• The Republican majority in the House will soon be down to just 1 vote

    The narrow majority that House Republicans have enjoyed this session is dwindling by the day.Rep. Mike Gallagher, one of the few Republicans to object to the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, announced on Friday that he'd be leaving Congress before his term is complete, according to the House Press Gallery. In a statement, Gallagher said he'd leave office on April 19.Several other Republican members have also announced in recent months that they'd be leaving the...

  • Cassidy: Won’t Commit to Voting for Trump, 'I Plan to Vote for a Republican'

    Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he would vote for a Republican when repeatedly asked if he would endorse former President Donald Trump. | Clips

  • Republican Sen. Todd Young will NOT vote for Donald Trump and is sick and 'tired' of having his vote 'taken for granted'

    Indiana GOP senator said party needs someone that 'principled conservatives can actually believe in'. Young is one of the rare Republican lawmakers not rallying behind Trump after he received the necessary delegates to clinch the party nomination. Fellow Hoosier Mike Pence also said he would not vote for Trump

  • Pornhub just banned Texas. Here's why.

    Pornhub has blocked access to its website in Texas, calling for the state's new age verification requirements to be overhauled.

  • Opinion: Is the U.S. truly a Democracy?

    Democracy. It was a novel idea in 1776. However, the system existed about 2,500 years ago in Athens. At the time, the Athenian leader called the system of government “demokratia.” When the founders of our country decided to remove the thirteen New World colonies from the reign of King George, they chose “democracy” to describe the kind of political system by which the new nation would operate. It was a truly “revolutionary” idea, stemming from the Greek nouns “demos” (people) and “kratos”...

  • Opinion: Embracing coalitions to save democracy in South Africa

    Democracy is on the ballot in 2024. In about eight weeks, South Africa will

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    Opinion: Biden needs to stand up to Texas’ immigration extremism

    Opinion by Lawrence Downes (CNN) — It’s been a week of whiplash for people wondering whether Texas is going to be getting its own foreign policy. That is, whether it will be able to enforce SB 4, the extreme anti-immigration law that Gov. Greg Abbott signed last December. It empowers the state’s police and judges to arrest, lock up and punish

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    Opinion: Biden needs to stand up to Texas’ immigration extremism

    Opinion by Lawrence Downes (CNN) — It’s been a week of whiplash for people wondering whether Texas is going to be getting its own foreign policy. That is, whether it will be able to enforce SB 4, the extreme anti-immigration law that Gov. Greg Abbott signed last December. It empowers the state’s police and judges to arrest, lock up and punish

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    Opinion: Biden needs to stand up to Texas’ immigration extremism

    CNN Opinion by Lawrence Downes (CNN) — It’s been a week of whiplash for people wondering whether Texas is going to be getting its own foreign policy. That is, whether it will be able to enforce SB 4, the extreme anti-immigration law that Gov. Greg Abbott signed last December. It empowers the state’s police and judges to arrest, lock up and

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    Opinion: Biden needs to stand up to Texas’ immigration extremism

    CNN Opinion by Lawrence Downes (CNN) — It’s been a week of whiplash for people wondering whether Texas is going to be getting its own foreign policy. That is, whether it will be able to enforce SB 4, the extreme anti-immigration law that Gov. Greg Abbott signed last December. It empowers the state’s police and judges to arrest, lock up and

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    Opinion: Biden needs to stand up to Texas’ immigration extremism

    Opinion by Lawrence Downes (CNN) — It’s been a week of whiplash for people wondering whether Texas is going to be getting its own foreign policy. That is, whether it will be able to enforce SB 4, the extreme anti-immigration law that Gov. Greg Abbott signed last December. It empowers the state’s police and judges to arrest, lock up and punish

  • Appeals court votes not to reinstate Texas' 'show me your papers' law

    In a late Tuesday decision, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals declined to allow Texas' controversial "show me your papers" law to go back into effect while a legal fight over its constitutionality plays out, the Associated Press reports. The 2-1 ruling ruling by the New Orleans-based court likely means Texas won't be able to enforce the law, Senate Bill 4, until the same panel of judges or the U.S. Supreme Court renders a final decision on its legality, according to the AP. Passed last...