Policy and Politics

Federal appeals court sends case about Texas abortion law to the state's Supreme Court

A federal appeals court on Monday handed off a case regarding Texas' new abortion law to the state's Supreme Court, on which primarily Republ

Glenn Youngkin’s Inauguration Brings High Expectations for a New ‘Trajectory’

As Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s (D) term comes to a close, the Saturday inauguration of Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin brings with it lofty goals

Biden plans new restraints on law enforcement

President Joe Biden plans to roll out executive actions on police reform in honor of Black History Month this February, three sources familia

Judge rules absentee ballot drop boxes illegal in Wisconsin, regulators must retract guidance

A Wisconsin judge has ruled that the absentee ballot drop boxes widely deployed during the 2020 election are not allowed under state law, a d

Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden’s OSHA Mandate 6-3, Preserves Religious Objections

The Supreme Court dealt a massive blow to President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 policy, striking down his massive vaccine mandate on employers while

Democrats support photo ID to dine out in D.C. but oppose it for voting absentee

The nation's capital under Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser is set to institute some of the nation's strictest COVID measures, effective Saturd

Virginia Attorney General-Elect Will Challenge Biden Admin Vaccine Mandates

Jason Miyares tells the Free Beacon mandates would be 'devastating' for employers

Border Security Expert Explains How Technology Can Be Used to Stop Drug Cartels While Limiting Costs

Christie Hutcherson of Women Fighting for America appeared on Big League Politics Live to discuss her efforts fighting to secure the border.

Newsom's healthcare plan in California covers illegal immigrants

Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a plan to expand Medi-Cal coverage to many income-eligible residents regardless of immigration status on Monday as

Education Secretary Requested Letter from School Board Association Comparing Parents to Terrorists

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona solicited the National School Boards Association (NSBA) letter to the Biden administration that compared p

Biden's FDA prioritizes race in administering life-saving COVID therapeutics

For Americans suffering from COVID-19 and seeking life-saving treatment, they may find themselves put on a waitlist depending on their skin c

New York City Mayor Signs Law Allowing Non-Citizens to Vote

New York City Mayor Eric Adams enacted a measure Sunday that will allow more than 800,000 non-citizens in the city to vote in municipal elect

Another Disaster: U.S. Economy Added Just 199,000 Jobs in December

The U.S. economy added just 199,000 jobs in December and the unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent.

Trump Slams Biden’s Divisive January 6 Speech

Former President Donald Trump ridiculed Friday the efforts by President Joe Biden and leftist Democrats to politically weaponize the annivers

Democrat voting rules bill prohibits states from requiring ID or social to obtain absentee ballot

Voting rules legislation that Democrats are moving forward in the 50-50 Senate would prohibit states from imposing an identification requirem

Kamala Harris: Jan. 6 Riot Like Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 9/11 Terror Attacks

Vice President Kamala Harris kicked off the Biden administration’s remarks on the first anniversary of the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot by co

White House reiterates support for open schools after Chicago Teachers Union votes for remote learning

Biden 'is working ... to keep schools opened,' press secretary Jan Psaki says

‘A Huge Military Disadvantage’: Congressman Writes USMC General, Requests Disclosure Over Vaccine-Related Troop Dismissals

How is the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for troops affecting the strength and readiness of the Marine Corps? 

Study: More Than Half Of Omicron Hospitalizations Weren’t Actually For COVID-19

A majority of COVID-19 hospitalizations during the South African Omicron variant wave weren’t actually for the virus, a new study has found.