The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has been ordered by New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella to stop calling the primary “meaningless.” The letter to DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee (RBC) co-chairs Minyon Moore and James Roosevelt Jr. disputed an earlier DNC directive to the NHDP. New Hampshire Attorney General Challenges DNC’s ‘Meaningless’ Label for Primary … Read more
In South Florida, a miracle has occurred! Say that aloud: flawless conception. Alright, more along the lines of ridiculous notion. When Josie Ramos, a mother, learned that her daughter was pregnant while in prison, she received the shock of her life. Indeed. Daisy Link was carrying a child. All of this while confined to a … Read more
In the case of ballot access to the US Supreme Court, former President Donald J. Trump is being represented by the former Texas solicitor general and creator of the state’s pro-life Heartbeat Act. The Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling to refuse Trump ballot access on the grounds of his “disqualification” from office for “engaging in insurrection”—a … Read more
A federal appeals court ruled that defendants who were unlawfully staying at the Capitol throughout the disturbance on January 6 might still be found guilty even if they were only watching. Since these definitions “are unclear but moments has provided them solid contours in 2 essential ways here,” the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled … Read more
Yoav Gallant, Israel’s defense minister, has supported his nation’s strategy in the war against Hamas, claiming that it will take time since “we are battling an axis, not a particular enemy.” In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Gallant expressed his concerns about the safety of patients and employees at Al-Aqsa Hospital, the only … Read more
Congress achieved a spending agreement for the current fiscal year, preventing a government shutdown. Congress set spending restrictions for defense and domestic programs as part of a debt limit suspension package until 2025. The agreement matches them. The revised pact addresses House Republicans’ complaints about the first spending constraints, but it otherwise follows the agreement … Read more
Concerns about top-level communication remain after US Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III‘s hidden illness. After Austin’s stay at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks took over on January 2, 2024, unaware of his condition. Many days later, the White House was aware of this lack of transparency. Defense … Read more
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin finally spoke out about his unannounced multi-day stay, thanking Walter Reed Medical Center workers. Austin acknowledged difficulties after surgery that required a five-day hospital stay, citing transparency concerns. He acknowledged the media’s concerns and promised to increase public communication. Defense Secretary Acknowledges Transparency Concerns Amidst Undisclosed Hospitalization Austin’s illness remained … Read more
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley defended her comments about New Hampshire voters “correcting” Iowa caucus voters in an interview with Iowa’s PBS affiliate. She called the primary system fascinating, saying candidates must “change personalities” as they move through states. Nikki Haley Supports Traditional Sequence of Early Voting States in Presidential Primaries Haley recognized the importance … Read more
To protect abortion rights in Florida’s constitution, abortion rights campaigners collected enough signatures for a 2024 vote. Florida’s 15-week abortion restriction may be challenged by the referendum’s 891,523 validated signatures. Republicans like Governor Ron DeSantis might lose abortion restrictions if it passes. Florida Gathers Signatures for Abortion Rights Referendum: Governor DeSantis Expresses Confidence in Overturning … Read more
