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1 day agoTrump has nominated over 125 judges, solidifying his judicial legacyPresident Trump has nominated over 125 judges to the federal court, solidifying his judicial legacy.
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3 days agoTrump DOJ scores rare win on sanctuary city crackdown in appeals courtPresident Trump notched a win on Friday in a federal appeals court, which upheld a Department of Justice method for cracking down on sanctuary cities.
3 days agoTrump administration asks for Supreme Court intervention over border wall constructionThe Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to lift an injunction imposed by a lower court that blocks the administration from using $2.5 billion in military funds to construct a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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5 days agoKristan Hawkins: American Medical Association shows clear bias in abortion lawsuitRecently, the American Medical Association sued the state of North Dakota for attempting to tell women that if they act quickly, they can reverse the impact of the chemical abortion drugs. The abortion industry despises these kinds of laws that let women know that a choice for chemical abortion can be reversed. The process involves interrupting the deadly effects of two drugs. This first drug, Mifepristone, acts to block progesterone receptors, essentially starving the baby of needed progesterone. Then a second drug, misoprostol (Cytotec), is taken to force a miscarriage.
5 days agoAdam Carrington: The Supreme Court's missed opportunity on the citizenship questionCitizenship matters. It marks one’s belonging to a political community; it delineates the privileges and duties inhering in that membership.
