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Massachusetts’ New Abortion Law is ‘Normalizing the Deaths of Fully-Developed Infants,’ Pro-Lifers Warn
Massachusetts recently became the eleventh state in the nation to allow abortion at any point in a woman’s pregnancy, with Governor Maura Healey signing into law a measure codifying full and complete access to abortion up until birth.
Troy Jackson Entered Politics Fighting Foreign Labor. Now He Wants to Abolish ICE
Jackson was famously involved in a 1998 protest where loggers used trucks to block a road near the border to keep out Canadian workers.
Acting AG Todd Blanche Narrowly Clears Confirmation Threshold After Murkowski, Collins Defect
Donald Trump’s attorney general nominee Todd Blanche on Thursday secured the votes he needed to be confirmed by the Senate.
Senate Panel Votes to Hold Fauci in Contempt
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee on Thursday advanced a resolution to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress.
Fetterman Vows to Leave Democratic Party If Anti-Israel Progressives Take Over
Fetterman’s party is rapidly moving toward what he identified as a breaking point: Nearly half of House Dems voted last week to end aid to Israel.
Cornyn Says He Now Opposes Scrapping the Filibuster
Cornyn wrote an op-ed in March in which he said he’d be open to changing the filibuster in order to pass the SAVE America Act.
GOP Holdouts Reach Deal with Trump to Advance Todd Blanche AG Nomination
Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis secured a concession from Blanche on Trump’s IRS ‘anti-weaponization’ fund.
A Conversation with the Dead
For an increasing number of people, griefbots offer what feels like a very real opportunity to grieve. But some psychologists worry griefbots might provide a simulacrum of the grieving process that could harm, rather than help, the bereaved.
Pressed by Trump, Thune Still Has Support Where It Counts
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is focusing on different priorities than the president and the party base are.
N.Y. Nuns Won’t Be Forced to Comply with Assisted-Suicide Law While Case Is Adjudicated
The Medical Aid in Dying Act is set to go into effect August 5.