A law signed today by Gov. Ron DeSantis raises the age for teenagers to start social media accounts to 14-years-old. The law also requires parents to grant permission to anyone 14 and 15-years-old to open an account. The big change is that social media companies will now have to verify the information rather than just […]
“Someone must have slandered Joseph K., for one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was arrested.” —Franz Kafka, The Trial According to reports from informed news sources like the National Post, LifeSite News, and True North regarding Canada’s Liberal/NDP government’s latest totalitarian proposal Bill C-63, our freedom of speech is on the Parliamentary […]
The recently passed $1.2 trillion funding bill contained a little-noticed amendment that effectively bans the flying of the “pride” flag from U.S. embassies around the world. The law says that no U.S. funding can be used to “fly or display a flag over a facility of the United States […]
President Biden pressured House Speaker Mike Johnson to pass the Senate’s sweeping foreign aid and border security package now that Congress has finished funding the government. The Senate passed the $95 billion last month, which includes aid for Ukraine, Israel and the Indo-Pacific, but so far Mr. Johnson, Louisiana Republican, has not brought the bill […]
Some House Republicans would like you to believe that the Democrat-appeasing, bloated, irresponsible spending legislation is their only alternative. As an FBI whistleblower pointed out, that’s completely false. The House just passed a “sweeping” $1.2 trillion spending package for 2024, and the Senate quickly followed suit. As usual, the […]
The $1.2 trillion funding package has hit a snag in the Senate, and negotiations to pass the bill before the midnight deadline to fund the government are not going well. Senate Republicans are pressuring Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, New York Democrat, to allow for at least a dozen amendments to be voted on. […]
The Delaware legislature has approved legislation that would allow residents to compost dead bodies instead of traditional burial in a casket or cremation. Composting reduces the dead to soil using natural processes. As opposed to preservation using formaldehyde or cremation that releases carbon dioxide and mercury into the air, composting “uses large vessels to hold […]
House Appropriations Committee Chair Kay Granger announced she will step down from her post, just hours after the House passed a $1.2 trillion spending package to keep the government open. The head of the powerful spending committee told House Speaker Mike Johnson, Louisiana Republican, in a letter Friday that someone else should lead the panel, […]
The House passed a $1.2 trillion omnibus spending bill hours before funding ran out for much of the federal government at midnight Friday. The bill received bipartisan support, with 101 Republicans joining with 185 Democrats who voted yea on the bill. Opposition to the bill, however was also relatively bipartisan, with 112 nay votes from […]
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Jurors in 1994 recommended by a 9-3 vote that Rocky Myers be spared the death penalty and serve life in prison. A judge sentenced him to die anyway. Myers is now one of nearly three dozen inmates on Alabama’s death row who were placed there under a now-abolished system that allowed judges […]
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