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On Friday, the Supreme Court sided with a group of Muslim, Catholic and Ukrainian Orthodox parents in Maryland asking for the right to opt-out their children from instruction that violates and disparages their religious beliefs by indoctrinating students with LGBTQ+ sexual ideology.

In a hotly contested 6-3 decision Friday, the Supreme Court limited the power of district courts, dodged the issue of birthright citizenship, and delayed renewal of Pres. Trump’s executive order on the subject for a month.

United States Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth blasted the liberal activist press for misleading the American public by denying the success of the recent U.S. airstrikes that decimated three Iranian nuclear facilities.

Delivering a blow to Planned Parenthood, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday that South Carolina (and, thus, any state) can deny Medicaid funding to the nation’s largest abortion provider.

Pres. Trump gave Spain an ultimatum at a NATO summit in the Netherlands Wednesday, when it became the lone member nation refusing to sign an agreement to increase defense spending.

Under the pretense of putting on a “first annual talent show,” five Democrat senators colluded with a producer of the “Hamilton” musical to stage a “guerrilla theater” gay pride concert protesting President Donald Trump Monday night.

Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has publicly condemned current Sheriff Robert Luna, calling for his resignation amidst the controversy of a now deleted social media post made by the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department.

If diplomacy fails to convince Iran to abandon its pursuit of a nuclear weapon, the U.S. president should utilize “all options” available to extinguish the state-sponsor of terror’s nuclear ambitions, then-President Barack Obama declared in 2012.

”He’s the war-ending President who...ordered airstrikes in seven different countries (that we know of),” CNN declared in a Sept. 23, 2014 piece on how then-President Barack Obama ordered non-war airstrikes against six countries – without Congressional approval.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that a lawsuit by fuel producers against the EPA waiver allowing California to require automakers to produce more electric vehicles and fewer gas-powered vehicles could proceed.

A notorious student group at the University of Washington that was previously suspended for causing over $1 million in damages in an anti-Semitic occupation of a campus building, has escalated its agenda to not only call for violence, but to also teach it.

“I think that tells you everything” about the difference between Israel and Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday while visiting the site of a hospital hit by Iranian missiles earlier in the day.

Construction of a detention center surrounded by alligators and pythons could house up to a thousand illegal immigrants, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier proposed Thursday.

In an attempt to thwart scrutiny by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Chicago, City Clerk Anna Valencia (IL-D) removed the illegal alien “sanctuary” city’s online application portal for its CityKey ID program after receiving a subpoena from the agency.