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Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in as Supreme Court justice – The Hill
Ketanji Brown Jackson on Thursday was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice, officially making her the nation’s first Black woman to serve in the role.
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Macron to Biden, maybe: Drill, baby, drill! (Updated) – HotAir
Is that the message that French president Emmanuel Macron gave Joe Biden after buttonhooking him at the G-7 summit? According to Newsweek and video clips making the rounds on social media, it does appear that Macron cast a lot of cold water on Biden’s attempt to alleviate his oil crisis by getting OPEC producers other than Russia to goose output.
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Anthony Brian Logan: Whoopi Goldberg ATTACKS Clarence Thomas Over Interracial Marriage!
Abortion Emergency! Black Women Demand Biden Declare ‘National Public Health Emergency’ – PJMedia
The Congressional Black Caucus is sounding the alarm. An end to abortion in several states will disproportionately impact Black people, CBC chair Joyce Beatty said in a statement.
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BREAKING: Supreme Court Announces Massive Second Amendment Ruling – Townhall
The Supreme Court on Thursday handed down its opinion in a landmark Second Amendment rights case, the biggest win for gun rights since the court’s Heller ruling holding that “New York’s proper-cause requirement violates the Fourteenth Amendment by preventing law-abiding citizens with ordinary self-defense needs from exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms in public for self-defense.”
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Recap: Where Does Our Government Stand?
Faith and Freedom Go Together – Townhall
Per a new report from Gallup, the percentage of Americans now saying they believe in God is the lowest since they first started doing the survey.
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Supreme Court Hands Down Huge Victory on School Choice – Townhall
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Tuesday morning that government tuition assistance programs cannot discriminate against religious schools. The opinion is from Carson v. Makin, a case out of Maine.
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