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A coalition that represents some 1,500 Orthodox Jewish rabbis condemned President Biden’s move to nominate Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, a leader of the LGBTQ-focused Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, to the U.S. Coalition on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), saying it sends a “counter-productive” message amid threats to religious freedom.  Kleinbaum is the spouse of American Federation of … Continue reading Orthodox rabbis slam Biden for naming lesbian rabbi to religious freedom coalition

(Michał Chodyra/Getty Images) The European Court of Human Rights will not help two-year-old Alta Fixsler’s parents keep Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital from taking her off life support. Her family is Hasidic, and Justice Alistair MacDonald of the British High Court previously ruled that he refused to “accept the submission that the assessment of Alta’s perspective should … Continue reading Young Alta Fixsler’s Life and Religious Liberty Have Been Taken Away from Her by the United Kingdom

President Joe Biden continued his administration’s war of words with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over coronavirus restrictions by pretending he didn’t know who the governor was when asked a question by a reporter. “When I asked the president his reaction to @RonDeSantisFL saying he is ‘getting in the way’ over COVID restrictions. Pres. Biden responded … Continue reading ‘Governor who?’: Biden pokes DeSantis in response to latest tussle with Florida Republican

Virginia will require state employees to take the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo regular testing, Gov. Ralph Northam announced on Thursday. The order will take effect on Sept. 1 and will affect over 120,000 employees in the executive branch, according to the press release. POSTAL WORKERS UNION BRISTLES AT BIDEN’S COVID-19 VACCINE MANDATE “The only way … Continue reading Virginia to require COVID-19 vaccines, testing for state employees

(Cyano66/Getty Images) If you don’t really have any talent, the surefire way of getting attention these days is to claim that some institution is racist. For several years now, the malcontents have been griping about classical music, claiming that it is “too white” and “not inclusive.” Naturally, the leaders of orchestras and opera companies and … Continue reading Under Fire from Social-Justice Warriors, Classical-Music Organizations Grovel

Google has admitted to removing ads from an article by Piers Morgan on the website of the Daily Mail, one of Britain’s most widely-read newspapers, due to what the tech giant alleged were “racist” comments below the line of the article. The article that was financially blacklisted by Google was a piece from British journalist Piers Morgan … Continue reading Google Admits Blacklisting Ads on Piers Morgan’s Daily Mail Column About Simone Biles

The Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue removed a page used by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s fundraising operation two days after a damning report from the state’s attorney general accused him of sexual misconduct with multiple women. The donation pages were no longer available Thursday afternoon, Fox News has confirmed, and individuals who attempt to make … Continue reading Democrat fundraising platform ActBlue removes Cuomo donation page

President Biden touted his latest executive order in a Thursday press event, saying the push for a clean car overhaul follows the “blue-collar blueprint to rebuild America.”  “I know many of you folks at home…feel left behind in an economy and industry that’s rapidly changing,” Biden said. “But we’re going to leave no one behind. … Continue reading Biden touts clean car drive as part of a ‘blue-collar blueprint’ for economy

Back in March, the scandals swirling around Governor Andrew Cuomo had become intense: leading establishment Democrats in New York began calling for him to step down (woke progressive Dems and Republicans were already in favor of his ouster). The state assembly’s plodding impeachment inquiry was underway, with Cuomo allies waiting anxiously to see how Attorney … Continue reading Impeachment in New York State

South Carolina Rep. Ralph Norman announced he has tested positive for COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated. “After experiencing minor symptoms this morning, I sought a COVID-19 test and was just informed the test results were positive,” the GOP lawmaker announced on Twitter Thursday. “I have been fully vaccinated and my symptoms remain mild. To every … Continue reading Second vaccinated GOP South Carolina lawmaker tests positive for COVID-19

The national border patrol union endorsed a Republican border state congressman as the migrant crisis at the southern border continues to escalate. Freshman Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, received an endorsement from the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) ahead of the 2022 midterm election cycle. NBPC president Brandon Judd called Gonzales a “fighter” who has worked … Continue reading Border patrol union endorses Texas representative as migrant crisis escalates

Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has written to Attorney General Merrick Garland requesting answers about an MS-13 task force that he fears has been either scaled down or abolished entirely amid continued fears that members of the brutal gang are using the crisis at the southern border to sneak into the U.S. The Trump-era Justice Department … Continue reading Grassley quizzes DOJ on MS-13 task force amid fears of gang members sneaking through border

( Halfpoint/Getty Images) Throughout the worst stretches of the pandemic in 2020, Americans could endure knowing that the vaccines were on their way, and with them, they thought, a return to normal life. Many Americans have gotten vaccinated – 165.6 million fully vaccinated, 193.1 million with one shot – and the country isn’t really in … Continue reading Is ‘Normal Life’ for Americans Going to Return by 2022?

One of President Biden’s top advisers has been able to skirt publicly disclosing her personal finances and business interests, unlike other presidential appointees, due to an ethics loophole.   Anita Dunn, a senior adviser to President Biden, is set to depart the White House and return to SKDK, a liberal corporate and political consulting firm … Continue reading Top WH adviser Anita Dunn dodging public ethics disclosure

(Jonathan Ernst/Reuters) Joe Biden keeps admitting that he’s simply trying to buy time: Why is the eviction moratorium constitutional, I asked the president. Biden told me “I can’t guarantee you the court won’t rule that we don’t have that authority but at least we’ll have the ability to, if we have to appeal, to keep … Continue reading Biden Keeps Saying ‘the Quiet Part Out Loud’

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday that defunding the police is not a Democratic message, nor will it be going into the midterm elections, after Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., declared that Americans need to “suck it up” and make it happen. Bush made headlines Thursday morning after she told CBS News that the police … Continue reading Psaki rejects Cori Bush’s rallying cry, says ‘majority of Democrats’ don’t want to defund police

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D., Ariz.) speaks in support of a judicial nominees during a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., December 4, 2019. (Joshua Roberts/Reuters) Despite repeated claims by supporters that the bipartisan infrastructure package would be full “paid for,” the Congressional Budget Office on Thursday said the bill would actually add $256 billion … Continue reading CBO Says Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Would Add $256 Billion To Deficits