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Texas Governor Announces State Actions Over Federal Facilities Holding Unaccompanied Minors

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday criticized the Biden administration over the “unacceptable and inhumane” conditions of two federal facilities holding unaccompanied minors and ordered investigations into the issues, amid a recent surge of illegal aliens across the U.S.–Mexico border. In a statement, the Republican governor said that water at a federally-run facility in Midland was not […]

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How Late-Night Talk Show Hosts Are Whiter Than CPAC | Larry Elder

After former President Donald Trump spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the Tonight Show’s Jimmy Fallon made a joke claiming everyone in attendance was white. Well, last time we checked, late-night comedy in America is whiter than CPAC. From certain government officials, that would classify as systemic racism. In this episode, Larry gives

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Tokyo Olympics Ready to Announce Ban on Fans From Abroad

TOKYO—Tokyo organizers and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) are poised to finally make it official that most fans from abroad will be prohibited from attending the postponed Olympics when they open in four months. The announcement is expected to come after “five-party” talks on Saturday with the IOC, local organizers, the Japanese government, the Tokyo

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Video: What’s Next for the Republican Party—Interview With Andrew Boucher

The United States has gone through major political shifts, and the cultures of both the Democrat Party and the Republican Party have changed drastically over the past several years. To learn more about this we sat down for an interview with Andrew Boucher, partner at RightVoter and an organizer of The Charleston Meeting and The

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New Hampshire Senate Rejects Bill That Would Make No Excuse Mail Voting Permanent

The New Hampshire Senate on March 18 rejected a bill that would have made permanent the temporary no-excuse absentee voting put in place last year due to the CCP virus pandemic. New Hampshire relaxed the rules around absentee voting last year, first through guidance from the state’s attorney general and secretary of state and subsequently

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Biden Picks Former Senator Nelson as NASA Chief: White House

WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden has tapped former U.S. senator and astronaut Bill Nelson to lead the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the White House said in a statement on Friday. Nelson, a Democrat from Florida—home to NASA’s Kennedy Space Station in Cape Canaveral—must secure Senate approval to be confirmed in the post. Nelson has long held

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