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March 10, 2023

Matt Taibbi calls out 'Censorship-Industrial Complex' in latest Twitter Files

Substack writer Matt Taibbi published a lengthy Twitter thread about the censorship ecosystem ahead of his testimony before the House Judiciary Subcommittee.

March 9, 2023

New Hampshire Senate rejects bill codifying abortion as right

The Republican-led New Hampshire Senate on Thursday voted 14-10 against a bill that would have codified a right to abortion into state law.

March 9, 2023

Missouri proposals may put abortion back on ballot

A proposed ballot question in Missouri would add a constitutional amendment enshrining abortion rights into state law up to a public vote.

March 9, 2023

Riley Gaines: Trans athletes in sports is 'erasure of what a woman is'

All-American swimmer Riley Gaines weighs in on the debate over transgender athletes in women's sports on 'America Reports.'

March 9, 2023

Matt Taibbi fires back after Democrat calls him 'so-called' journalist

Independent journalist Matt Taibbi clarified to a Democrat congresswoman that he is not a "so-called journalist" in his opening statement during a House Judiciary Committee hearing.

March 9, 2023

Supreme Court requests extra security funding after alleged assassination attempt on conservative justice

The U.S. Supreme Court is requesting million in security upgrades following threats to the justices.

March 9, 2023

Matt Taibbi responds after being called a 'so-called' journalist

Independent journalist Matt Taibbi directly addressed Ranking Member Stacey Plaskett in his opening statement during the House Judiciary Hearing on the Twitter files. 

March 9, 2023

Alabama Democrats seek to add exemptions in state’s abortion ban such as rape, incest cases

Democrats in Alabama are hoping to change the state’s abortion ban by adding exemptions for pregnancies resulting from rape and incest. However, the bills are doomed without GOP support

March 9, 2023

Supreme Court could take first transgender sports case with appeal from West Virginia soccer player

The Supreme Court will have an opportunity to weigh on the national debate about fairness in girls sports transgender athletes competing on the teams with which they identify.

March 9, 2023

Honduras' president signs order ending the 10-year ban on the sale, use of 'morning after pill'

The Honduras ban on the "morning after pill" has been lifted after over a decade. The ban was overturned by Xiomara Castro, the country's first female president.