearing from the state in record numbers, with more than 1,000 minors reported missing so far this year.
Court Affirms Laws Protecting Children From Body Mutilations
A federal appeals court has ruled that the states are allowed to implement laws that protect children from certain transgender treatments.
Blue City’s Fentanyl Crisis So Bad, Officials Ask All Citizens to Carry NARCAN
The city is now calling on its citizens to carry NARCAN with them at all times to help save people whose lives are threatened by drug overdose.
Wild Videos Show Flooded Airport Terminal, Travelers Attempting to Flee Ankle-Deep Waters
Travelers trying to flee the city were faced with ankle-deep water in the airport, amid widespread flooding.
Arizona GOP’s Kari Lake to Announce Senate Bid
Kari Lake was last year’s Republican gubernatorial nominee in the Grand Canyon State.
Longest Serving Female Senator Dead at 90
During the senator’s final years, she had increasingly visible health and memory issues, and as a result of those a conflict with fellow Democrats over her refusal to step down.
First House Impeachment Inquiry Hearing Lays Out Potential Next Steps of Biden Investigation
The first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden laid out the next steps for House investigators to take.