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Breaking – U.S. Supreme Court overturns abortion rights landmark
The Supreme Court on Friday overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion ruling in a highly anticipated decision. The ruling effectively ends recognition of a constitutional right to abortion

Transgender indoctrination suit filed by Pennsylvania parents over lessons aimed at first graders
Pennsylvania parents have filed a lawsuit in federal court saying Jefferson Elementary School in Pittsburgh violated district policy, state law and the Constitution by teaching students about gender dysphoria and

Four states and Washington DC woke up to primary results
The states of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Virginia, and the District of Columbia all went to the polls on Tuesday in the most recent round of primaries as a lead-up to

Ukraine War Update: Turkey holds Nordics’ NATO bid hostage; Russian soldiers plead guilty in second war crimes trial
Turkey doubled down in its refusal to grant NATO membership to Finland and Sweden following Wednesday’s five-hour meeting between delegates representing the three countries. A senior Turkish official said his country will not agree to allow the Nordic nations into the alliance unless its objections are addressed, according to the

Ukraine War Update: Majority of Ukrainians aren’t willing to sacrifice territory; Zelenskyy enforces pre-invasion lines
Eighty-two percent of Ukrainians don’t want Ukraine to cede any of its territories to Russia under any circumstances, according to a new survey released Tuesday by one of the country’s top pollsters. The plurality holds this view so firmly, in fact, that they said their opinions would not change even

Top Republicans demand to know why FBI spied on millions of Americans
House Republicans are demanding answers from the FBI after court-ordered information shows that the bureau collected information on millions of U.S. citizens without a warrant. In a May 24 letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, and Mike Turner

Gunman kills 14 children and a teacher in Texas school -governor
A gunman opened fire at an elementary school in South Texas on Tuesday, killing 14 students and one teacher, before the suspect himself died, Governor Greg Abbott told reporters. Abbott said the gunman, identified as 18-year-old Salvador Ramos, apparently was killed by police officers responding to the scene, and that two of

Ukraine War Update: Russian diplomat condemns war; Ukraine military suffers largest loss in attack
In an extremely rare public expression of opposition to the war from among Russia’s elite, a Kremlin diplomat delivered a scathing rebuke of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in a letter of resignation sent to foreign colleagues. “Never have I been so ashamed of my country as on

Biden’s job approval rating hits new low
President Joe Biden has achieved a new all-time low in his job performance approval rating according to the latest Associated Press poll. The new data shows that only 39% of Americans approve of how Biden is handling key issues. On the heels of a Quinnipiac poll showing the low approval

Gubernatorial primary pits Trump against Pence as five states head to polls today
Voters are headed to the polls today in Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, and Minnesota in another round of midterm primary elections, with one race pitting Donald Trump against his former vice president, Mike Pence, in what could be the biggest challenge to Trump’s influence over his party to date. In Georgia,

Biden says high prices will lead to ‘incredible transition’ from fossil fuels
President Joe Biden seemed to praise high gas prices for causing an “incredible transition” from fossil fuels and towards greener energy sources. During a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Fumion Kishida on Monday, Biden said that “God willing” the United State’s will be “stronger” as a result of

State Farm encouraged employees to donate LGBTQ children’s books to schools and libraries in leaked email
State Farm asked its employees to donate LGBTQ children’s books to local libraries and schools in a newly-leaked internal document. In a Jan. 18 email, State Farm asked its Florida agents to select from among three books written for children in grades kindergarten and up. The titles include: “A Kids